Exploring serious themes in a comical way is what “Harvey” does The Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “Harvey,” written by Mary Chase, opens Friday at the Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown. Director Richard Walter describes the play as “more than just a comedy. It explores ...

“How would a robot react to the wilderness and how would nature react to a robot?” That’s the question that Caldecott-honor author and illustrator, Peter Brown, asked himself in creating his book, The Wild Robot, he told students at Westfield Academy and Central School. Brown visited ...

Donna The Buffalo keeps roaming. The grassroots band from Trumansburg, N.Y. has developed a large following and continues to draw new fans to the community, aptly named The Herd. But co-founder Tara Nevins would say it’s something about the grooves and accessible melodies of the band’s ...

Since the age of 15, I have been playing bass. I have heard this argument bandied about by musicians. You may have also heard it in the airwaves. The argument is simply that playing bass is essentially playing guitar with two less strings. You know my answer straight away. Playing a bass is ...

The Crary Art Gallery, located on 511 Market St., Warren, Pa, is hosting the Warren Art League for a 10-day show. Featured art will include nature, wildlife, landscapes, contemporary, photos, and three dimensional pieces. The public is invited to the opening reception on Nov. 15, from 5 to 7 ...

Jamestown Community College will hold auditions from 6-9 p.m. Nov. 18-20 for its spring productions, La Cage aux Folles and Pump Boys and Dinettes. Auditions will be held in Scharmann Theatre. Todd Wagner will direct La Cage aux Folles. Adam Owens will direct Pump Boys and Dinettes. La ...