Q&A: COVID-19 vaccine authorized for kids 5-11
Nearly 28 million children in the U.S. are newly eligible to be protected by COVID-19 vaccination. The Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Day: November 4, 2021
Art exhibition highlights effect of oceans and rivers
While Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art may seem a long way from the ocean, it’s more connected than is immediately apparent, said a co-curator of a new exhibition that opens Saturday.
Greece pushes sustainable tourism at World Travel Market expo
Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said Greece is looking to reduce its environmental footprint by making tourism more sustainable.
Groups urge Nigerians to embrace exercises as lifestyle
Human Concern Foundation International (HCFI) in collaboration with Congress Guard (a department of The Muslim Congress (TMC) and Centre for Global Peace Initiatives…
Emirates News Agency – Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre participates in World Travel Market London 2021 – ToysMatrix
Thu 04-11-2021 20:39 PM ABU DHABI, 4th November 2021 (WAM) – The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre participated in the World Travel Market 2021, which was held in London from 1 to 3 November, within the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi pavi…
Georgia bookkeeper guilty of defrauding small business clients of $650k to fund a ‘lavish lifestyle’
ATHENS, Ga. (WRBL) – One Georgia bookkeeper has pleaded guilty to wire fraud. FBI investigators found Suzanne Brooks, 42, of Bogart, Georgia had stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars from he…
Morris Art Gallery’s newest exhibit: See Topeka Parks and Green Spaces
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The new art exhibit at the Morris Art Gallery, See Topeka Parks and Green Spaces, located in the NOTO Arts Center, opens this Friday, November 5th. Throughout Topeka and Shawn…
As the Dead Sea shrinks, Jordan fights to win back tourists
(CNN) — On the shoreline of the Dead Sea, Jordanian comedian and national treasure Nabil Sawalha strides chest-deep into the water, with all the confidence…
Nelson-Atkins Moves Forward with Pay Raise, New Board Chair, Stronger KC Art Focus
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art recently announced a series of initiatives including higher pay, new board leadership, greater emphasis on diversity, and a Kansas City-focused exhibition series.
