Little Theatre Of Virginia Beach Presents Perspective Of Gun Violence Survivors In World Debut Of THE REMAINS The Remains will be available for online viewing from January 29 through February 21.by BWW News Desk
Comedy and tragedy- the Yin and Yang of theatre. Dramas in particular give audiences a safe way to experience difficult situations, to learn, grow, and possibly heal. But before audiences can have such an experience, it takes a playwright with empathy of the human condition to translate such complexity for the stage. Andrew Fortman is a playwright doing just that in his world premiere of The Remains at Little Theatre of Virginia Beach. The play unfolds the year after a high school shooting, from the perspective of the shooter s mother and the teacher/coach he spared.
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To Virginia governor: No gov t should diminish what God s economy freely affords
To Virginia governor: No gov t should diminish what God s economy freely affords | Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Virginia governor: No government should diminish what God s economy freely affords
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December 18, 2020
I live in the Tar Heel state, the great state of North Carolina. My wife, Kim, hails from Norfolk, Virginia. So over our 41 years of marriage, I ve come to love the Old Dominion State.
Only days after a lawsuit was filed against coronavirus restrictions in Virginia, preventing churches from having more than 25 parishioners in a worship service, Governor Ralph Northam told Christians at a press conference: Christmas is two weeks away. The holidays are typically times of joy and community. We gather together, we celebrate our faith, and we celebrate with family. But this year, we need to think about what is truly the most important thing. Is it the worship or the building? For me, God is wherever you are. You don t have to sit in the church pew for God to hear your prayers. Worship with a mask is still worship. Worship outside or worship online is still worship.
Graham asks to keep 2 S Carolina federal courthouses open
December 12, 2020 GMT
ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham is asking to keep open smaller federal courthouses in Anderson and Spartanburg as a new large federal courthouse is scheduled to open next year in Greenville.
The General Service Administration, which oversees federal buildings, said it has no knowledge of plans to close courthouses in South Carolina.
But local officials in Anderson and Spartanburg said they have heard differently and got Graham’s help.
Jails in Anderson County and Spartanburg County routinely hold federal inmates and having to take them to Greenville County would cost more money and be a security risk, Graham said in his letter obtained by The Independent Mail of Anderson.
live. peter, why are people spending more money if they feel less confident about their economic situation? well, harris, the economists behind that weak housing report today says that among other things people have decided they are not going to buy a house next year, so they feel a little better about spending on holiday presents this year. yale economists robert shirley says people also want to get all of this week committee stuff behind them. others describe that as pent up demand for comfort and joy. nothing like the stock market to make people feel wealthier as well. harris: interesting. north going to buy a house influx of cash. wall street had to have some confidence about drop in confidence. wall street shook it off. the dow closed up about 20 points hitting a 28-month high. the nasdaq closed down 4. and the s&p 500 closed up nearly