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Iowa History Month: When Southeast Asians came to Iowa Matthew Walsh © State Historical Society of Iowa A Hmong refugee named Shoua Her embroidered this “story quilt” that depicts her daily life in Laos, her exile to a refugee camp during the Vietnam War, and her arrival in the United States. She settled in Oskaloosa in 1976. In 1975, Southeast Asians who allied with America against communism faced torture, starvation and murder. The Tai Dam, an ethnic minority, fled persecution in their homelands of Vietnam and Laos. From Thailand they sent a desperate letter asking U....

Bridge swept online general news and investigative categories on its way to winning 19 awards last week at an annual awards ceremony of the Detroit chapter of the Society for Professional Journalists. Weeks after being named “Newspaper of the Year” in its division for the second consecutive year by the Michigan Press Association, Bridge took three first-place awards from the SPJ, three second-place, three third-place and eight honorable mention awards. Bridge also shared a first place and second place award with its media partners. The awards were for stories that ran covered topics as di...

Fears over 'chaotic' traffic in Bingham as hundreds more homes are built 'Give the new housing to someone else' 06:27, 4 MAR 2021 Updated Couple Claire and Eric Sharp in Bingham town centre. Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your right...

Aww, thank you so much. I loved working on TAKARAZUKA!!! I was amazed at the scale of the production and how hard the EWP team worked to bring the show to life. The costumes, choreography, dancing. To even attempt to recreate the massive spectacle of Takarazuka, you need a lot of design. Where are you spending these past pandemic months: New York, London or 'Aiea, Hawaii? At the top of the pandemic, I was in the U.K. Mostly I've been in New York, but I was able to go home to see my family in Hawai'i, which meant the world to me.

Comedy from Theater Mu is a live production like none you've ever seen Quirky comedy is a bit like live TV, a bit like theater.  February 4, 2021 — 10:33am Text size Copy shortlink: A lot of us have gotten used to the idea that our homes are our offices, but actor Katie Bradley might be the only one whose home is a theater stage/TV set, with cables snaking all over the place. It's all for the comedy "Today Is My Birthday." Opening Saturday, it's both the first show staged by Theater Mu since the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down...