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Local retired music teacher Mark McLaurin will direct the performance, titled “SING,” in a wide-ranging program featuring the chorus, singer Hannah Diers of Grand Forks, and four quartets

The performance by the 14-member group begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center on the UND campus. The concert is free and open to the public.

The play, a classic tale about a Cockney flower seller transformed into an elegant lady, captured eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, during a record-breaking run on Broadway.

At its current location, the VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic will close Nov. 20 and reopen for patients at noon Nov. 21 in its new location

The play, “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: 30 plays in 60 minutes,” is less a show and more of an experience, director Rich McFarlane says

A remarkable visionary, Reuter harbored a love of the arts, the region and its people that fueled a life-long dedication to nurture the North Dakota Museum of Art as a jewel on the prairie

Attendees can tour the hospital, meet the staff, learn about services and win prizes. Costumes “are encouraged for two-legged and four-legged guests alike,” according to the event announcement.

A bronze sculpture, titled “War Time Military Working Dog,” to honor dogs that served, is the latest addition to the 6.2-acre park

Three products are sold in about 116 stores, opening the brand to a “new audience that values quality, convenience and wholesome ingredients,” said Mollie Ficocello, the company’s co-founder.

Brad Sherwood received the ‘Jay Seeger Service to Mankind Award’ for significant contributions in teaching and other roles