La Jolla’s ‘Spring Forward’ event draws hundreds The Jolla Village Merchants Association and La Jolla/Riford Library presented a “Spring Forward Storytime Scavenger Hunt” on March 13 in The Village, including a scavenger hunt at various merchants, stories read by library and bookstore staff from Warwick, prizes and treats. The freeRead More →
A colorful art installation featuring dozens of handcrafted paper butterflies by Rushcliffe residents has been unveiled at Rushcliffe Arena in West Bridgford as part of an exhibition commemorating the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The installation was curated by Rushcliffe Borough Council, in partnership with Lady Bay artist Belinda Poon,Read More →
Post views: 72 In an exhibition called ‘Flow’, postgraduate students from the University of Bedfordshire will show how they take their artwork from concept to reality at one of the county’s premier art venues – The Hat Factory. Running for eleven days between 1st and 11and In March 2022, theRead More →
Art classes offered to children in New York Even with the winter season advancing, that shouldn’t stop us and our kids from doing some fun activities! Art classes are a great experience for children. They can explore their creativity and imagination through these courses and maybe even find a newRead More →
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — The Yakima Herald-Republic will cut its print publication schedule to three days a week starting April 1, officials at the central Washington newspaper announced Tuesday. The Herald-Republic will publish print editions only on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, although it will publish electronically every day of theRead More →
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — The Yakima Herald-Republic will cut its print publication schedule to three days a week starting April 1, officials at the central Washington newspaper announced Tuesday. The Herald-Republic will publish print editions only on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, although it will publish electronically every day of theRead More →
Traditional letterpress printing has made its way to Laredo with a series of community events hosted by students, faculty, and staff at Texas A&M International University (TAMIU). Together they have collectively spent the last year creating vibrant works made from vintage typographic equipment. In the Spring 2020 semester, TAMIU AssistantRead More →
Written in partnership with Thomas Herd, founder of T1 Advertising Although many positive advances have been made in recent years regarding children’s mental health, unforeseen circumstances brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic have caused many children to suffer from its isolating effects. According to data collected by the United NationsRead More →
CHICAGO — Illinois children’s advocates are pushing the U.S. Senate to pass the Build Back Better Act, after it was passed by the House last month. They say it would improve Medicaid and CHIP, the federal children’s health insurance program, by providing 12 months of continued coverage to eligible childrenRead More →
AUSTIN, Texas – Access to mental health resources is not always available through insurance plans, but those who receive these services should take advantage of them, urged the United Health Foundation’s 2021 report on the health of women and children. It’s one of the takeaways from the United Health Foundation’sRead More →