Arts Council chief envisions art shaping future leisure time
Midwest native Jim Helgeson, new Arts Council director, says art will grow as a leisure asset and personal motivation. He aims to broaden art in Greensboro area by helping individuals with projects, securing grants, and promoting film and theater, while listening to community ideas and expanding plans like professional acting groups and film appreciation classes.
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Jim Helgeson
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Iergeson
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Helgeson
Arts Council
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High Point Theatre and Exhibition
Formace
Helseson
Greensboro
Yale
University of Iowa
Pan Indian University
SNCG
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High Point
Hergeson
David
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Kingdoms clash in Rexington war and Emoclatives rise
Fragmentary medieval chronicle depicts Emoclatives and Nouineds clashing with Rexingtoners over empires and education. Northern and southern factions vie for control of Green Gate and Yellow Bell Bushland as alliances with Grubllan and Yawdim emerge, leaving the fate of Akingdum uncertain.
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Rexngton
Emaden
Grubllan
Yawdim
Neatheds
Hurricane history book highlights storms and lessons
A review of Highory’s Harsh Weather Incidents from the American Weather Histories series notes how the work by Braxton Yo Mnterprise and Patrick Lugger surveys major U.S. storms from early records to 19th century events. It discusses Cape Hatteras wrecks, life preserver laws, and dramatic temperature drops in June along with the Lizard and other historic weather events shaping national memory. The book blends archival data with vivid narratives and warns of political distractions amid severe winters and heavy storm impacts.
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U.S. Dept. A Commerce
Aeeaty Oceanic and Alma Administration
Vironmental
Calumbus Gies
New World
Vicios
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras Atea
Juvenile Facilities Changing in State
North Carolina moves away from training schools toward prevention and diversion. In 1960s data, 27,131 juvenile hearings yielded 700 training school commitments, with many cases for truancy, undisciplining, or running away. Judges increasingly favor probation, counseling, and community programs to address home and school difficulties.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina
Cours
North
Caroline
Sear
Wake Cour
Si Runuw
Accordme
Juvenity Court
Piuet
Seni
Thomas A. Danyk
Sia Coupe
Svstcht
Colorado Memories and a Damaged Colorado Tale
A reflective piece recalling Colorado's dramatic landscapes and people from Leadville to Vail. It surveys state extremes from high peaks and snow to drought and growth, noting historical figures, towns, and literary references while lamenting modern development and tourist currents shaping the state’s character. The voice ties Irving Stone’s Men to Match the Mountains with vivid local scenes and a wary eye on Colorado’s changing identity.
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Mally Brown
Denver
Europe
New York
Newport
Palm Beach
Colorado
Irving Stone
Durango
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