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Kimberly Schlapman to receive Habersham Central High School lifetime achievement award
Kimberly Schlapman, a Habersham Central High School alum and member of Little Big Town, will receive the 2026 HCHS Lifetime Achievement Award during the Class of 2026 graduation ceremony in May.
Colorado Mesa unveils sculpture honoring Mary Rait
Colorado Mesa University unveiled a bronze sculpture of Mary Rait on April 10 during the school's 101st anniversary; the work by Scott Shaffer sits on a bench outside the Moss Performing Arts Center.
New Aroostook gathering spot aims to spark local connections
The LIVING Room is a new community space in downtown Houlton housed in the former S.L. White Drug Co. building, created by Randi Bradbury and Ira Dyer to encourage belonging; a grand opening is set for April 18 and a first Sunday salon for April 19.
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Kimberly Schlapman, a Habersham Central High School alum and member of Little Big Town, will receive the 2026 HCHS Lifetime Achievement Award during the Class of 2026 graduation ceremony in May.
Colorado Mesa unveils sculpture honoring Mary Rait
Colorado Mesa University unveiled a bronze sculpture of Mary Rait on April 10 during the school's 101st anniversary; the work by Scott Shaffer sits on a bench outside the Moss Performing Arts Center.
New Aroostook gathering spot aims to spark local connections
The LIVING Room is a new community space in downtown Houlton housed in the former S.L. White Drug Co. building, created by Randi Bradbury and Ira Dyer to encourage belonging; a grand opening is set for April 18 and a first Sunday salon for April 19.
Pickleball and bowling leagues ease senior loneliness more than many social programs
Pickleball and bowling leagues pair simple, social activity with regular contact, and about one in four older adults experiences social isolation.
15th annual Lantern Parade brings community together in Manitou Springs.
Families and neighbors gathered on Friday for the 15th annual Lantern Parade in Manitou Springs, carrying handmade lanterns from Memorial Park to Soda Springs Park and enjoying live music and an after-party.
Runyon Sports Complex receives $5,000 donation for youth sports gear
A $5,000 gift from the James S. Kunzman Foundation was announced at a Pueblo clinic attended by more than 400 children, to help purchase shared equipment and support youth baseball and softball programs.
La Follette High students bring children's books to life
La Follette High School students in Madison staged musical adaptations of children's books for several elementary schools in the district, helping to foster a love of reading among young audiences. The performances drew inspiration from the Broadway show Wicked and emphasized community and storytelling.
Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services will waive fees at Saturday adoption event
Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services will host a free adoption event Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2020 Forest St., waiving all adoption fees and partnering with the Jacksonville Humane Society as part of its April 'Clear the Cages' effort to place 500 animals.
Teachers First March winner is Mountain Vista teacher Brett Hildebrandt
Brett Hildebrandt, a middle school communication, social development and special education teacher at Mountain Vista Community School, is the March Teachers First award winner; the sponsored program awards a $500 classroom grant and a $100 gift card.
Medal of Honor Boulevard connecting Pueblo to Pueblo West opens Friday.
Medal of Honor Boulevard opened Friday, linking Pueblo and Pueblo West after nearly two years of construction and about $40 million in costs. Most funding came from a voter-approved 2016 ballot measure, and a local recycling company says parts of the route include recycled plastic materials.