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Local AI think tank offers workshop for nonprofits in Santa Barbara
Coastal Intelligence will hold a two-day Nonprofit AI Workshop Feb. 26–27 at the CEC Hub in Santa Barbara to help local nonprofits adopt practical AI tools; a free executive briefing is scheduled Feb. 26.
Broadway and Jewish event moves to new Broward location Sunday.
The Overlap series event 'Speaking Up in Every Key' has been moved to the Orlove Auditorium in Davie for Sunday and will begin at 3:00 PM with performances and a panel featuring Seth Rudetsky, Lillias White and Arielle Jacobs.
Anniston Heritage Festival showcases youth and culture at 46th annual event.
Students and community members gathered at Anniston's 46th annual Heritage Festival under the theme "Poetry, a Voice for Hope," and the event at the Longleaf Event Center included student orations, local vendors, music and a vintage fashion show.
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Showing: 101-110Dr. Phillips Center announces 2026-27 Broadway lineup and country concerts
Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando unveiled a 10-show Broadway season for 2026-27 including Hamilton and Wicked, and announced spring country concerts featuring Sawyer Brown, Sammy Kershaw and Vince Gill.
Holyoke among six Gateway Cities receiving state economic help for downtown
MassDevelopment's Transformative Development Initiative named Holyoke one of six Gateway Cities to receive a full‑time development fellow and access to grants and expert support for downtown projects.
Bloomington-Normal leaders reflect on Rev. Jesse Jackson's legacy
Local leaders in Bloomington-Normal reflected on the life and influence of Rev. Jesse Jackson after his death at age 84, noting his personal touch and community work such as scholarships and labor support.
Lou Montgomery: Susan Michalczyk honored for documentaries preserving his legacy
Susan Michalczyk was named Boston College's 2025 ACC UNITE Award recipient for co-creating two documentaries about Lou Montgomery, the university's first Black student-athlete. Her films and related projects aim to recover Montgomery's story and support a foundation in his name.
McLemore Resort announces 2026 resort golf events
McLemore Resort has released its 2026 Resort Golf Series calendar, featuring a Women's Golf Retreat (April 22–24), a Parent/Child Tournament (Sept. 6) and the Second Annual Mixed Mountain Cup (Oct. 5–6). Tickets for the first two events are on sale now, and updates for the Mixed Mountain Cup are being shared through the resort newsletter.
ESA Announces 2026 Graduate Student Policy Award Cohort
The Ecological Society of America named twenty recipients of the 2026 Katherine S. McCarter Graduate Student Policy Award. The program provides policy, communication, and career training in Washington, D.C., culminating in meetings on Capitol Hill.
Birmingham foster kitten with rare ear mutation draws national attention.
Dobby, a 7-month-old foster kitten in Birmingham with auricular polyotia, drew wide online attention after photos and posts circulated; he needs dental surgery scheduled for April and remains in rescue care.
Landmark Theatre history at free FOCUS networking event
FOCUS Greater Syracuse will host a free March 4 Mix & Mingle at the Landmark Theatre featuring a historical presentation by Robert Searing; registration is required and optional paid pre-event tours are available.
JAFAC invites community to contribute to 2026 Funding the Future campaign.
JAFAC has launched a 2026 Funding the Future campaign aiming to raise $75,000 for facility upgrades and program expansion, and is sending informational letters to Jackson-area residents.
Vendor Village brings homegrown businesses to LCCC campus.
NEO LaunchNET will host a free Vendor Village pop-up at Lorain County Community College on Feb. 25 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., giving local entrepreneurs an opportunity to sell and connect with customers.