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The Augusta Barn Theatre is Back Live This Summer It's happening! More and more things we loved about West Michigan are returning and opening up after being slammed in the face with a COVID pie! And, one of our most favorite theatre experiences was always live theatre at the Barn Theatre School in Augusta. They are back! There is nothing better than live theatre, and the 75th Anniversary Season brings back many fan favorites including Mamma Mia!, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Rocky Horror Show, along with Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5 The Musical, and Spongebob Squarepants The Broadway Musical alon...

Augusta Barn Theatre Announces 2021 75th Anniversary Season The Barn Theatre’s 75 th season will happen after all!   The theater in Augusta has shifted the season to run from July through October, but there will be special events in June.   Normally, the season runs from May into September, but there was no season in 2020, as the pandemic rendered theaters dark everywhere. This summer, the Barn is bringing back several tried and true audience favorites, including Mama Mia, Jesus Christ Superstar, and the Rocky Horror Show.   Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5: The Musical will also be staged as ...

The memorial is not large, or ostentatious. It’s tucked away on a sweeping bend off Puketitri Rd. But the names have meaning and purpose. They were farmers, teachers, shearers, fencers and coachmen, part of the tight-knit community’s history. Rissington’s roll of honour is carved into a brass plate, consisting of 49 names of those from the farming community who went to the First and Second World Wars. Two names have stars next to them, the men who didn’t return. One of them, Patrick Hunter, was Sue Absolom’s​ uncle. Growing up in Rissington, Absolom is now based in Wellington,...

“The southern United States has as much at stake in this fight as any other part of the nation — and as much to offer, both in resources to tap and progress to make,” says Patrick Hunter, managing attorney of SELC’s Asheville office. The letter highlights the region’s rich biodiversity, large swaths of forests and other resources that will need to be protected and preserved even as development pressures threaten them. “The region has more tree, freshwater fish, reptile, amphibian, bird, and endemic mammal diversity than nearly any other part of the country,” says Sam Evans, lead...