Classes for blind youth promote art
Justin Leverett sat with his teacher, Carol Kreiser, as she asked him what color paper to use in his collage of Harry Potter.
She held...
BRADY TWP — Aghost story tour will be offered from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the Old Stone House at the intersection of Routes 8 and 173.
The event will feat...
GIBSONIA — The Presents for Patients holiday program is seeking long-term care facilities to participate in its annual gift-giving program.
The program provides a Christ...
Here are a few notes on competitive cheerleading:
• The National Cheerleading Association and Universal Cheerleading Associationare the two largest competitive cheerlead...
CHICAGO — If one seven is lucky, three must be really lucky. That's the thinking behind the bonanza of weddings scheduled throughout the nation for July 7, 2007 — or 07/...
Teams travel to compete
SLIPPERY ROCK — Girls huddle together, away from the crowd and out of view, touching up their faces, slipping into new outfits, spraying each othe...
So America's population hit the big 300 this week, eh? Well, I guess it's more like the big 300 million, but who's keeping score?
Government officials are, that's who.
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On Dec. 16, 1964, about 1,000 Girl Scouts spent their day making centerpieces, decorations, favors and place mats for the Butler Veterans Affairs Medical Center on New C...
Students at SRU find themselves isolated
SLIPPERY ROCK — In the midst of Ramadan, Muslim students at Slippery Rock University are struggling to remain true to their Islam...
FISH OR CHICKEN SANDWICH DINNERS, 3:30 to 7 p.m., Worthington/West Franklin Volunteer Fire Department, Linton and Cherry Street, Worthington. Dinners served at drive...
