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Indigenous Solo Art Show With Aileen Rodriguez Imperatrice

by Aileen Rodriguez Imperatrice


Artist Aileen Rodriguez Imperatrice will premiere the complete new series Indigenous in her solo show beginning February 2 through February 27, 2026, at Fresno Pacific University Warkentine Culture and Arts Center Ewert Art Gallery, 4840 E. Butler Ave, Fresno, CA 93727 - with the ArtHop Reception February 5th, 5 to 8 p.m. Gallery hours: M-F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.

How a New Paint Job Can Define Your Home’s Aesthetic

by Staff



A fresh paint job can change the way your home feels before anyone notices the furniture or finishes. Color influences mood, shapes first impressions, and helps rooms look more intentional. When you choose shades that suit your lighting and layout, paint becomes the thread that ties everything together, from the front door to the back hallway.

The Growing Role of Leadership Education in Solving Community Challenges

by Staff


Communities today face challenges that are more complex and interconnected than ever before. From natural disasters and public health concerns to housing shortages and infrastructure strain, the issues don’t exist in isolation. They overlap, evolve quickly, and often require coordinated responses across many groups. While funding, technology, and policies matter, they only work when guided by capable leadership.

How to Navigate Your Academic Journey in Security Studies

by Staff


Security studies sits at the crossroads of global politics, technology, intelligence, and public safety. It attracts students who want to understand real-world threats and contribute to meaningful solutions, whether in government, private organizations, or international institutions. However, the academic path into this field can feel overwhelming at first. With different degree options, specializations, and career outcomes, it helps to have a clear plan from the start.

How to Prevent Common Sports Injuries at Any Age

by Staff


Staying active through sports and exercise offers lifelong benefits, but it also comes with the risk of injury if the body is not properly prepared or protected. Many people delay treatment or ignore early warning signs, even though resources such as an orthopedic walk-in clinic can provide timely care when injuries occur. Prevention is always the better option, and understanding how injuries happen across different age groups can help athletes and active individuals stay healthy, confident, and mobile for years to come.

From Fire Pits to Game Zones: Outdoor Living for Teens and Family Time

by Staff


Outdoor living spaces have become a central part of modern family life, offering places where teens can socialize, parents can relax, and everyone can reconnect away from screens. A thoughtfully designed backyard can support independence for teenagers while still encouraging shared family moments. By combining comfort, functionality, and flexibility, outdoor living areas can evolve into spaces that grow with your family.

All My Bones By P.J. Nelson: Review/Giveaway

by Cynthia Chow,


It’s been six months since former actress Madeline Brimley returned home to Enigma, Georgia, to take over the Old Juniper Bookshop she inherited from her late Aunt Rose. It was something of a bumpy start, as she not only discovered a body in the bookstore, but also the gazebo in the backyard was set ablaze. Now that Dr. Philomena Waldrop is returning from her stay in the “spa” – or as she herself puts it, the “looney bin” – Madeline has made Aunt Rose’s best friend a partner and co-owner of the Victoria mansion bookshop.