Community. The memories shared by [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] no one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now wmur news 9 at 5 00. Stephanie the sun has set on this chilly, overcast day as we take a live look to portsmouth. Snow overnight. I am stephanie woods. Adam i am adam sexton. Let s get over to meteorologist Hayley Lapoint. Hayley the snow will be right along the immediate coastline, portsmouth, down into seabrook, maybe a few communities inland from there. We have a frontal system right off the coast line. It s bringing a few showers to those same communities. As we go overnight, cold air is going to come in behind that system and transition the rain to snow showers. There you see that little maybe as far north and west of rochester, but not expecting into manchester it in manchester. The snow will just be on the grassy surfaces, the rooftops where it will be cold enough. The roads are still too warm s
New West Valley Arts Council show featuring Black artists hopes to encourage conversations Elizabeth Montgomery, Arizona Republic
In celebration of Black History Month, West Valley Arts Council will host an art exhibition showcasing the work of metro Phoenix African American artists.
“Imprint: African Americans in the Arts” opens Jan. 22 and includes the artwork of sculptors Joe Willie Smith and Gedion Nyanhongo, photographer Alvin Galloway, painters Phalen Booker, Wanda King and John Neville and owner of Onyx Art Gallery Kathi Williams.
“We felt this was important because, throughout history, the most impressionable and long-lasting things in the arts have been started, implemented and supported by African Americans, West Valley Arts Council president and CEO Sandra Bassett said. We also know that a lot of that has expanded to be more culturally inclusive, and not just reserved for those of color, but inclusive to all Americans to participate in.”