Larry Hembree, the former executive director of Nickelodeon Theatre, will have the same role at Trustus beginning in September.
Need Mardi Gras party ideas? Start with a simmering pot of etouffee, a big king cake, Cajun-inspired tunes and others tips on hosting your own Mardi Gras celebration:
Tonight at 7, music and art will merge at the Wadsworth Chamber Music Series. With the Columbia Museum of Art as its backdrop, the show will feature the string quartet Brooklyn Rider, as well as musicians Johnny Gandelsman, Colin Jacobsen, Nicholas Cords, Eric Jacobsen and Edward Arron. The museum is at Main and Hampton streets; $30 and $35; (803) 799-2810
FridayA friend who worked at the Foxfire School in north Georgia many years ago remembers children who were sewn into their long underwear at the beginning of winter and not cut loose until spring. The school rooms and homes in that poor, remote part of the world were so cold that bathing wasn’t considered a necessity.
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A young female bald eagle is the first on display at the zoo since 1998.
The best voices of a generation all paid tribute to her. But in the end, the most powerful voice at Whitney Houston's funeral was her own.
Not only is citrus fruit a bright spot in winter, it brings some juicy health benefits. But the selection of neatly stacked orange orbs can be confusing. We help you sort it out.
Actor Neil Hope, who starred as Derek "Wheels" Wheeler on the popular 1980s TV series "Degrassi Junior High" and had little contact with relatives and friends in his final years, died alone in an Ontario rooming house in 2007, his former fiance confirmed Friday.
An elusive emu on the lam in Vermont has been amusing residents in communities on Lake Champlain.
Facebook, following the lead of Twitter and Google-plus, is verifying user accounts and allowing pseudonyms.
KEEP THE MIDLANDS BEAUTIFUL will be conducting a cleanup behind the bingo parlor off Decker Boulevard (between Trenholm Road Extension and Two Notch Road) from 9 a.m.-noon today. The site is a good fit for all ages because little ones can pick up trash in the parking lot and bigger kids/adults can climb down into the floodplain of Little Jackson Creek and pick up trash there. A waiver (available onsite) is required for all volunteers. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for all volunteers younger than 18. Unaccompanied youths must be age 14 or older; an adult must stay on site to supervise any youth group of three or more. Trash bags and gloves will be provided; wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and dress for the weather (bring work gloves if you have them). (803) 733-1139
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