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BTCA returns with ‘Nutcracker’ performance this holiday season
The Ballet Theatre of Carmel Academy (BTCA) will once again offer four performances of the beloved holiday classic ballet, “The Nutcracker” at Zionsville’s STAR Bank Performing Arts Center this December. The cast of more than 80 dancing artists include pre-professional dancers, 24 “Be an Angel” program youth, and several professional guest artists. The Land of…
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Hyundai Tucson renovado: novo design, tecnologia de ponta e versões híbridas
A Hyundai acaba de apresentar o novo Tucson, um SUV totalmente renovado. Com um design arrojado e moderno, o veículo promete surpreender os consumidores com suas inovações tanto no exterior quanto no interior. O novo Tucson destaca-se com uma dianteira apresentando LEDs na grade frontal que criam um efeito de joias iluminadas. O para-choque dianteiro…
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New downtown Seattle art space and other December 2023 art highlights
Staff Picks From glowing ghosts in a new downtown art space to monochrome whispers of grief and many-eyed forest creatures at Seattle galleries: Is spooky season back for another round? Here are some haunting exhibits to see over the next month, along with dance and performance by up-and-coming creators and shows that engage with art…
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Tyreek Hill stretches Dolphins lead to 10-0
Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill couldn’t reel in a pass from Tua Tagovailoa in the end zone on fourth down on the first Dolphins drive on Friday, but he made up for it in the second quarter. Hill took a short pass from Tagovailoa and scooted into the end zone for a seven-yard touchdown. Jason…
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The Best Black Friday Deals on Celebrity-Favorite Items
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Black Friday is a time to shop like our favorite celebrities. We can finally nab their favorite product picks for less! Beauty buys, fancy fashion and accessories, home picks — we’re leaving no stone unturned! Below, you can…
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Lumber River United Way receives donation from Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation
LUMBERTON – Lumber River United Way has received $1,500 from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors experiencing hunger. The Feeding the Hungry grant supports homeless students in Bladen County Schools. Lumber River United Way created the McKinney-Vento Fund in Bladen County, the fund ensures homeless students have access to nutritious food…
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‘I gotcha, Boss’: Old-time music community celebrates Travis Stimeling’s life
Chris Stimeling was a study in four-string stoicism that Sunday afternoon back in 2019. The middle-schooler was bearing down on his Epiphone bass guitar from one fixed spot on the stage. He was rocking the root note for all it was worth, as he and buddies of that same vintage – they called themselves Chorus…
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UConn men’s basketball trounces Manhattan, 90-60
UConn men’s basketball handled its post-Thanksgiving opponent with ease, taking down the Manhattan Jaspers, 90-60, at the XL Center Friday afternoon. Dan Hurley’s Huskies have tied the NCAA record for consecutive double-digit wins in non-conference play; they’ll go for the record on Monday night. The Huskies went to the paint early and often in this…
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Dallas Goedert out for Eagles vs. Bills
Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert remains out with a broken forearm. The Eagles officially listed Goedert as out of Sunday’s game against the Bills. Goedert is third on the team in catches. Grant Calcaterra (ankle), Justin Evans (knee) and Milton Williams (concussion) are also out for Philadelphia. Quez Watkins is questionable with a hamstring injury.…
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George Pickens off injury report, set to play vs. Bengals
The Steelers will have a key offensive weapon for Sunday’s matchup against the Bengals, but they won’t have one of their best defensive players for at least another week. Receiver George Pickens (shin) is off the injury report and is expected to play. He didn’t practice on Wednesday but was limited on Thursday and a…
