Some art educators believe high school theater may be the next front in the culture wars as worried parents raise the alarm about the rising number of bans targeting LGBTQ-themed publications and (some rainbow-themed) music on school campuses. Proof comes from places including Pennsylvania, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Ohio, and New Jersey, where plays and musicals … Read more
UTAH’S UVALDE — Further discussions on gun control and school safety have been sparked by the Monday shooting at a school in Nashville, Tennessee. At The Covenant School, a Presbyterian elementary school for preschool through sixth-grade children, three 9-year-olds and three adults were shot and killed. Police shot and killed Audrey Hale, 28, the shooter, … Read more
On March 22, 2023, Timothy Andrew Devine, known as Tad by those who loved him, died quietly in his family’s arms at Newport Beach. Age-wise, he was 88. Tad was born on November 26, 1934, in Los Angeles. Being the son of actor Andy Devine and Dorothy House Devine, Tad experienced a colorful upbringing on … Read more
While spending the winter in Naples, Florida, with his wife Margaret, Daniel Pehrson, age 69, of Rochester Hills, Michigan, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly from a cardiac arrest on Wednesday, March 15, 2023. He spent his final days basking in the sunshine he loved and watching the dolphins and boats in Doctors Pass. His 44-year-old … Read more
Tuesday was terrifying for many school communities due to several threats that surfaced only one day after the horrific Nashville shooting. Tuesday, parents throughout the Bay State—including Hope Corsi—received calls from their children’s schools informing them of a lockdown. “I immediately sped here and I got lots of emails and calls from other parents I … Read more
On March 25, 2023, Kathryn Ann Zwickel, 78, passed away in the Augusta University Medical Center. Her parents, the late Hadley DeLorme and Frances Day Brown gave birth to her on March 14, 1945. David R. Zwickel, Kathryn Ann’s spouse of 27 years, her cherished sister Rebecca “Becky” Skelton, and her brother-in-law Raymond Skelton predeceased … Read more
LANSING — After extensive renovations, Steele Elementary School in Mason reopened with new classroom doors last fall. They had locks that worked, but they also had devices with visual indications that showed if the door was locked. Anyone within the room can see a red indicator when the deadbolt is engaged and the door is … Read more
Chesney Elease Nance was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on October 22, 1977. After graduating from high school, Chesney continued her study at Missouri Western State University, where she received a B.A. in Human Resources on March 18, 2023, in Schaumburg, Illinois. She joined Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. while in college and made friends for … Read more
Many men have trouble with dating, which will presents a unique pair of challenges. If you’re looking to get over apprehension or simply want to further improve your dating game, it pays to keep in mind a lot of tried-and-true man seeing tips. 1 . Maintain your cool. If you are nervous on the date, … Read more
AUSTIN – While Audrey Hale, 28, a transgender woman, was named by Nashville police as the shooter at the private Christian school, protesters opposed anti-trans legislation at the Texas State House. “It doesn’t excuse anything that happened,” Transgender Education Network of Texas senior field and policy advisor Andrea Segovia remarked (TENT). “I am concerned about … Read more