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George Washington Carver is frequently honored in U.S. schools during Black History Month. Modern farmers owe the legendary Tuskegee Institute agricultural scientist a huge debt – his research helped black...

Indaba Nights 2023 will feature a variety of proven favorites and newcomers to the stage at the Indaba Band Shell this summer, in a lineup recently announced at the Indaba...

A joyous, record-setting crowd of more than 200 attended the 2023 Indaba African Ball on February 4, wearing colorful and elegant African-inspired attire for an evening of live music, dancing,...

For 3-year-olds, it’s all about the sprinkles!  Ingredients:  Energetic 3-year-olds — five  Patient teachers — two  Prebaked sugar cookies, various holiday shapes, 2 dozen  Thick cookie frosting, 6 colors  Tiny,...

Cornish hens, fine china, good company make for fine “Friendsgiving”  Clients staying in St. Ann Center’s temporary overnight respite care unit over Thanksgiving celebrated the holiday with a down-home feast...

St. Ann Center Wins National Award for North Side Site Transformation Nonprofit turns vacant brownfield into vibrant community center St. Ann Center’s Bucyrus Campus last week celebrated winning a national...

Our history is planted deep in Franciscan values: making peace, reverencing all creation, showing compassion and creating a caring community. The Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi brought these values to...

Our history is planted deep in Franciscan values: making peace, reverencing all creation, showing compassion and creating a caring community. The Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi brought these values to...

A Rawring Good Time at the Stein Dinosaurs again walked the earth, or at least, the Stein Campus, at a recent event that delighted children and adults alike. Along with...

Growing Excitement At the Bucyrus Campus While the outdoor garden beds at the Bucyrus Campus were covered in snow, two indoor Flex Farms hydroponic units inside its Green Corridor were...