With bright pink and blue panels from a recent play in the background, three eager groups of youngsters sat down on the stage at the Village Arts Center July 19 for their first day of play practice.
Actor-Directors Garrett Gagnon and Jessica Hamilton were in town with the Missoula ...
Thank you, readers, for the fine response to the date pinwheel cookies in the last column. Several of you suggested that you would be like to see more recipes about dates. Simply put, dates are designed to please the palate. Because they can be used in a variety of ways in baking, they are ...
Area residents gathered in the Prairie Village Museum’s Sandvik Building June 28 for a presentation by New York pop artist Michael Albert and a chance to put their own artistic talents to work.
Albert, who authored “An Artist’s America” in 2008, stopped in Rugby on a multistate tour ...
About 500 people lined up at Rugby’s Home of Economy store June 23 for a taste of Cajun cuisine, courtesy of CEO Scott Pearson and Bruce Mitchell of the hit show “Swamp People.”
While Scott supervised the plating of a smoked whole alligator filled with stuffing from his special recipe, ...
Many people have a favorite cookie. There are also numerous folks who have a treasured cookie recipe. For a number of years in our home, June is the month that we look forward to trying new cookie recipes. I am sure for many people December is conceivably the month to try treasured or new ...
A celebration of all things rhubarb attracted residents from Pierce County and points beyond to the Prairie Village Museum Sunday, June 20.
The museum’s annual Rhubarb Fest featured goodies from rhubarb mini cheesecakes to rhubarb ice cream and rhubarb wine, all served in sample plates of ...
Although a global pandemic sidetracked plans by the Rugby Lions to mark the 25th anniversary of Music in the Park in 2020, conditions in Ellery Park were perfect for a celebration a year later.
As a few puffy clouds floated overhead in the evening sky June 9, spectators set up lawn chairs or ...
With their gloved hands and shovels, the sleeping winter soil in the flower beds was being refreshed. Clumps of dirt were made soft as they added new potting soil.
The planting canvas was made black like coal. Once ready, pots of snapdragons sporting colors from light pink, maroon and lemon ...
Visitors to the Prairie Village Museum had an opportunity June 5 to have their portraits made using a process more familiar to their ancestors in the mid-1800s.
Ryan Stander, an artist and associate professor of art at Minot State University, set up a small photography studio in the ...