Either most of the male members of the cast of the Westmoreland Players’ current production, Neil Simon’s “Rumors, own and use evening clothes or they are good actors. Most men not used to evening clothes look uncomfortable and self conscious in them, but not the Rumors cast. They wear the formal attire as easily as they might polo shirts and khakis. The ones not in formal attire play policemen and
What began as a daring venture by a single teacher has rapidly developed into a program determined to take the community by storm. In just its second year, the drama department at Richmond County Intermediate (RCI) seeks to capture the hearts of children and their parents with its first-ever major production, The Wizard of Oz. Under the direction of 6th grade English teacher Whittney Myers, the middle school’s rendition of
The Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library will hold its third annual Lancaster Court Day Festival on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This free, family-friendly event features more than thirty booths of arts and crafts, history and heritage displays, and community information. Executive director Karen Hart explains that in the past, court day was when the monthly county court was in session and people would gather
Last week, the aroma of barbecue and coleslaw wafted through the main hall of the Old Beale Church as series writer Brad Parks had an audience of over 100 people roaring in laughter. He told jokes, sang a capella, read sections from his latest novel, signed books and greeted fans as part of his second book launching party held through the Essex Public Library. Library Director Bess Haile and Hannah