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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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Showing: 351-360Bridgeville and Carnegie area events and news for the week of March 23, 2026
A community roundup lists spring events and announcements, including the Scott Township Public Library's 25th birthday activities, a Ukrainian Pysanky sale, ongoing concert series and state grant awards to local volunteer fire and EMS agencies.
Mahjong is suddenly gaining popularity among many women
Mahjong has seen a notable rise in play and events, with Evite reporting mahjong events up 94% year‑over‑year, and local entrepreneurs are creating classes, retreats, and businesses around the game.
Tinton Falls approves up to $3 million for a tower ladder firetruck
Voters approved up to $3 million in a referendum for a custom 100-foot Pierce Ascendant tower ladder, and RWJBarnabas Health is contributing $750,000 toward the purchase.
Easter Bunny to visit Sandusky County communities
Local Easter egg hunts and related events are scheduled across Sandusky County beginning March 28 in Clyde, Ballville Township and nearby villages, with additional community activities planned for April 4 in Fremont and other towns.
Iowa Master Farmer honorees listed from 1926 through 2026.
The Iowa Master Farmer Class of 2026 includes four new winners and two Exceptional Service to Agriculture honorees, joining a list of recipients that began in 1926 when Henry A. Wallace created the award to recognize farm management and community involvement.
NEST Community Shelter marks 25 years with a community gala.
NEST Community Shelter will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a gala on September 18, 2026 at 6 p.m. at Purdue University Northwest in Westville, honoring a quarter-century of service and supporters.
The Well Drop launches new framework for midlife wellness
The Well Drop, founded by Amber Berger, announced The Well Drop Method, a framework for midlife women centered on daily habits, energy optimization, metabolic health and long-term resilience.
BASA presents annual cultural showcase 'Beauty in unity'.
The Baylor African Student Association held Afrique, its annual cultural showcase, featuring fashion walks, traditional dances and a dinner with cultural cuisine; organizers said the event aimed to bring students together and highlight both traditional and modern African culture.
Madison County nears completion of 1,500-seat covered arena at fairgrounds.
Construction is finishing on a 175-by-300-foot covered arena at the Madison County Fairgrounds that will seat about 1,500 and include a press box, restrooms and a rodeo area. County officials say the project is funded by local tourism dollars and state legislature support, is under budget, and is expected to be completed in May.
Bold Rock Hard Cider marks National Puppy Day with early fundraiser
Bold Rock Hard Cider in Mills River held an early National Puppy Day event where $1 from each pint sold between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. was donated to the Blue Ridge Humane Society, and guests could round up for extra contributions.