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Luke Frazier, a hometown native, Parkersburg South graduate, and founder and music director of American Pops Orchestra, returned to the area to share his talents and give back to the community that he ...

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Jeffrey Gibson reflects on representing the U.S in Venice, a new commission at the Met, and shows that celebrate Indigenous ...

Terrol Dew Johnson was probably best known as a basket weaver and sculptor, but the member of the Tohono O’odham Nation was also a health advocate committed to Indigenous food sovereignty.

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