More hate fliers hit Quad Cities

Posted by Christine Hawes | Jan 5, 2020

QUAD CITIES – Hate fliers continue to appear on posts and wrapped around freely distributed...

The marginalization of spoken word, slam poetry

Posted by Caleb Rainey | Oct 6, 2019

Them: “So, what do you do?” Me: “I’m a poet.” Them: “Me too! What kind?” Me: “Spoken word.” Them:...

Posted by Christine Hawes | Sep 11, 2019

The Englert Theatre was doing what it’s always done, collaborating with other community entities,...

Posted by Christine Hawes | Sep 1, 2019

Theresa Heitz comes across as soft-spoken, humble, and preferring to be behind the scenes .But...

Posted by Caleb Rainey | Aug 29, 2019

Since he released his first book, “Look Black Boy,” this spring, Caleb “The...

Posted by Christine Hawes | Jul 25, 2019

These two stories showing at FilmScene are set thousands of miles, and hundreds of years, apart....

Posted by Caleb Rainey | Jul 11, 2019

DES MOINES — In a world where many of us are still ignored, a group of talented high school...

Posted by Christine Hawes | Jun 16, 2019

This year’s 50th anniversary of Stonewall, though moving, has also been marred by episodes...

Posted by Latisha McDaniel Grife | Jun 10, 2019

With the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising will be plenty of...

Posted by Lisa Skriver | May 17, 2019

Cherry blossoms represent overwhelming beauty, the fleeting nature of life, and the feminine yet...