Youngkin says his family was rescued in Texas floods – The Virginian-Pilot
It was an emotionally overwhelming Fourth of July for Gov. Glenn Youngkin as floodwaters roared down the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country. Family and […]
Controversial Tempe events ordinance focus of new petition
Last week, hundreds of people showed up to a Tempe City Council meeting to speak out against a proposed update
Milwaukie Porchfest, Oregon Country Fair, and Beaverton Makers Market: 14 things to do this week
You blinked, and it’s mid-July already. And some of our favorite summer events are popping up this week including Milwaukie’s
Bazaar Meat by José Andrés closes on Las Vegas Strip with 2 special menus
Yes, it’s finally happening. After a year that included a denial that it was closing, then an admission that it
Diaspora Dialogue: Healing Our History, Uniting for Future Impact
Join us for a powerful and necessary community conversation hosted by International Child Advancement (ICA). This in-person gathering is designed
How to Help in the Triangle After Tropical Storm Chantal
Two days after Tropical Storm Chantal drenched parts of central North Carolina counties in more than 10 inches of rain,
What to Buy at Farmers Markets in July
Summer is here and she is unstoppable. In our quest to enjoy this month to the fullest, we’re taking advantage
Now Playing in Theaters: July 9-15
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Seeing Connections: The Art of Richard Penn | 07/09/2025
Inspiration for art can come from many sources. Retired University of Chicago Medicine neurosurgeon and artist Richard Penn finds inspiration