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In its 80th year, Lancaster Symphony Orchestra embraces new shows and changing times
The Lancaster Symphony Orchestra has been part of Lancaster County's arts tapestry for 80 years, but its programming is far from dated.
MUSC Health-Pee Dee Division names new CEO
MUSC Health-Pee Dee Division has named its new chief executive officer.
Former Gov. Mark Dayton makes book stop in Northfield
Former Gov. Mark Dayton recently began a book tour following the release of “Perseverance,” a memoir reflecting on his nearly five decades in Minnesota politics.
MU Health Care expands with new ambulance base in west Columbia
The new ambulance base located at 101 S. Fairview Road aims to provide faster response times and emergency services into the surrounding communities.
Someone else's medical emergency is not your entertainment, get out of the way
While hot sun shines down, there is no wind and not a cloud in the sky — thousands rally to support the Northwest Bearcat football team each time it plays
Sponsored: 7 Simple Ways to Support Brain Health
Taking care of your brain can start with simple everyday choices. From staying active and getting quality sleep to managing stress and staying connected, these seven habits can help support
Building Foundation Health Rehab
Dani Dials sits down with Sara Beck, owner of Foundation Health, to talk about what led her to open her own practice and the approach she wanted to bring to patient care.
Huskers dominant in recent NIL sales
UNL was ranked third in the nation in NIL sales amongst all universities. Nebraska volleyball players such as Harper Murray, Andi Jackson and Bergen Reilly placed amongst the top five spots for top-selling female athletes in August.
Minnesota Orchestra announces 2026–27 broadcast schedule
The Minnesota Orchestra has announced the return of This Is Minnesota Orchestra for its sixth consecutive season, featuring four live concert broadcasts on Minnesota PBS and livestreams on YouTube.
Appalachian storyteller to perform in downtown Waynesville
Famed Appalachian storyteller Donald Davis will return to his hometown of Waynesville for a performance at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at Wells Events Center.
Celebrate leaf season at Waynesville's Fall Block Party
Kick off the most beautiful season in the Blue Ridge with a lively block party in downtown Waynesville from 5-9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6.
PRINT ONLY Autumn brings a full season of events
The cooler weather brings more than fall colors — festival season is about to reach a fever pitch. Start planning your weekend excursions now. See a full list of fall
Kono’s flawless Round 3 buoys Nebraska women’s golf at Ram Classic
Nebraska women’s golf played Monday and Tuesday in the Ben Connell Ram Classic hosted by Colorado State University at Ptarmigan Country Club in Fort Collins. The tournament marked the Huskers’ second outing of the season after they hit the links at The Bruzzy in Texas earlier this month. The two-day, 54-hole event welcomed 76 golfers from 13 schools that included: Washington, San Diego State, Washington State, UC Davis, Cal Poly, Wyoming, Hawaii, Southern Miss, Nevada, Northern Colorado, Colorado State and the event’s winner, UNLV, which managed to pull away from the competition with a 15-stroke victory at a cumulative 19-under par.
The potential local impact of Spanberger's data center 'framework'
Gov. Abigail Spanberger released her blueprint for regulating data center development last week, billing it as “a new way forward for how this industry does business in the Commonwealth.”
Utica to Host International Curling Competition
The NBT Bank Arena will be hosting an international curling competition this coming January.
Did this LA Times story inspire Taylor Swift's new single?
LOS ANGELES — "Taylor Swift is patient zero for emotional contagion." This was an evocative turn of phrase from former L.A. Times columnist Amy Kaufman, in a 2024 article assessing
‘The Chinese Lady’ at ArtsWest makes trenchant points
Lloyd Suh's play is based on the real-life story of a Chinese woman displayed as a living exhibit in 1800s America.
A year of wellness: Stilwell center a healthy hit
Since opening a year ago, the Cherokee Nation’s $21 million wellness center in Stilwell, Oklahoma, is paying off for more than 6,700 members.
Lionel Richie tour interrupted by his third hospitalization
Singer Lionel Richie is hospitalized with heart problems. The 77-year-old “All Night Long” singer is being treated for an irregular heartbeat, according to TMZ. He’s reportedly undergoing a minimally invasive
Seattle’s Grand Illusion Cinema to take over Varsity Theatre
The Grand Illusion plans to reopen its new home in the University District in late November or early December and to show movies every day of the week.
Exhibition spotlights next generation of creative leaders
Citrus County high schools and the Inverness Art Co-Op are proud to present a dynamic new exhibition spotlighting the exceptional talent of Citrus County’s young artists.
Dane County health officials confirm first human West Nile Virus case this season
MADISON (WKOW) -- Public health officials in Dane County are now reporting the county's first human case of West Nile Virus (WNV) this season.
Journey to 1948 Tampa through time travel
Author Paula Braley of Inverness requests the honor of your presence in 1948 Tampa. To get there, you might want to time travel in her new urban, romantic, historical thriller,
Cheyenne Audubon says proposed business park addition threatens important bird area
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council's Public Services Committee advanced a handful of ordinances to annex and zone Laramie County land for
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Russell Crowe as Henry Murray, left, and Jacob Tremblay as Ted Kaczynski in "Unabomber."
The Man Shot by ICE in Austin Speaks
The lawyer of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, currently being held in an ICE detention center with a bullet in his back, held a press conference yesterday. Perez happened to call in.
Journey delivers farewell blast in Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena
Despite internal turmoil, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers presented a strong, united front on their supposed farewell tour stop in Seattle.
Measles case confirmed in Chippewa County, health officials say
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (WQOW) — The Chippewa County Department of Public Health has confirmed one case of measles in a county resident.
Carrot Top lawyer says comedian was extorted days before suicide attempt
Carrot Top's lawyer has filed an emergency motion to prevent his alleged extortionist and former friend, Brian Evans, from filing more documents.
5 novels that offer horror and thrills for the season change
This batch of horror novels comes with plenty of reasons to keep the lights on — may your fictional nightmares stay safely between the covers.
Rachel Marsh on ‘Love Hypothesis,’ ‘Adults’ and figuring out Hollywood
Seattle-raised Rachel Marsh stars in Prime Video's new rom-com, "The Love Hypothesis," which premieres Wednesday on the streaming service.
Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast has a new memoir
PHILADELPHIA — "Crying in H Mart," the first book by Michelle Zauner of Philly-born band Japanese Breakfast, was a memoir published in 2021 that mourned the death of her mother,
Mental Health Crusaders launch community talks in Flint
A new effort in Flint is bringing people together to have open conversations about mental health, addiction and recovery.
OU football recruiting tracker: 4-star linebacker Jay Schell commits
This post tracks OU football's recruitment out of high school. The Sooners currently have 27 commits in the 2027 class and are ranked No. 6 in the nation. They currently
Hot Spring County Fair Reminder (September 2026)
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The legendary Hi-Ho Lounge will return to St. Claude Avenue following closure of No Dice
A soft opening is already planned this month. Here’s everything you need to know.
OU football not sure of offensive identity heading into Georgia
OU (2-1) fell out of the AP Top 25 following Saturday’s 14-6 win over New Mexico (2-1), a result that felt more like a loss to many Sooner fans. Now,
Lanier Islands concert series raises $28,000 for North Georgia nonprofits
The 2026 Concerts for a Cause series at Lanier Islands Resort raised $28,000 for two North Georgia nonprofits, with proceeds split evenly between the Georgia Mountain Food Bank and the
Hayden Panettiere died from accidental overdose involving fentanyl, coroner says
A coroner has determined that actor Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose of several drugs including fentanyl. The 36-year-old Panettiere was found unresponsive in an apartment in Greenville, South
Utica Children's Museum Will Offer Free Activities for 'Worldwide Day of Play' September 26
Families can enjoy a day of free activities and creative fun at the Utica Children’s Museum during the "Worldwide Day of Play" celebration.
5 things to do this week in Greenville
See our curated list of upcoming and ongoing arts, culture and entertainment events in the Greenville area. Send us your events at greenville@postandcourier.com.
OPB’s First Look: Unionization in college sports
A group of women's basketball players at Oregon State argues athletes should be public employees. Here's your First Look at Tuesday's news.
Your employees have caregiving responsibilities. Is your small business prepared?
Rocket Lawyer reports that small businesses must prepare for employees with caregiving responsibilities by establishing clear policies to avoid confusion and legal issues.
Outwit, Outplay, Outlast: First WV competitor debuts in 51st season of 'Survivor'
The reality competition show "Survivor" premieres on Sept. 23, 2026, with its 51st season. This season will feature competitor Maggie Nestor, of Middleway, Jefferson County, West Virginia, the first person from West Virginia selected for the show.
Political science department holds bipartisan midterms panel
The Department of Political Science last Wednesday hosted "Perspectives on the 2026 Midterm Election” as part of the Peter J. Hoagland Integrity in Public Services Lecture Series at the Sheldon Museum.
Kenner business owner accused of filming customers with hidden cameras in his bathroom
Police have identified three victims so far and recovered over 500 photos and videos. Here’s more.
Mandeville native Julia Ernst's star is on the rise as she sings her way toward opera career
She has sung for the music director of the New York Philharmonic, studies opera at Yale and may be headed toward a career on some of the world’s biggest stages. But Mandeville’s Julia Ernst still misses her mama — and the fried shrimp po’boys at Zara's Lil Giant Supermarket on Prytania.
Health experts warn of seasonal illness increase as fall begins
Local health experts are warning residents to prepare for an increase in seasonal illnesses as the first day of fall brings a drastic shift from humid heat to cool, wet conditions.
China's Alibaba unveils new powerful chip and ambitious AI model plans
China's Alibaba has unveiled new plans for its AI model and new chip technologies, including what it claims is China's most powerful AI chip. This launch comes as U.S. AI
Global benchmarks mostly rise after Wall Street's rally
Global shares are mostly higher, as the market mood turned positive from the overnight rally on Wall Street. Benchmarks are trading higher in early Tuesday trading in France, Germany and
List of DVD release dates for Sept. 22 and beyond
Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change: SEPTEMBER 22: Toy Story 5 22: Scary Movie 22: Young Washington 22: Evil Dead
Newark City Council loosens restrictions on downtown live entertainment
It's been well over a generation since music legends like Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles, Hall & Oates, and the Dave Matthews Band played at Newark's legendary Stone Balloon, but a
Former New Orleans RTA executive may get second shot as finalist for CEO
A former Regional Transit Authority executive who last month was knocked out of consideration in the agency's search for a new CEO is in line to get a second shot
USDA awards GJ Business Incubator with nearly $700K in rural development funding
The USDA awarded $692,075 in rural development grants and microloan funds to the Grand Junction Business Incubator Center to support Western Slope startups.
Week 4 Nebraska volleyball grades
Sports reporter grades the performance of Nebraska volleyball after another undefeated week and breaks down each position group. See how Harper Murray, Bergen Reilly and the rest of the Huskers performed against Creighton, North Carolina and Florida Gulf Coast.
Trench play proves big in Nebraska football’s win over North Dakota
To wrap up non-conference play, Nebraska football defeated North Dakota 34-7. The Huskers’ strong first and fourth quarters secured the win against the sixth-ranked FCS team, as the Scarlet and Cream earned their third consecutive 3-0 start to the season.
Saginaw town hall tackles voting questions ahead of midterms
A Saginaw voting rights town hall brought together state and local election officials to answer residents’ questions about how the election system works, with organizers emphasizing ballot deadlines, absentee voting
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An indri sits in a tree on Sept. 29, 2018, in Madagascar's Maromizaha Forest.
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An indri sits in a tree on Sept. 29, 2018, in Madagascar's Maromizaha Forest.
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An indri sits in a tree on Sept. 29, 2018, in Madagascar's Maromizaha Forest.
Fed’s Goolsbee says road to 2% inflation may not be painless
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee warned the central bank cannot ignore repeated and persistent supply shocks, and must respond in a way that may cause economic hardship.
Most firms keep cash from tariff refunds, Fed study finds
The bulk of companies receiving billions in tariff refunds are mostly holding on to the cash, according to a survey released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Of
Bank selling landmark Las Vegas, N.M., building for new City Hall
Southwest Capital Bank is selling its main branch in Las Vegas, N.M., to the city, which plans to make it its new City Hall.
Beshear announces nearly $17M in federal grants for mental health, addiction services
Gov. Andy Beshear's administration has secured nearly $17 million in federal funding to support 988 crisis services, youth mental health and addiction recovery, his office announced Monday.
Rome Waterfront DRI Project Reviews New Proposals for Entertainment and Housing
The Rome waterfront revitalization project is moving forward as city officials reviewed new proposals for the area.
Santa Fe businesses report mixed results from summer tourism season
Randy Randall of Tourism Santa Fe said he wasn't disappointed considering the position of many other American tourism destinations.
AI small business workshop
Businesses are still wanting to learn more about the technology in order to stay efficient.
Dolly Parton’s nephew removed from estate security team, report says
The nephew of pop music superstar Dolly Parton has been removed from the security team for the late singer’s estate. Bryan Seaver was dismissed from his role overseeing protection of
Square Dancing in Action | Northern Nevada Dancers Perform a Live Demonstration
Now that we've learned the basics, it's time to see experienced square dancers in action! Bill Sutman of the Northern Nevada Square Dance Association takes over the 2 Plus You
Northern Nevada Square Dancing | Full Interview, Beginner Lesson & Live Demonstration
Celebrate National Square Dancing Month with the Northern Nevada Square Dance Association! 2 Plus You Nevada host Sarah Johns sits down with square dance caller Bill Sutman to explore the
Possible measles exposures at Busch Stadium, other St. Louis-area businesses
The state's Department of Health and Senior Services said a person infected with measles visited several St. Louis-area locations between Sept. 12 and Sept. 14.
Small businesses learn how to use AI at free event in Reno
NV Small Business Development hosted an event to show entrepreneurs and small businesses how to use AI to help their organizations.
‘The Humanities’ has too much going on
The world premiere of Zayd Ayers Dohrn's “The Humanities” at Victory Gardens Theater, directed by interim artistic director Edward Torres, purports to be about what happens when a controversial speaker
Gov. Gavin Newsom signs ‘most comprehensive data center laws’ in US
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven new data center regulations into law Monday, as public concerns about the facilities’ demands for water and electricity have reached a fever
Bill Bryan, Louisiana journalist, attorney and lover of the blues, dies in Baton Rouge
Bill Bryan had a lot of roles in his 67 years, and he had a “perpetual smile.”
Survey: PA teachers cite stress, side jobs, Trump-era struggles
A new survey from the American Federation of Teachers revealed Pennsylvania educators are stressed, working second jobs and concerned about Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity traumatizing families.
Presley Gerber may have suffered overdose, cardiac arrest: dispatch audio
Presley Gerber may have suffered an overdose and gone into cardiac arrest when he died at a rehab facility on Sunday, according to audio of the call summoning first responders.
Amazon makes $20 million bet on the Colorado River
Amazon has launched what it calls one of the biggest corporate water conservation efforts for a single U.S. watershed with a pledge to invest $20 million into the Colorado River
Pa. lawmakers stress youth engagement at annual anti-abortion rally
HARRISBURG — Thousands of people gathered on the steps of the Pennsylvania Capitol Monday morning to call for restrictions on abortion in the state.
‘Voices Unlocked’ fills St. Andrew’s Hall with science, song and support
The second annual “Voices Unlocked” event was held at St. Andrew’s Hall on Sept. 17. With its live music, resource booths, and speakers from the scientific community, the event aimed
Van Orden hosts Right to Repair roundtable in Holmen
Rep. Derrick Van Orden met with independent repair shop owners in Holmen on Monday for a roundtable focused on Right to Repair legislation.