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Beth Nasset

Beth Nasset, 78, Grand Forks, ND, passed away Sunday, September 4, 2022 after a long, hard fought battle with breast cancer with her girls by her side.

Lighthearted story a 'delight for all ages' | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Lighthearted story a 'delight for all ages' | Entertainment

Laughs, mystery and family-friendly creatures await audiences when All For One Productions opens ''The Princess and the Goblin'' next week.

Arts groups adapt to financial challenges | Covid-19: Caught in the grip - Vimarsana News

Arts groups adapt to financial challenges | Covid-19: Caught in the grip

In the past year, the public has seen arts and culture organizations pivot how they approach programming, offering more virtual options and making sur ...

Smaller arts groups forging ahead with help, creativity | Covid-19: Caught in the grip - Vimarsana News

Smaller arts groups forging ahead with help, creativity | Covid-19: Caught in the grip

Michelle Davies | The Journal Gazette Cinema Center has been closed since the start of the pandemic, but the organization says it is in better financial shape now than it was a year ago. Courtesy Pulse Opera House in Warren has used some of the downtime caused by the pandemic to install a mezzanine-style area for storage of props and costumes. Courtesy Pulse Opera House in Warren had a "Fill The Seats" fundraiser in which donors could have their names added to slipcovers on the theater's chairs that were made from leftover costume fabric. Previous Next Friday, Febru...

Awaiting full houses | Covid-19: Caught in the grip - Vimarsana News

Awaiting full houses | Covid-19: Caught in the grip

Awaiting full houses COREY MCMAKEN | The Journal Gazette Many weekends before the pandemic the seats inside Arts United Center would be filled by audience members eager to take in a theater show, dance production or other arts event. But since March, the seats have been largely unused as the pandemic forced restrictions on seating capacity and gathering in large groups. To ensure distanced seating, some rows in Arts United Center are completely blocked off when it does host an event. In rows that are being used, some spots are blocked off with fabric bands that wrap vertically around the chai...