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- 1Reef's Report: Backing out of the race for Best Local Celebrity▼Reef’s Report: Backing out of the race for Best Local Celebrity
Keys Weekly Newspapers' Reef's Report column addresses backing out of the race for Best Local Celebrity. Beyond the headline, no further details are available about who withdrew, from which contest, or why.
- 2Tampa Theatre marks 100 years with renovated spaces▼Tampa Theatre set to celebrate 100 years, show off changes
The historic Tampa Theatre in downtown Tampa, Florida, is preparing to celebrate its centennial in 2026. As part of the milestone, the 1926 movie palace plans to showcase renovations and improvements made to the venue. Local coverage highlights both the theatre's century of operation and the updated features visitors will see. The landmark remains one of the city's best-known cultural venues.
- 3Bentonville Announces Nominees for First Fashion Gala Awards▼Bentonville’s First Fashion Gala Awards Nominees Announced
Bentonville, Arkansas, has announced the nominees for its first-ever Fashion Gala Awards, marking the city's inaugural event celebrating local fashion design and style. The announcement, reported by KHBS, signals a growing effort to build a fashion scene in the northwest Arkansas city best known as Walmart's hometown. No details on the nominees or event date were included in the report.
- 4Jim McMahon named grand marshal of Phoenix Veterans Day Parade▼Jim McMahon will serve as celebrity grand marshal of the 30th annual Phoenix Veterans Day Parade
Former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon will serve as celebrity grand marshal of the 30th annual Phoenix Veterans Day Parade. The announcement gives the long-running parade a headline name for this year's event, which honors veterans in the Phoenix area. McMahon, best known for his years with the Chicago Bears, is the featured personality leading the anniversary edition of the parade.
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Two destinations in Upstate New York have been named among the best places in the United States to visit in the fall, according to a roundup highlighted by NewYorkUpstate.com. The recognition comes as autumn foliage season draws travelers to the region, and locals are celebrating the national attention for the area's seasonal appeal.
- 6Waynesboro museum marks 100 years of Wayne Theatre▼Waynesboro museum exhibit celebrates 100 years of Wayne Theatre
A museum in Waynesboro, Virginia, has opened an exhibit celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Wayne Theatre, a historic downtown venue. The display looks back at a century of the theatre's role in the community, and local coverage is highlighting the milestone for one of the Shenandoah Valley's best-known cultural landmarks.
- 7Ohio State Marching Band to play November hometown concert●Ohio State University Marching Band sets November hometown concert
The Ohio State University Marching Band has scheduled a hometown concert in November, bringing the famed Columbus ensemble to a local stage. The band, known as 'The Best Damn Band in the Land', is a fixture of Buckeyes football Saturdays, so a standalone hometown performance gives fans a rare chance to hear the group in a full concert setting.
- 8Isles Bun & Coffee praised as Uptown Minneapolis staple●No visit to Uptown can be complete without stopping at Isles Bun & Coffee for the best cinnamon bun this quadrant of the
Isles Bun & Coffee in Uptown Minneapolis is being celebrated for its cinnamon buns, described by one food lover as the best 'in this quadrant of the galaxy'. The bakery remains a fixture of the neighborhood, with locals and visitors urging that no trip to Uptown is complete without a stop there for the long-running treat.
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St. Croix Central and Hudson high school golf teams have qualified for the state tournament, according to the Hudson Star Observer. The two western Wisconsin schools will now compete against the state's best at the championship event. Local coverage celebrates the programs' successful sectional performances and the players heading on to the biggest stage of the prep season.
- 10Special Olympians shine in Casper photo feature●Heart, courage & big smiles: See photos of Special Olympians shining in Casper
Athletes competed at the Special Olympics event in Casper, Wyoming, with a local photo gallery capturing moments of determination, courage and celebration. The images highlight competitors giving their best across events, drawing warm community attention to the athletes' achievements and the spirit of the games.
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Donnie Iris, the Pittsburgh-area rock singer best known for hits like 'Ah! Leah!' with his band the Cruisers, has announced his retirement from performing. The news is drawing tributes from fans of his decades-long career, and local coverage is celebrating his lasting influence on the region's music scene.
- 12Shreveport Little Theatre stages Real Women Have Curves▼Shreveport Little Theatre is presenting "Real Women Have Curves"
Shreveport Little Theatre in Louisiana is presenting a production of Real Women Have Curves, the play best known from its acclaimed stage and screen adaptations. The local theatre announced the run, drawing attention from audiences in the Shreveport area. It marks the latest community staging of a work celebrated for its portrayal of Latina women and body positivity.
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A gambling website has named an Oregon sports bar the best in America, but the establishment is actually located in Maine. The mix-up has drawn attention in local media, with readers amused that a venue celebrating Oregon was mistakenly placed across the country. The error has sparked discussion about the reliability of such online rankings and lists.
- 14DeSales University Special Olympics competition returns to campus▼‘One of the biggest and best events on campus’: DeSales Special Olympics competition returns to campus
DeSales University is once again hosting its Special Olympics competition, an event the school describes as one of the biggest and best on its campus. Athletes with intellectual disabilities gather to compete with support from students and volunteers. The return of the event is being welcomed as a highlight of the campus calendar and a celebration of inclusion in the local community.
- 15Port Chester Honors Native Ed Sullivan and the Capitol Theatre▼Celebrating Port Chester Native Ed Sullivan and the Capitol Theatre
The Rye Record highlights hometown pride in Port Chester, celebrating Ed Sullivan, the television host born there, and the historic Capitol Theatre, the landmark venue long associated with the village. The piece revisits Sullivan's roots in the community and the theatre's place in local cultural history, drawing attention to Westchester's entertainment heritage.
- 16Gateway85 CID honors Rosalynn Carter with new garden●PHOTOS: Gateway85 CID honors Rosalynn Carter with new garden at Best Friend Park
Gateway85 Community Improvement District has dedicated a new garden honoring former First Lady Rosalynn Carter at Best Friend Park in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The project, documented in photos by the Gwinnett Daily Post, celebrates Carter's legacy as an advocate for mental health and caregiving. The garden offers park visitors a landscaped space commemorating her life and public service.