Fort Worth Weekly
Chalk it up to fate, or astrology, or good genes destined to collide, but it’s not surprising that two of Fort Worth’s best actors would become romantically involved, and then committed partners, and then parents. Justin Flowers, 29, and Dana Schultes, 32, send out very different onstage vibes that complement each other nicely. He’s spontaneous, intense, and very high-wire, distinguishing himself with dramatic turns in shows like
Cherry Docs and
The Pillowman. She’s cool, ethereal, and able to convey turbulent emotions with the twitch of an eyebrow, as she’s done in
Dead Man’s Cell Phone and
Manistee resident among appointments to Migrant Labor Housing Advisory Board
Compiled by Michelle Graves, mgraves@pioneergroup.com
Feb. 10, 2021
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LANSING The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Director Gary McDowell appointed 14 members to the Migrant Labor Housing Advisory Board this month.
The appointees represent five agriculture seats, five migrant labor seats and four seats from other migrant agricultural worker related organizations.
The board will advise the department and the state on ways to alleviate obstacles in the development of adequate migrant labor housing throughout Michigan and improve conditions for the workers who are essential to Michigan’s agricultural sector. This may include recommendations on legislation or other measures.
Jane and May approached the fallen deer. Sounds of an animal whimpering can be heard and the deer s head moves ever so slightly. Jane says to May, There s unfinished business you need to attend to and begins to explain what s happening to the deer she shot. Suddenly, May comes into the frame hoisting a giant rock. She lifts it over her head and throws on the deer s skull.
Run Hide Fight, written and directed by Kyle Rankin, was released earlier this month through
The Daily Wire, the right-leaning publication led by conservative pundit Ben Shapiro, who premiered the movie on his subscription website. The movie doesn t have the usual No animals were harmed in the making of this film reminder at the end of its closing credits because the movie s producers arranged for a professional hunter to kill the animal so they could film it, according to several people who worked on the film.