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langleyn@grinnell.edu Twenty-eight students submitted work to this year’s Bachelor of Arts Exhibition (BAX). With the choice to submit one or two pieces for display, the BAX online exhibit showcases 50 works of art by Grinnell third and fourth years. The pieces cover a range of mediums, including sculpture, photography, digital media, paintings on canvas and fiber art. To accommodate the socially-distanced school year, the Studio Art Student Education Policy Committee (SEPC) has been planning BAX since the fall with two key components in mind: an in-person exhibition at the Grinnell Colleg...

bakernin@grinnell.edu The first hint that the green, two-story house off the corner of Broad Street and Seventh Avenue isn’t quite what it seems is the light that radiates from the house at night. Not just the twinkling Christmas lights hanging from the porch, still left up from December, but also the purple lights from inside. Most rooms in the house have fairy lights draped along the ceiling. If not, the overhead light fixtures shine blue or purple rather than white. “Very few rooms have overhead lights because we’re artsy kids. And artsy kids hate overhead lights,” said Tess Kerkho...

FAMILY: Linda, Kevin and Claire run the Oxford Street Post Office READERS have praised the owners of a post office celebrating 10 years in the trade. Linda and Kevin Lawrence have operated Barrow's Oxford Street post office since 2011 and have also been working with their daughter Claire. They are now celebrating a decade in charge and look forward to many more successful years in the shop that they have grown and expanded on year by year. Linda, who has taken on the role of sub-postmistress, said: “Me and my husband bought it ten years ago and it’s been an incredible experience f...

A WOMAN has reached her wits’ end as she feels her complaints about a pavement that frequently floods are not being listened to by the council. Veronica Thomas uses the path from the Tump Inn in Wormelow to the post office to walk her dog, Tommy, but cannot get along it after heavy rain causes flooding. She blames Herefordshire Council for not fixing drains in the area, which she says are ineffective in wet weather. Having lived in the nearby Tump Lane all her life, Miss Thomas moved to the village in 2016 and quickly reported the issue to the council. But four years on, nothing has...