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This month, two of the Art05 resident artists will be conducting classes as part of the monthly 3rd Saturday Open

Happy Fourth of July! Once again millions of Americans will be celebrating Independence Day with family, friends, fireworks, and food!

My wife and I enjoy watching old television shows on Antenna TV, especially The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson who

As we get older many things change not only within our bodies but with the language we speak. It’s no

Cracker Jack is an American brand of snack consisting of molasses-flavored, caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts, well known for being packaged with a prize of trivial value. Some food historians consider it the

In Netflix’s Hustle, Adam Sandler plays Stanley Sugerman, an NBA scout improbably married to Queen Latifah. When the owner of

One evening, my daughter, Celese, heard a noise outside her house. She flipped on the outside lights, and she and

Just when you think that the true crime market is totally saturated, out come the dramatic miniseries adaptations of books

In All The Old Knives, two CIA agents, Henry Pelham (Chris Pine) and Celia Harrison (Thandiwe Newton), who used to

Born Again Quilts started out the New Year with a visit from Bob Kokovay who brought in a quilt wondering

I am surprised that we have not been treated to more navel-gazing from the film industry about the impacts of

As many of you look forward to celebrating Easter either on April 17 or April 24, the Ukrainian tradition of

Paula D. Ashe, the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs program assistant at Purdue Fort Wayne, has released her first

As most of us know – often times too late — April Fool’s Day is an annual opportunity on April 1

Based on the stage musical of the same name, Cyrano tells the classic story of the title character (Peter Dinklage),

When I was scoutmaster, we had our meetings on Tuesday nights. The girls of the same age had activities at

Not long ago I came across a piece of fabric that made me, well, SMILE! It features cute boy and

South Side High School presents “The Music Man” featuring South Side students, future Archers and alumni. The multi-generational cast celebrates

The Jay County Visitor and Tourism Bureau will hold its 20th Annual Fiber Arts Festival Friday March 11 and Saturday

Indiana author, Kayleen Reusser, has just completed the first book in her World War II series focused solely on women

It’s always a pleasure to welcome new customers to Born Again Quilts. I never get tired of reading the expressions

When Valentine’s Day rolls around every year on February 14th I can help but think of the trials and trepidations

An idiom is a phrase or expression that typically presents a figurative, non-literal meaning attached to the phrase. When you

With the commencement of a new year, I found myself reminiscing and remembering old songs. You know: such songs as:

Christmastide officially ended on January 6th. This was the date Christmas was celebrated on until the change from the Julian

Welcome to 2022. Let’s catch up on some of the buzziest movies that were released over the holidays, many of

Leaders from Arts United and several Northeast Indiana arts organizations were joined by elected officials and business leaders at an

In an update to our program schedule for this holiday season, PBS Fort Wayne is proud to announce that this

My wife, Donna, wants each of her children and grandchildren to have a beautiful, warm quilt. Over the years, she