Welcome to this month’s edition of PEP Talk, a column from Public Education Partners honoring the creativity, innovation and ...

The notes of a piano filled the Paref Springdale hall, carrying a weight that was both mournful and beautiful. It was more than just a musical performance but a ...

Yang and Olivia, a violin-piano duo with credits from the Tchaikovsky Competition and performances in over 30 U.S. cities, ...

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Sound is embedded in almost everything David Heise loves. “There’s always some music running through my head,” he said.

Actual artillery — sounds of cannon fire — part of an old-world military look and feel that started as an inside joke but ...

Why? A policy of continuous coverage during the pandemic essentially halted Medicaid disenrollment to make it easier for people to stay insured during the public health emergency. By early 2023, ...

Federal inspectors report a concern with nursing homes in Ohio discharging patients to homeless shelters. A recent case involved a woman with multiple health issues being left at a shelter by ...

The Tennessean's latest Student of the Week poll is seeking the Best Choir Student. Votes can be made through noon, April 16.

John Conroy, 68, sits down at the piano bench in the Serving Seniors dining room and launches into “Mr. Sandman,” then segues ...

Started in 1901, the Eureka Woman's Club is affiliated with both state and national women’s organizations. Their reason for existence is providing service and dollars to community causes. Projects ...

The Lakes Area Music Festival brings its 2026 Winter Series to a close with Feelin’ Blue, a vibrant program inspired by the enduring influence of blues music. Curated and hosted by Loki Karuna, the ...