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Morristown Daily Record Linda Kiger Smith, who led a grassroots volunteer organization that transformed the decaying Community Theatre in Morristown into a vibrant, nationally recognized performing arts venue, died Friday. She was 72. A former resident of the historic district of Morristown, she later founded and continued to produce the annual Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival with her business partner and husband, Don Jay Smith. The free outdoor concert typically draws thousands of visitors each year to Morristown, where the economic revival she helped to ignite continues to this day. A nat...

During pride month, it is not uncommon to see the rainbow flag being proudly displayed as a symbol for the LGBT+ rights movement, but how did that flag become a symbol of pride?

WEEKLY BRIEFING – Birch Aquarium extends hours Ultimate Disc League match at Mission Bay High ‘Loud & Proud’ at SD Loyal’s home matches - A round-up of news community and business briefs from sdnews.com highlighting what s happening in our communi...

CHARLESTON — FestivALL returns to Charleston on Sunday, June 13, bringing with it 10 days of art, music, theater and dance.

SHARE MADISON, Wis.— The Rainbow Pride flag is once again flying over the state Capitol in recognition of Pride Month as Gov. Tony Evers takes executive actions on LGBTQ issues. What You Need To Know Gov. Tony Evers ordered the Rainbow Pride flag be raised over the Wisconsin State Capitol during June in celebration of Pride Month The Rainbow Pride flag will fly over the East Wing of the State Capitol building from June 1 through June 30 Gov. Evers ordered the flag to fly over the State Capitol building for the first time in Wisconsin state history in June of 2019 As was the case in the past...