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The bad news is that more than 10 percent of women in the U.S. – one out of every eight

When Donna Taylor holds her eight-month-old granddaughter Elizabeth and looks into the baby’s huge, expressive blue eyes, there is love

The venerable Paseo gallery celebrates the month of May by presenting a duo of female artists with broadly divergent thematic

Humanity hasn’t yet exhausted the creative possibilities of painting and sculpting… on the other hand, why not explore media that

If there’s one thing that visitors can expect from the district’s annual Paseo Arts Festival, it’s that whatever the weather,

When hundreds of area ladies gather at the Cox Center clad in crimson, it’s not a fashion statement; it’s a

Supporting the Work of Women program and its members’ assistance of World Neighbors’ mission to end global poverty.

Dozens and dozens of artists and craftsmen from across the country form the backbone of an outdoor extravaganza of shopping,

The term “raconteur” generally connotes someone charming, dapper, debonair…

John Preece reprises his starring role as the stubborn villager trying to resist the winds of change through force of