MARSHALL – For the first time since the 2019-2020 semester, A-BTech’s Madison campus plans to open in-person classes from the start of the semester on August 23. The campus will even unveil a new academic program for the occasion. The News Record spoke to Fairley Patton, executive director of student council, and Gene Loflin, associate […]
Read MoreNORTH ADAMS – In recent weeks, people have been able to sit in the North Adams Public Library and read books or use computers for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. As COVID-19 restrictions ease, there’s one policy that’s here to stay: No more late fees. During the pandemic, the fee […]
Read MoreIn the wake of his next DC film The suicide squadJames Gunn shares how unimpressed he is with the current state of the superhero genre, calling the comic book adaptations “really dumb” and “mostly boring to me, right now.” In a recent interview with Irish weather, the guardians of the galaxy The director said he […]
Read MoreBy Jesse Williams / Zip06.com • 07/21/2021 9:00 AM EST An inventory of historical resources and historical narrative commissioned by the EC Scranton Library was recently completed after nearly two years of work, recommending three buildings for national or state registers and adding specialist research and documentation to the website of the library as part […]
Read MoreREADING, Pa .– Around a conference room inside GoggleWorks, a number of artists have temporarily put down their cameras, brushes and dance shoes, and replaced them with pens, iPads and computers portable. Ready to plan a variety of events and help bring more diversity to the arts community, they are known as the Reading Arts […]
Read MoreJuly 21, 2021 When the Traverse Area District Library was closed by Governor Whitmer along with other non-essential businesses and locations, it offered a break for those whose documents were checked out: no fines would be imposed for overdue documents. The library has now changed its rules, with overdue fines for items in high demand […]
Read MoreWillow Smith wants to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to study physics. She wants to know more about the “beautiful mystery” of the invisible, she says. But all of that is apparently five years from now. In the meantime, she has written an unofficial dissertation on a different imperceptible force: anxiety and the […]
Read MoreMidland Reporter-Telegram July 20, 2021Update: July 20, 2021 9:51 p.m. Education leaders gather for the announcement of two education groups joining together to serve the Permian Basin. Permian Basin Education Partnership On Tuesday, the boards of directors of Educate Midland and the Permian Basin Education Partnership officially announced the unification of the two organizations. These […]
Read MoreKIRTLAND, Ohio – With the live music industry on hold for much of 2020 and into early 2021, the Elevation Festivals team was busy planning the WonderStruck Music Festival. Postponed and then canceled in 2020, the event was set for July 24 and 25, 2021 in the hope that coronavirus vaccines would be underway and […]
Read MoreNew Blood Interactive frontman Dave Oshry said the studio has explored many corners it wants in the retro FPS and will likely go beyond. When it comes to retro-style first-person shooters in the modern era, it’s hard to argue that anyone has as much of a grasp of them as New Blood Interactive. The studio […]
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