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The University of San Diego has built a very good football program. UC Davis has assembled a great football program. A week ago the 12th-ranked Aggies beat...

Youth Are Flipping an Abandoned North Carolina Prison into a Sustainable Farm "By transforming a decaying prison into a flourishing farm, these young men are avoiding the criminal justice system—and creating a model to share." This story from the Solutions Journalism Exchange originally published by Civil Eats highlights one farm is working to address issues with the criminal justice system, unemployment, food access and health inequity. For further listening, check out episode 80 of  Meat and Three, which examines ways that farming can be a radical, healing act for incarcerated and fo...

Brian Clowdus, Accused Of Racist & Abusive Conduct As Former Head Of Serenbe Playhouse, Announces Run For Political Office In Florida The former artistic director is running for office in Panama City, FL.by BWW News Desk Brian Clowdus, who after stepping down as the artistic director of Georgia's Serenbe Playhouse in 2019 was later met with allegations of racist and abusive behavior (as reported in depth by ArtsATL, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and On Stage Blog) has announced a run for political office in Florida. Several artists accused Clowdus of incorporating racist language into sc...

POLICE are concerned for the well-being of a man who has gone missing from Oldbury.

These bison heads watched over Calgary for 16 years. As they go for auction, the sculptor shares their story When Al Stinson learned concrete bison heads from Calgary's Centre Street Bridge were up for auction, he figured prospective buyers might want to know a bit more about the heads' provenance. He would know — he made them. Social Sharing Al Stinson was paid $2,000 to sculpt eight new bison heads for the Centre Street Bridge in 1983 Posted: Apr 11, 2021 6:00 AM MT | Last Updated: April 11 Al Stinson only received one piece of public credit in Calgary media in the 1980s for his work scu...