Ninety-six-year-old Lorell Guydon credits her mother and father for ingraining the importance of education in their children when they were young and growing up during a time of segregated schools.

Gorman cautions parents to be awake to the rise in book bans across the country, which will primarily impact children of middle and low-income families.

This weekend in North Jersey, Feb. 6 to Feb. 9, experience music, theater, sports, nature and even a celebration of mac and ...

In one of his timeless and memorable poems, Langston Hughes, author and poet of The Harlem Renaissance, asked the question: ...

Poetry celebrates its 36th anniversary tonight, marking 1,880 consecutive weeks of poetry readings in downtown Hot Springs, ...

Patti Loso, 57, reads a poem at a vigil at Minneopa State Park on Nov. 30, 2024, for her son Jack, 19, who died from a ...

The Cowboy Campfire event gives musicians and poets the chance to show off their creative talents for three days at the Fort ...

From the feed to weaning calves, visitors from the 2025 National Cowboy Poetry Gathering got a quick glance at life as a ...

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Japanese Emperor Naruhito, in a poem recited at the annual New Year's Poetry Reading on Wednesday, expressed how he was heartened to see children talk about their dreams for the future during official ...

in a poem recited at the annual New Year's Poetry Reading on Wednesday, expressed how he was heartened to see children talk about their dreams for the future during official visits across Japan.

In Japodar village, to protect his children from leopards, farmer Bharat Bariya built a large iron cage where he and his six children sleep. Despite the threat of leopards, especially targeting ...