Ballet, Arabic, and empowerment
by Kelsey Hatcher with foreward by Martha Madison Dear readers, let me introduce to you to Dance Arts Graduate Kelsey Hatcher. Miss Kelsey is an amazing teacher at our Dance Arts School. She has “the […]
by Kelsey Hatcher with foreward by Martha Madison Dear readers, let me introduce to you to Dance Arts Graduate Kelsey Hatcher. Miss Kelsey is an amazing teacher at our Dance Arts School. She has “the […]
submitted by Warren County Public Library If you are looking to boost your personal book collection while also helping a good cause, then mark your calendars for the Friends of the Library (FOL) Used Book Sale, […]
by Thomas Stewart Helms Growing up with albinism, I’ve always seen and experienced the world differently from most people. A question I was often asked during my childhood dealt with how my vision was different […]
by Michael Morris Summer has been a busy time for the Warren County Public Library. All of the branches have been filled with children enjoying reading, science and learning programs. Attendance has never been higher, […]
by Cheri Marshall Foreword by Martha Madison: Several weeks ago, I had a wonderful conversation with Cheri Marshall regarding the importance of arts education. I am turning the Dance Arts page in SOKY Happenings over to […]
Library reaches out to community with books, programs & more submitted by the Warren County Public Library There is nothing better than visiting the library on a hot summer day and losing yourself in a […]
Dancing around the world by Gabby Larios with introduction by Martha Madison Dear Readers, May I introduce you to Gabrielle Larios. Gabby is on of the most dedicated and talented dancers that the Dance Arts […]
Unintentional invite by Sara Volpi I initially had this “summer reading playlist” idea for July – something along the lines of classifying the recent books I’ve read into musical categories, but I changed my mind when […]
Who was Yankee Doodle? by Lee Stott It’s an interesting story. We’re told the British troops often marched to a version of the famous tune, believed to be about an American who was tarred and […]
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