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Linder Health moves skincare operations center to Avon: Short Takes on Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville - Vimarsana News

Linder Health moves skincare operations center to Avon: Short Takes on Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville

Linder Health, a professional skincare brand formulated by a board-certified dermatologist and an organic chemist, recently announced that its operations have moved from Mill Valley, Calif. (just outside of Silicon Valley) to a 6,500-sq.-ft. facility at 1502 Lear Industrial Pkwy, Avon.

Tabaka is 2023 Cathy Cowan Award winner | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Tabaka is 2023 Cathy Cowan Award winner | News, Sports, Jobs

MARSHALL— Southwest Minnesota State University professor Sheila Tabaka was named the 2023 recipient of the Cathy Cowan Award. According to a SMSU release, T

Blessed Unrest Presents A New Play MISCONCEPTIONS By Steve Wangh - Vimarsana News

Blessed Unrest Presents A New Play MISCONCEPTIONS By Steve Wangh

Blessed Unrest, an award-winning physical theatre company, enters its 23rd season with a world premiere of MISCONCEPTIONS, a new play by the Emmy-nominated playwright Steve Wangh (The Laramie Project), directed by Jessica Burr.

Union College Theatre presents 'She Kills Monsters' | Community - Vimarsana News

Union College Theatre presents 'She Kills Monsters' | Community

BARBOURVILLE – A group of Union College students stand in a circle, making eye contact, shouting “you” and throwing beach balls to each other across the stage of Rector Little

TDF's Education Programs Have Returned to Pre-Pandemic Levels - Vimarsana News

TDF's Education Programs Have Returned to Pre-Pandemic Levels

This past school year, the organization helped build connections between 10,600 students and the performing arts.