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Kearney Hub Javascript is required to use this website. Six-year-old Leo Youngdahl of Eagle, Nebraska, has found a rare fossil at Schramm Park State Recreation Area. Six-year-old Leo Youngdahl, who hails from Eagle, Neb., holds the conulariid fossil he found…
The Columbian Exposition sparked the City Beautiful reform movement, an urban-planning campaign popular during that time, and Burnham became the ideal candidate for a city planner. From Washington to Manila, Burnham helped plan the beautification of major cities. In 1904, James…
starvedrock.media The union and confederate armies will again meet on the battlefield in Princeton. The annual Shadows of the Blue and Gray returns this Saturday and Sunday to City County Park. Gates open at 9 both days with a battle…
By Sharon Oliver Contributing Writer BOSTON – Although it’s probably not a milestone widely known outside of the medical profession, did you know that October 16 is Ether Day? It commemorates the first public demonstration of it on October 16, 1846, as an anesthetic,…
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -Walking into the historic auditorium today, visitors are met with warm woodwork, period wallpapers, and ornate balcony facades. But long before it became the MSU Riley Center, the Grand Opera House was a forgotten treasure sleeping above…
Historian, broadcaster and bestselling author Tracy Borman is bringing the drama, intrigue and larger-than-life personalities of the Tudor age to Buxton Opera House this autumn. Ahead of the opening night of her new tour, Nathan Fearn caught up with one…
Sur in English The exhibition was officially opened on Wednesday by the deputy chief minister, Dr Joseph Garcia, alongside the minister for heritage, Professor John Cortes. Speaking at the launch, Dr Garcia highlighted the importance of preserving the personal stories…
By Apollo, 25 September 2026 ‘Four things to see’ is sponsored by Bloomberg Connects, a free arts and culture platform that provides access to museums, galleries and cultural spaces around the world on demand. Explore now. Each week we bring you four…
The so-called Porgy House at 712 West Ashley Ave. on Folly Beach, where composer George Gershwin wrote the score to "Porgy and Bess" in the 1930s. Annette McKenzie Anderson (center) portrayed Bess in the 1970 production of "Porgy and Bess" in Charleston. Despite…