Arts council wins seventh state grant for young children
The Ottawa Community Arts Council received a 7500 grant from the Arts In Early Education program to fund Rainbow art and Kindermusii classes for children birth through five. The council must match funds. officials say the program expands year round, aiming to foster early creativity and development in young kids.
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Kansas Nutcracker performance in Lawrence this weekend
The Kansas Nutcracker blends Nutcracker fantasy with Kansas history in a dance theater production. Presented by Lawrence Arts Center at 940 New Hampshire, the show runs 7:30 p m tonight and Friday and Saturday with performers of all ages. For tickets call 785 843 2787.
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OU freshman pursues American Idol dream in audition run
Ottawa University freshman Stephanie Barr traveled 13 hours to Austin Texas with a friend slept in line with 700 others and sang 10 seconds for 30 hopefuls in the first cut only 30 were called back Cowell praised her clear voice though she did not advance to the next round Barr will continue music studies and perform with OU ensembles next semester outside Worlds of Fun hopes for a summer show and future TV exposure.
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Nativity Festival Showcases 150 Sets Across Lawrence
Lawrence hosts a Festival of Nativities with over 150 displays from many countries using lights, poinsettias, trees, and music. Open 1 PM to 4 PM Saturday and Sunday at Centenary United Methodist Church Fourth and Elm. Living nativity runs 6 PM to 9 PM Saturday through Monday at Vinland Fairgrounds. Handicap accessible. large groups welcome. For details, call 785 843 1756 or 785 594 3568.
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Drover Faces Candy Theft Confession At Miss Violas
In a tense exchange, Drover admits he stole candy from a kind neighbor, Miss Viola, amid guilt and tears. The security chief rebukes him, notes the moral stakes, and warns of a formal report and ten Chicken Marks as punishment. The scene ends with Drover's remorse and a vow to straighten his life.
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