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EXHIBITIONS"Memories & Inspiration: The Kerry & C. Betty Davis Collection of African American Art"May 29-Aug. 22, at the Lyman Allyn Art
(AGFC) Austin Booth was voted in Thursday afternoon as the next director of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. He is the first external director hire in 21 years and will replace Patt Fitts when Fitts retires on June 30. The commissioners’ approval was unanimous. Booth’s hiring is the result of a nationwide search that began in November that utilized consulting firm Explore Co. of Kensington, Maryland. The last director who wasn't an internal hire was Hugh Durham in 2000, Spokesman Keith Stephens told Arkansas Business by e...
Stepping into the gallery at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum, you see two huge canvases, each painted with whales that seem to swim elegantly through the frames, as if diving deeper into the sea. The wall text explains that the works commemorate New London’s whaling past and “the incredible beauty of these majestic, once-plentiful creatures.” The titles, on the other hand, betray a definite sense of humor: one painting is called “Sometimes I Dream of Driving 100 mph,” and the other is “I Know the Secret From the Bottom of the Sea.” On another canvas, a flamingo stands placidly atop a...
Updated 22 February 33 images Advertisement Sunday is traditionally a quiet day for Chuck Pryor's Houston funeral home, but on this Sunday in February, almost a year after the global pandemic reached Texas, the phone was still ringing. Pryor took the call: COVID-19 had taken yet another American life — one of more than 500,000 lost to the pandemic so far -- and another grieving family required the services of the exhausted funeral director and his staff. 2 Feb 2021. Houston, United States. Reuters/Callaghan O'Hare Chuck Pryor wheels the casket of Dwight Morgan, 52, who d...
Mother arrested in 2017 murder of 2-year-old son Keith Stephens, Jr. was killed over three years ago. Mother arrested in 2017 murder of 2-year-old son By WECT Staff | February 12, 2021 at 7:12 AM EST - Updated February 12 at 5:10 PM PENDER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Investigators have charged a woman with second-degree murder in the killing of her 2-year-old son more than three years ago. Quanisha Jesha Fennell, 35, is also charged with felony child abuse in the death of Keith Stephens, Jr., according to the Burgaw Police Department. The toddler died on Dec. 11, 2017, and an autopsy revealed ...