The Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park in University Park has available a free audio tour that features a map of the grounds with pins for each artwork and clips offering further information about the works, many of them recorded by the artists.
Courtesy-Empty Bowls FB page
COLUMBUS, Ind. – Like most things with the pandemic, the Empty Bowls annual fundraiser has had to get creative with its approach. This year’s 23rd annual event is a drive-thru, at Donner Center on February 20, from 4 to 6 p.m.
Empty Bowls raises money for six area food pantries and shelters. In addition to a hot meal of homemade soups and bread, you can purchase bowls made by local potters.
An online auction to support the cause starts February 5, but you can view some of the items here.
Proceeds from Empty Bowls 2021, including the auction, will be donated to six area organizations addressing hunger and homelessness in Bartholomew County: Love Chapel (including Brighter Days), Horizon House Homeless Shelter, Community Center of Hope, Turning Point Domestic Violence Services, Salvation Army, and Thrive Alliance.
Empty Bowls goes virtual Jan. 15 -29 in support of local food banks
Empty Bowls goes virtual for 2021 from Jan. 15 through 29.
Sat, 01/02/2021
The annual Empty Bowls Event, supporting the Highline and White Center Food Banks has to take a different path this year due to the pandemic. Like so many other events, Empty Bowls is going virtual.
Join us for two weeks of virtual activities to help fight hunger in our community!
Empty Bowls events can be found around the country raising money to combat hunger in our communities. Due to COVID-19, our foodbanks are experiencing a sharp increase in need from our community.
Looking ahead: Legislative session, school s new name on the 2021 calendar
Dec. 31, 2020
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State Rep. Mike Lang, left, and State Rep. Tom Craddick listen to testimony before the Texas House Committee on Mass Violence Prevention and Community Safety on Nov. 7, 2019 at Odessa College. Craddick will begin his 53rd year as a state representative when the 87th Legislature convenes Jan. 12.Jacy Lewis/Reporter-TelegramShow MoreShow Less
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Council member Michael Trost, at-large, from left; Lori Blong, District 4; Jack Ladd, District 3; Spencer Robnett, at-large; and Scott Dufford, District 1; and Midland County judge Terry Johnson wait by the hardhats and shovels before the groundbreaking of the new Animal Services facility on Feb. 25. Construction is expected to completed this year.Jacy Lewis/Reporter-TelegramShow MoreShow Less