Journey Gunderson has organized roughly one-third of the 35 Lucille Ball Comedy Festivals held in Jamestown. First hosted back in 1991 as the Lucille Ball Festival of New Comedy, the festival has changed a lot over the years. An early emphasis on live comedy gave way to remembrances of ...
The following gifts have been made recently to the Warren Public Library: - In honor of Sharon Aldrich and Abigail Stewart. - In memory of Christofer Barr; James Beckley; Jane C. Betts; Luisa Bevacqua; Flossie Bialas; Wayne Blodgett; Jeanette Condon Bosko; Elizabeth Burleigh; Bill Burleigh; Patricia Buvoltz; Anne Cashman; Laura Chew; Carol Bailey Christensen; Dorothy & Plummer Collins; Kingsley Culbertson; Marguerite Dalrymple; Don & Brita Dorn; Owen & Lula Evans; Sandy & Rose Fadale; Joyce Font; Jackie Frank; Erica Druggan Fulmer; Barbara Gelotte; Agnes Green; Joyce Greenland; Ted ...
We are in the midst of summer camp season here at Audubon, and with camp comes a plethora of discoveries. While campers are exploring the woods, ponds, and fields, they often find strange and wonderful things—things that even our seasoned staff may never have encountered, and that’s just ...
The 10,000 Maniacs will start the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts’ 2026-27 season with a 45th anniversary concert and arts festival. In addition to the 10,000 Maniacs’ 45th anniversary concert and arts festival, which ends with a concert at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 5, the Reg Lenna’s 2026-27 ...
The Tidioute Public Library will be having a Dinosaur Stuffies program for kids on July 27 and July 29. Kids can choose between three different dinosaurs while supplies last. Registration is required by calling 814-484-3581 for details. Library hours are Monday and Wednesday from noon to 7 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tidioute Fun Days will be held July 31 and Aug. 1. On Friday, July 31, there will be a trivia contest at Tidioute Community Charter School. On Aug. 1, there will be a meet and greet alumni reunion at Tidioute Community ...
The story of the Archibald family — woven through early basketball history, Warren County sports, and the rise of professional librarianship — once shone brightly in the Warren Public Library Children’s Department. It was there that Elizabeth “Betty” Butcher (later Archibald) and Olive Archibald (later Huff) began their influential careers as librarians in the years before World War II. The Warren Public Library will present a special program celebrating this legacy on Friday, July 31, at 10:30 a.m. in the Slater Room. Registration is required. The presentation will highlight ...
