Staging the life of Abraham Lincoln, arguably the greatest U.S. president, is a challenge that the Kentucky Repertory Theatre embraces as its right and its duty. The professional theater located in Horse Cave, within a short drive of Lincoln's birthplace

When Kim Cook, a professor of cello, arrived at Penn State 17 years ago, she said the School of Music possessed an orchestra with “a handful of string majors.”

Saturday was Flag Day and people all over the nation took to their yards, proudly displaying their flags in the land of the free. In Tampa, however, it was another day of controversy.

Schools that completely restructure their leadership and give more pastoral support to children achieve soaring exam results and fewer exclusions, a report says.

NORTH ADAMS — When U.S. Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., began his remarks to the MCLA 2008 graduating class and their guests yesterday, it was not with the voice the nation became familiar with during his 2004 run for the White House.