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A topical play that examines celebrity culture and politics is about to hit the stage at the Marilyn I. Walker Theatre.

The city of St. Catharines & the DSBN have partnered together to provide a new workshop location for the Friends of the Carousel. The volunteer group cut the ribbon on their new home recently at Jean Sauve French Immersion Public School.

Recent turmoil in Sudan has the Sudanese community in Niagara concerned. Hisham Hassan spoke to The Source about the widespread protests that are entering their third month.

The 8th annual Julia's Hope Cup Pond Hockey Tournament took place at Chippawa Park in Welland. The event raised money for The Hope Centre and honoured the memory of Julia Turner who was passionate about the community of Welland. Jennifer Wittig reports.

Director Kay Annable along with videographer Andy Harris held a screening for "Tales They Can Tell - Conversations between students and seniors" at the Welland Community Wellness Complex. Mike Balsom reports.

The Boys & Girls Club of Niagara surpassed their fundraising goal at the 21st annual Sweep for Kids.

A one day conference in St. Catharines explored the issue of Indigenous Homelessness. Andrew Thompson has more in this report.

Ruthless is the story of a naive 1950s housewife, Judy, and her adorable but sociopath 8-year-old daughter Tina. Encouraged by her manager, Sylvia, Tina will do ANYTHING to get the lead role in her school play…anything.  Ruthless is playing at the Firehall Theatre from Feb. 15 to Mar.10, 2019.  Mike Balsom reports.

The Age-Friendly Niagara Network held a community forum in Pelham recently. Brenda Schulz files this report.