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Arts & Culture

Books for Women’s History Month by various authors

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER -
Your Mom and Grandma are really pretty smart. They know stuff, and they’re happy to teach you about it. You’ve learned a lot from them...
Community Voices

‘America won’

LARRY SMITH -
In August 2022, seven officers from the Adams County Sherriff’s Office in Ohio executed a search warrant on the home of the Grammy-nominated rapper...
Community Voices

Ladies, you don’t have impostor syndrome.

CAMIKE JONES -
To all my dear women, this is your public service announcement: you don’t have impostor syndrome. You’re welcome. I realize this is not a statement...
Religion

Holy Week through their eyes

SHEILA P. SPENCER -
Holy Week invites us to slow down and walk again through the sacred story of Christ’s final days. As we remember the journey to...
Community Voices

When the Spotlight Hits the Game, Black Artists Take Center Stage

CHLOE McGOWAN -
When the lights come up on a championship court, most eyes are fixed on the game. The buzzer. The movement. The moment. But behind every...
Opinion

Neighbors helping neighbors at the heart of the Red Cross mission

NORAL PARHAM -
By TERRY STIGDON As our nation marks its 250th year, I find myself reflecting on the people and principles that have shaped who we are....
Sports

The whole damn banquet hall

NORAL PARHAM -
We need to stop talking about "The Pipeline" and "The Culture" as if they are at odds. For too long, the lazy narrative suggests...
Arts & Culture

REVIEW: IRT’s ‘English’ might be the most timely show you see this year

CHLOE McGOWAN -
We talk a lot about timeliness in theater.  We — artists, art-enjoyers and art critics alike — also talk about how theater is a safe...
Community Voices

Live in the moment

MARION J. MILLER -
Matthew 6:34 (NIV) “Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” The world we inhabit...
Community Voices

Why I went to Chicago: What Rev. Jesse Jackson’s life still teaches public servants

KENNETH ALLEN -
Public service often moves at a relentless pace. Court schedules, community meetings, constituent calls, and the daily responsibilities of serving the people rarely slow...
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