Marshall University’s cross country team opens a new season by embracing a core group of locally sourced athletes. The Marshall Thundering Herd hopes these homegrown runners will bring fresh energy and community pride to the track.
Charleston’s thriving music community rarely stays in its lane. The 2026 City Paper Music Awards showcase the city’s boundary-pushing spirit, celebrating a remarkable spectrum of genres and performers united by innovation.
Texas Rangers Golf Club’s Home Plate Restaurant & Patio invites you to relax and enjoy live performances by local singer-songwriters. Embrace the summer season every Friday evening and discover a welcoming atmosphere filled with music, good food, and community spirit.
Seven Winchester Royals were celebrated ahead of the final Valley Baseball League game at Bridgeforth Stadium, honoring their contributions throughout the season. The press box added a special touch by awarding a plaque to one outfielder, and among the notable names is Pullen, a Wood graduate who has excelled on the field.
For soccer lovers in Wisconsin, the World Cup isn’t just a distant global spectacle—it’s a chance to see if any homegrown talent can crack the U.S. roster. Despite the wealth of athletic hopefuls nationwide, only a select few achieve the dream.
With less than a month left in the KHSAA regular season, local basketball talent is turning heads. Moss and Henning, in particular, have emerged as top performers, showcasing their skills among the state’s best.
Local rivalries and rising talent headline the newest Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankings. The latest standings offer a glimpse into who is leading the pack—and who might be poised to rise—in one of Michigan’s most competitive high school hoops regions.
More than 40 local artists from the Walla Walla Valley will welcome the new year with an exciting exhibit at Combine Art Collective. The show, titled “2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists,” opens with a special reception on January 9, highlighting the region’s vibrant creative community.
ACTS Performing Arts Center in Sharon brought Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” to life last weekend—and it’s returning this weekend. Local students Kensington and Brinley McCauley couldn’t be more excited to share the stage and spread holiday cheer.
Rome’s Capitol Theatre will light up with laughter on Friday, Nov. 14, beginning at 6:45 p.m. Comedy Night Live features headliner Tommy Bechtold alongside comedians Adbul Hadi and Josh Wilbert, promising a memorable evening of stand-up entertainment.
