Features (Page 41)

July 1, 2022

The Closing of a Historic Synagogue in a Small Midwestern City

The history of B’nai Sholom is one of vast changes along the way. In fact, the building itself would eventually become one of the oldest continuously used religious buildings in the Midwest.

By Max Asher Kirsch

May 24, 2022

How a Fresh Coat of Paint is Transforming a Small Island Town

George Town is changing one wall at a time.

By Souhilla Moore

May 18, 2022

Jesse Marx: Like Father, Like Son

Jesse Marx, son of iconic pop legend Richard Marx and Hollywood actress Cynthia Rhodes is weeks away from releasing his debut EP called “Dark World."

By Angelique Brenes

May 17, 2022

The New Mandala: This Iranian Painter Is Turning an Ancient Art into Therapy

Tazhib, Iran’s oldest art form, has been on the decline, making artists like this one key to the preservation of Iranian culture.

By Paige Gilmar

May 17, 2022

‘Marijuana Minutes,’ a Science-Fiction Comedy, Prepares for its Debut

A filmmaker from New Jersey is preparing for audiences to see his first feature-length project. “Marijuana Minutes,” a science-fiction comedy, […]

By Matthew Sockol