Published by Masslive and authored by Pam Mastriano and The Republican, this piece highlights local religion news out of Western Massachusetts. Although full details require paid access, it underscores the importance of faith-based communities and events in the region.
Southeastern Louisiana University’s Contemporary Art Gallery kicks off its fall Senior Exhibition 2025, showcasing the creativity and achievements of graduating students. This annual event brings together the university community and art enthusiasts to celebrate emerging talent.
This annual event applauded the loyalty of seasoned team members while shining a spotlight on hardworking apprentices. Hosted by a construction firm in Newark, the ceremony showcased the organization’s dedication to fostering talent and rewarding steadfast service.
The Front Royal Women’s Resource Center is accepting applications for its 2026 Dare to Dream Enrichment Grant. Though details are limited, this local initiative offers women a chance to pursue support for their aspirations and growth.
At a key Revolutionary War crossroads in New Jersey, a new history museum is rising. Boasting galleries, flexible spaces, and improved visitor amenities, this facility aims to preserve and celebrate the region’s pivotal past.
Nearly 20 Stephen F. Austin State University students studying a variety of fields spent the semester learning side-hustle tips from local business owners in Lufkin and Nacogdoches. They gained firsthand insight into how small ideas, launched part-time, can blossom into successful enterprises.
Missoula Public Library is broadening the notion of what a library can be with its “Library of Things” initiative. In addition to books, community members can access a wide range of items and resources, offering an innovative way to live lighter.
Downtown Batesville has become a canvas for student-created art, thanks to the Batesville Community Education Foundation’s 2025/2026 Art on Main program. The first mural, installed on the Simons Company building, reflects the city’s renewed commitment to public art.
The Central Local School Board in Sherwood recently took a moment to acknowledge its Veterans Day assembly and share plans for upcoming district activities. In a Tuesday night session, members reflected on the significance of the program and assured the community of continued engagement.
Junior middle blocker Andi Jackson is urging the Huskers community to defend a previous victory—this time in the “We Give Blood” challenge. Sponsored by the Big Ten Conference and Abbott, the drive invites fans to roll up their sleeves and show their support for a life-saving cause.
