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Restaurant Poco and others. As owner of T. Rugg's, he plans to tend the bar at least four days a week. "When I'm behind the bar, it feels pretty much the same," Dunn said. "I tell you what was weird. I came in for a drink [on Sunday], and I got my first drink served to me as the owner. That was weird." He had an Italian Greyhound — a cocktail of vodka, grapefruit juice and Campari. While sticking with the vibe, Dunn plans to update the bar's offerings to reflect today's beverage trends. "It'll still be a place to get a PBR," he said. "But there may be some local IPAs and lagers, too �...

According to The Parable of the Poisoned Well, there once lived a king who ruled over a great city. He was loved for his wisdom and feared for his pow

New acting school to open in Bristol By Lowie Trevena, Thursday May 6, 2021 In a bid to bring more acting opportunities to the South West, a drama school is opening its new centre in Bristol. Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company are bringing professional vocational actor training to Bristol from September 2021 at a new Fourth Monkey Regional Centre of Excellence. The London-based company will be working with The Actors’ Workshop and Screenology, with regional practitioners and facilitators recruited to deliver the school’s CertHE Acting & Theatre Making course. Get the top Bristol sto...

The spacious patio offers plenty of room for monkeying around. Renowned local architect Edgar Ullrich was lured from his Colorado home a century ago by a prized commission — chief design responsibilities for Casa de Mañana, a luxury resort hotel in La Jolla that eventually became an upscale retirement community. He ended up loving San Diego so much that he never left. He continued to design homes for wealthy locals until his death in 1958. Ullrich’s first project, however, was the home he built in 1924 to reside in during the Casa de Mañana project at 7231 Monte Vista Avenue. According ...

Virginia Theological Seminary and CollegeIn January 1910, at age twenty-six, Ota Benga moved to Lynchburg to attend Virginia Theological Seminary and College, a Black Baptist school located in Durmid, a suburb south of the city. Ever since the scandal at the zoo, and largely thanks to the advocacy of seminary president Gregory W. Hayes, Benga’s guardians had sought to send him to Lynchburg. They believed the seminary would give him the best chance to receive a formal education and convert to Christianity, and, in doing so, he would support their larger goal of proving that Africans did not ...