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Scorpions postpone all 2026 tour dates, citing 'unforeseen circumstances'
The Scorpions are getting off the road for the rest of the year due to “unforeseen circumstances."
Dolly Parton's cousin reveals why singer's funeral was private
Dolly Parton's death was mourned around the world, but her funeral was a private affair.
Gray Gallery Showing Work Of Newark Artist
ST. JOHNSBURY — The Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH) is hosting a new exhibit, “NJB’Z Kreative Khaos,” by Newark painter Nancy Bushey.
Cherokee Film brings music to life via cutting edge technology
Advanced virtual production techniques is helping Cherokee Film to not only film local artists but also capture the spirit of the artist’s music through visual applications.
Library card opens door to learning, entertainment and connection
A small card can unlock a world of information, entertainment and opportunity — and Emporia Public Library leaders are encouraging residents to make sure they have one.
Martin McDonagh’s \'Wild Horse Nine\' hits Venice Film Festival with a dark CIA tale
Martin McDonagh has crafted a new film, “Wild Horse Nine,” which debuts Thursday at the Venice Film Festival. The film, starring Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich, focuses on the CIA
Gloria Steinem's touching tribute to doctor who made her abortion possible
Though much of her writing was personal, among Gloria Steinem's most moving work was a dedication to the doctor who helped her obtain an abortion.
Free arts, cultural experiences this fall in Linn County
Fifteen arts and cultural organizations will participate in a weeklong “Free for All” event this fall offering free admission, tours and performances at venues ranging from the Cedar Rapids Museum
Reimagined Ocean Bar Debuts on Oosterdam with Expanded Entertainment
New live music offerings, enhanced performance venue and heritage-inspired design come together as part of Holland America Evolution
Riverside Indie Fest returns to Crescent Park Sept. 5
EAST PROVIDENCE – With Labor Day being the unofficial end of summer, there’s always plenty happening during the weekend leading up to it. These may range from backyard barbecues to
Prost! September means Oktoberfest season in Loudoun
Prost! It’s time to dust off your dirndl and get out the lederhosen. It may be September, but Oktoberfest season is about to be in full swing.
LSU’s AD shares ideas to save college sports from financial ruin: ‘It’s not sustainable, the cliff is coming.’
LSU athletic director Verge Ausberry shared his thoughts on how the college sports world can save itself from a potential financial crisis.
Autumn is the season to calm our politics
September has arrived, which means autumn is here. It couldn’t come soon enough.
John Gillispie: Sheep characters unravel a mystery
Movies & More reviewer John Gillispie shares his thoughts on “The Sheep Detectives,” which is rated PG and available on DVD.
Out & About: A weekly guide to live and local entertainment
Thursday, Sept. 3 Music
Husker football scouting report: Ohio
Sports reporter Matthew Malloy previews Nebraska football's season opener against Ohio, including an interview with an Ohio reporter and an appearance from Frank Solich.
Nebraska soccer set to open Big Ten play against Indiana and Iowa
Nebraska's women's soccer team looks forward to an opening weekend of Big Ten action, hosting Indiana on Thursday and heading to Iowa City on Sunday.
Canal Science Symposium Addresses Water Quality Worries
The Coastal Habitat and Water Quality Initiative (C-HAWQ) held its long awaited symposium on canal science at the Collier County Public Library Marco Island Branch on Thursday afternoon, August 28.
"Mayday" an action comedy, but scarce on both
“Top Gun” is a prerequisite for “Mayday.” It’s rare for a new film to be written around a retro classic, and its effect on the cinema zeitgeist. In the case
Comic Arts Festival offers showcases vitality of comics world
A festival focused on all things comics is back and better than ever in Boise.
Imagination Library sees enrollment boost after Parton's death
In the week since country music artist Dolly Parton's death, her namesake children's literacy program has seen an influx of support in her memory.
UI Health Sciences building inspires collaboration
Realizing a vision planted with a ceremonial shovel three years ago, hundreds of University of Iowa officials, faculty, staff, and students on Wednesday dedicated a new $250 million Health Sciences Academic Building completed over the summer.
UI Health Sciences building inspires collaboration
Realizing a vision planted with a ceremonial shovel three years ago, hundreds of University of Iowa officials, faculty, staff, and students on Wednesday dedicated a new $250 million Health Sciences Academic Building completed over the summer.
Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas
The video board inside the American Airlines Center displays the logo for the upcoming Republican Midterm Convention during a media walkthrough in Dallas, Texas, U.S., August 5, 2026.
Science and stats behind our fall like weather
The calendar now says September but it feels more so like October with highs in the 70’s. No ridge is in sight, which means the hot weather is nowhere to
Most Lancaster County Republican candidates decline nonpartisan forum invitations
The League of Women Voters of Lancaster County has canceled all but one of its five scheduled candidate forums due to a lack of Republican participation.
Three-Star wide receiver decommits from Nebraska
Millard South three-star wide receiver Antayvion (Tay) Ellis announced his decommitment from Nebraska, per On3. Ellis originally committed to the Huskers back in Nov. 2025.
Meet the 2026 \'Dancing With the Stars\' cast
The new cast of "Dancing With the Stars" has been announced, featuring a mix of entertainers, reality stars and athletes. This season includes actor Julia Stiles, Olympian Amber Glenn and
Discover exceptional live theater close to home
In a time when families can spend hundreds of dollars on a single concert or sporting event, one of the Sacramento region's best entertainment values may be right in its
Kennedy Center disassembles 'Blue' sculpture from its grounds
The Kennedy Center removed a sculpture known as “Blue,” a tall, blue stick figure designed by Joel Shapiro and installed in 2019. This change follows ongoing efforts by the center's
First challenge to prediction markets reaches Supreme Court
(CNN) — New Jersey on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court to shut down prediction markets in the state, teeing up a potential landmark case where the justices could decide if
Which bird sings the most pleasant song? Science reveals answer
The blackbird topped the pleasantness table and barn owls' sounds are considered the least pleasant, according to a new scientific study.
Mediterranean Festival in New Hartford Back for 15th Year
The St. George Orthodox Church Mediterranean Festival is returning for its 15th year with food, music and community activities.
Cards and collectibles shop opens in Mount Vernon
MOUNT VERNON — A new place to buy and sell trading cards and play games with friends opened Tuesday in Mount Vernon.
Executive producer of 'Obsession' sues over her cut of the profits
LOS ANGELES — "Obsession," the indie horror movie written and directed by Curry Barker, has proved to be one of this year's most successful films. Made for a reported budget
Cherokees remember the removal in ‘Riding the Trail’ book
The Remember the Removal bike ride is one the most significant journeys a young Cherokee can take as they retrace the Trail of Tears and learn the history of how
Racine's Party in the Park offering full lineup of live entertainment
From left, 2025 Party in the Park pageant runner-up Jaylynn Hupp and Queen Kianna Rose.
150-year News-Shield birthday party entertainment
Steve Midboe (right) and Mark Thompson provided the Saturday entertainment for an appreciative crowd at the Barron VFW Saturday as the Barron News-Shield hosted a community celebration marking the newspaper’s
'Dancing with the Stars' 2026 cast revealed – See who's competing in Season 35
"Dancing with the Stars" has officially announced its full cast – and their pro partners – for Season 35!
Capybaras, camels, cows: Great Allentown Fair featuring cuddly creatures, highlights agriculture
We're getting a sneak peak at some of the cuddly creatures you may find at the fair.
Sadie Sink channels 2000s pop diva in sexy Calvin Klein campaign
Sadie Sink is channeling her inner pop star in a sexy new campaign for Calvin Klein.
Myrtle Beach relaxes beach rules after Labor Day
Not only does the number of tourists in Myrtle Beach decrease after Labor Day, the rules for the beach are more lenient, too. Myrtle Beach’s rules for dogs, bicycles, and tents change.
Birding takes flight: Four-part library series explores Florida’s feathered friends
From the tiny Chipping Sparrow with its rust-red cap to the loud but beautiful Blue Jay foraging for a snack of unshelled peanuts — and many other feathered species —
What’s happening in Corridor? An adults-only circus and more
A Halloween-inspired take on the circus will arrive in Cedar Rapids this month, with Paranormal Cirque: Inferno promising a show in which “awe-inspiring aerial artistry and amazing acrobatics will set you ablaze.”
Realta, MGE explore building a nuclear fusion power plant in Wisconsin
Madison Gas and Electric is investing in Madison-based Realta Fusion to explore a 200-megawatt power plant. No timeline or location have been announced.
Former student Delgado-Pedraza returns to Calcutt as 8th-grade science teacher
CENTRAL FALLS – Calcutt Middle School’s newest 8th-grade science teacher, Desireee Delgado-Pedraza, recently expressed her joy about being back home in her community.
Delaware signs maternal health bill requiring hospital discharge plans
Delaware lawmakers and maternal health advocates gathered at Josie’s Grace in Newark to celebrate the ceremonial signing of legislation designed to strengthen protections for pregnant patients experiencing labor symptoms.
Will Kimbrough
Will Kimbrough will appear at the Chart Room on Monday, Sept. 7 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Buffett collaborator to perform at Chart Room on Labor Day
More than half a century after a young Jimmy Buffett played the Chart Room for tips and drinks, singer-songwriter and longtime Buffett collaborator Will Kimbrough will play the first official
Brenda Lucas: Community news for Wednesday, Sept. 2
Click for community news in the Huntington, West Virginia, and Tri-State area.
Spokane Valley man arrested again after overnight business calls
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — The Spokane County Sheriff's Office said a man released from jail on his own recognizance on August 31, 2026, was arrested again hours later after a
2026 preseason recap: Former Huskers to find their place in the NFL
These three former Husker athletes competed in the NFL preseason to prove they had what it takes and secure their spot on an NFL team. One of the most recent, Emmett Johnson, was the fifth-round pick for the Kansas City Chiefs. Other players such as Ty Robinson and Ameer Abdullah made teh NFL in previous years.
Celebrate 40 years of Waynesville's Main Street milestones
For 40 years, merchants, property owners, volunteers, community leaders and residents have worked together to shape downtown Waynesville into the vibrant Main Street community it is today. Next month, the
Advocacy in action: Chamber can offer new business more solid foundation
Small-business advocacy matters — and local Chambers of Commerce have an important role to play.
Beth Stelling reflects on her Midwest roots
The standup comedian will visit Indy on Sept. 4 as part of Let’s Fest 2026.
'Red, White and Blue Jeans': Eastern Idaho State Fair kicking off nine days of food, fun and record-setting entertainment
BLACKFOOT — Dust off your denim and get ready to wave the Stars and Stripes because the Eastern Idaho State Fair is about to take over Blackfoot for nine straight
Poland Council recognizes two business owners for beautification efforts
On Tuesday, September 1, Poland Village Council’s Town One Range One Committee recognized two business owners for their efforts in beautification, specifically related to America 250 celebrations.
Animal shelter is still overcrowded, St. Louis County health chief says
The shelter is designed for about 80 dogs — but had 184 on Tuesday, the St. Louis County health director said.
Mayday
Kenneth Branagh as Nikolai Ustinov, left, and Ryan Reynolds as Troy, in a scene from "Mayday."
Fernbank Museum gala to honor Teresa M. Finley
Fernbank Museum of Natural History will host its annual fundraising gala, A Timeless Affair, on Saturday, Oct. 3, bringing together Atlanta’s philanthropic, business and civic communities for an evening of
Hendrix to lead NC Military Business Center
Martin J. “Jimmy” Hendrix III, a retired Army colonel, will become executive director of the North Carolina Military Business Center Oct. 1, succeeding Scott Dorney, the NCMBC’s founder and leader for more than two decades. Dorney is retiring at the end of the year. A Fayetteville native, Hendrix was appointed by Fayetteville Tech President Mark […]
Small Business Administration to provide relief in Randolph, Saline County following severe weather
Low-interest federal disaster loans will be available to those affected by severe weather in Randolph and Saline Counties last spring.
Vina Nails and Art in the Evenings: See the business licenses issued in Hamilton County last week
Business licenses issued Aug. 24-28, as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's Office.
See the list of businesses led or owned by LSU grads that grew fastest, made the most money
The 16th annual LSU100, which recognizes the fastest-growing businesses either owned or led by LSU graduates, has been released.
Northeast Georgia Health System marks 75 years of growth and service
Seventy-five years ago, Northeast Georgia Health System began with a 90-bed hospital that some skeptics believed would never fill its beds.
Column: Learn more about Iowa’s environmental health risks
Iowa has the second-highest cancer incidence rate in the nation. No single factor can be blamed. But scientists increasingly recognize that environmental exposures, including contaminants in our water, deserve serious scrutiny.
Purdue Science Olympiad inspires future scientists through annual invitational
Purdue Science Olympiad spends all year planning one of the state’s largest invitationals for middle and high school students. Members of the club help inspire future generations of scientists.
5 things to do this week in Greenville
See our curated list of upcoming and ongoing arts, culture and entertainment events in the Greenville area. Send us your events at greenville@postandcourier.com.
Entertainment at the Du Quoin State Fair spans far and wide
DU QUOIN — With the fair in full swing, there's plenty to see out at the historic fairgrounds.
Person taken into custody in Bethel Township after possible mental health crisis
A possible mental health crisis led to police temporarily shutting down roads in Bethel Township on Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Business Owner Charged with Tax Fraud, Wire Fraud Related to COVID Relief Funds
URBANA, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) - Hans Lee Grotelueschen, 56, of Mahomet has been charged with allegedly failing to pay employment taxes to the Internal Revenue Service and fraud related to Economic
Movies to watch in Seattle indie theaters in September 2026
At Seattle's independent cinemas, fall offerings include some Shakespeare-themed rom-coms, a Hitchcock classic and a dash of French New Wave.
Illinois Quick Hits: Champaign business owner charged with COVID relief fraud
(The Center Square) – A Mahomet man has been charged with fraud and failing to pay employment taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.
‘Adolescent Salvation’
Enduring the 90 minutes of the Chicago debut of Tim Venable's “Adolescent Salvation” at Theater Wit reminded me how nice it is not to be a teenager, especially in this
Noah Kahan’s heartwarming Seattle concert turns tears to elation
The small-town troubadour is an unlikely stadium filler, but his distinctly American songs sounded right at home in a sold-out T-Mobile Park.
At Blue Elephant, artists explore ‘Repetition, Ruin, and Reconstruction’
Life is cyclical by nature. Time folds over and patterns begin to arise in every aspect of living — some good, some bad. As humans, it is an often forgotten
In the 608: Kindness Bank launching Kindness Alliance to promote community health and well-being
Kindness Bank is launching a new division focused on bringing organizations and community members together to address basic human needs and improve community health and well-being.
Turning Stone Completes Historic 'Evolution' Project
The Oneida Indian Nation has finished its $400 million Turning Stone Evolution project.
Mothman Festival announces vendor, safety, entertainment updates ahead of September return
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Preparations are continuing for the 2026 Mothman Festival, with organizers announcing new guest speakers and live music acts while sharing updates on vendors, security and tips
Fisher-Lochhead group to play at Opera House
The Danny Fisher-Lochhead Large Ensemble will bring its unique sound to the Stonington Opera House on Friday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m.
Aboard the Mothership: Todd Graves’ past, present and future collide in original restaurant
In a crowded Highland Road restaurant, company owner and founder Todd Graves recapped the making of Cane's and goal to give back to the community in the future.
Here\'s when the Schreiber Center\'s Rubber Duckie Race and Festival returns
The Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development’s 38th annual Rubber Duckie Race and Festival will be 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, at 625 Community Way in Lancaster.
Tulane researchers hope AI will speed up the search for one of science's 'holy grails'
“It would be like finding the holy grail of science."
Downtown Myrtle Beach business owners want drastic plan for homeless
Earlier this month, city police arrested multiple people under a loitering ordinance that's now the subject of lawsuits.
Data centers \'exploded\' in Pa. politics this year. How will it impact Lancaster County\'s 36th Senate District race?
Voters across the country are being inundated with campaign advertisements about data centers and artificial intelligence ahead of the November midterm election, including in Lancaster County’s highly competitive 36th Senate
People walk along a street lined with bars and entertainment venues at Jomtien Beach, in Pattaya
People walk along a street lined with bars and entertainment venues at Jomtien Beach, in Pattaya City, Thailand, June 29, 2026.
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Venice Film Festival
Some of Hollywood's biggest stars are heading to Italy for the 83rd Venice Film Festival, starting Wednesday. The festival runs until Sept. 12, with Danny Boyle’s “Ink” opening the event.
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Venice Film Festival
Some of Hollywood's biggest stars are heading to Italy for the 83rd Venice Film Festival, starting Wednesday. The festival runs until Sept. 12, with Danny Boyle’s “Ink” opening the event.
Letters: Are quiet land deals and NDA agreements just business as usual now?
“They’re free to turn me in to the ethics board, which I’m sure would do nothing.”
Star Entertainment warns tough conditions to persist after annual loss
By Nichiket Sunil and Keshav SinghChundawat Aug 31 (Reuters) - Australian casino operator Star Entertainment reported a bigger-than-expected annual loss on Monday and warned that conditions would stay
What to Stream: 'Mandalorian & Grogu,' Alix Earle reality series, Ellie Goulding's 'I Know Too Much'
New streaming entertainment options are arriving this week, including “The Mandalorian & Grogu” streaming on Disney+ starting Wednesday. The film, directed by Jon Favreau, follows Din Djarin and Grogu on
FILE PHOTO: A view of signage at Star Entertainment's The Star casino in Sydney
FILE PHOTO: A view of signage at Star Entertainment's The Star casino in Sydney, Australia, March 3, 2025.
Dolly Parton laid to rest in private Nashville burial
Dolly Parton was laid to rest in a private burial in Nashville on Friday, three days after the country music legend died at age 80.