Dave Ogilvie Members of the Emo Hospital Auxiliary offered a variety of hand-made items for sale at their annual fall tea and bazaar earlier this month. The auxiliary was extremely pleased with the turnout at the Emo Legion and for the continued support of their projects by people from across […]
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Duane Hicks “Opal,” played by Aela Mackintosh, turned on the charm for her mother, “Gladys,” (Beth Logue) in an effort to dupe her in a scene from “Monday at the Manor.”
Duane Hicks “Mariachi El Norte” entertained guests at the Riverside Foundation gala before and during dinner and then long into the night Saturday–much to the delight of the 220 district residents in attendance.
Jay McFarlane of 2Tone Music Productions placed a bid on a silent auction item during Saturday evening’s fundrasier gala at the arena. Moree than 90 fabulous items were donated by businesses and individuals.
Duane Hicks Wendy Judson, left, Kathy Judson, and Diane Strachan enjoyed good food and camaraderie during Saturday evening’s Foundation fiesta at the arena auditorium.
Sam Odrowski Fort High students Olivia Eldrige, left, and Joanna Empey rehearsed scenes from “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon” last Thursday at the Townshend Theatre to prepare for their upcoming performances there. The play is set to run Oct. 26-28 from 7-9 p.m.
Duane Hicks “Lance Sedgwick” (Rob Tovey) misunderstood the intentions of nurse “Roxy” (Kerry Zucchiatti) when she tried to shave his chest.
Duane Hicks “Martin the Mangler Johnson” (Darryl Allan) battled “Milton” (Lew Kempf) while nursing home staff member “Sheila” (Sarah Langtry) tried to separate them in a scene from “Monday at the Manor.”
Duane Hicks Will Richards, left, and Jaykob Ryll were among the Muskie football players who served up appetizers such as tortilla roll-ups, Mexican mini-quiches, and tostaditos to hungry patrons during cocktail hour Saturday evening at the Foundation gala.
Duane Hicks Irish Mythen kicked off Tour de Fort’s 2018-19 season last Tuesday evening with a concert at the Townshend Theatre. The engaging Irish-Canadian singer-songwriter brought the crowd on an incredible and emotional journey. There still are a few passports left for $135 each, which are available at www.tourdefort.com or […]
Duane Hicks “Party Girl Peggy,” played by Brittany Strachan, took a brief break from whooping it up to address the audience to dispense some words of wisdom.
Dave Ogilvie The Grade 4 girls were off and running at the junior/intermediate cross-country meet held Friday at Crossroads School in Devlin. Many district students from Grades 4-8 enjoyed themselves and put forth their best effort at the annual event.
