From Douglass to Duck Hill, a local event, brought people together from around our area, all eager to learn more about the ...

A journalist and poet, Michel Séligny was considered “the most productive” Creole short story writer during the 19th Century.

Explore how Pope Leo turns to American Catholic conservatives amid Vatican's financial struggles, looking to stabilize the Church's strained budget.

A recent story about a Latter-day Saint baseball fan and his father is the kind parents and grandparents will share for years.

Juneteenth reminds us that remembrance and public truth-telling are essential to Black liberation. Oral tradition keeps our stories alive.

The church is seeking a new home and the Rev. Kurt Condra called the sale and plans for a new Kensington location “a tremendous opportunity for the broader Evanston community.” But a previous ...

The Berkshire Athenaeum and the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum announce the 47th annual Short Story Writing Contest for Children and the 28th annual Short Story Writing Contest for Young Adults.

So recently, I asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to share the reasons why they quit attending "mega-churches" and received hundreds of responses. Here are 19 of their most insightful stories ...

Performances are at the Unity Church of Syracuse, located at 300 West Seneca Turnpike in the valley. They’ll take place this Saturday at 7pm and this Sunday at 2pm. Learn more at UnitySyracuse.org.

How to edit with AI from first draft to polished piece Once you’ve written your short story, AI editing tools help you take it to the next level. They check for grammar, clarity, tone, and flow, ...

Girls play hockey: ETHS freshman Zoey Kramer (left) and grandmother Sharon Rosenblatt Kramer co-authored a short book about Zoey’s ice enthusiasm: Hockey Girl: The Story of a Girl Who Wanted to Play ...

The Optimist Sign up for The Optimist newsletter to get stories that inspire We have relaunched the “Inspired Life” section to match the name of our newsletter “The Optimist.” ...