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$7-$12 Seventy-five years after the fighting stopped, evidence of the world’s deadliest global conflict can still be found in almost every home, community and aspect of American life. WWII legacies survive in suburban attics, memorialized in public spaces and the ways in which Americans view the world itself. Over the course of their lives, the men, women and children who experienced World War II first-hand passed down the triumphs and terrors that make up our American Inheritance. The MAC presents American Inheritance: Unpacking World War II, an exhibition of useable history that figuratively “unpacks” the legacy of an American generation’s response…
COVID-19: Some White River Valley school campuses closed through next week
Modified: 2/16/2021 3:20:45 PM
SOUTH ROYALTON Four school campuses in the White River Valley closed for in-person learning on Thursday due to cases of COVID-19.
The White River Valley School, which has campuses in Bethel and South Royalton, moved to remote learning for all grades preK-12 through next week, White River Valley Supervisory Union Superintendent Jamie Kinnarney said in a Wednesday evening message to families.
The school shifted learning models after school officials learned of a COVID-19 case affecting the school community on Wednesday evening, Kinnarney wrote. White River Valley School students are expected to return for in-person learning on March 3, after the February vacation, he said.
Pizazz cooking up success despite pandemic
and last updated 2020-12-24 12:24:02-05
GREAT FALLS â Great Falls specialty shop Pizazz has been cooking up success in the midst of a pandemic - 2020 has been a record year for the store.
âThis is the best year weâve had in Pizazz history,â explained owner Veronica Ronnau.
The kitchen store has been a downtown staple for 35 years. Ronnau bought Pizazz in 2001. She moved the store from the Liberty Building to its current space at 403 Central Avenue 14 years ago.
âI turned my passion and my hobby into my profession,â recalled Ronnau. She never dreamed the store would turn into what it has today. She credits Pizazzâs success to customer service and listening to what the people who walk through her doors want.