bourgeois - August 15, 2008

‘Trike on Green’ by Billie Bourgeois is on display at Caffery Gallery, 4016 Government St., through July. Brunner Gallery, 100 Lafayette St. in the Shaw Center for the Arts, will feature sculpture and installations by Steven Durow and Babette Wattigny

Having conquered the women's field at Seward's Mount Marathon for five consecutive summers, Cedar Bourgeois of Seward branched out in her mountain running career Saturday. Bourgeois blazed to a women's course record in Sitka to win the 15th annual

DUTCHTOWN — Sitting in a lawn chair on the banks of Twin Lakes, Ethan Frazier listened to every word his father and grandfather had to say. “Wait, wait. Get ready, son. Let it sit. Now you’ve got it,” James Frazier said as he talked his son through

GRAMERCY — Mayor Herman Bourgeois presented aldermen and town employees with plaques after the Louisiana Municipal Association recognized the town’s efforts to upgrade its water system  “We now have a major upgrade in the town’s potable water system,”

"According to the current exhibit's notes, the artist took the MOMA retrospective as a challenge since she did not wish to be categorized by her retrospective as being at the end of her career. So, at age 71, Bourgeois changed direction and began

He's right, of course. And that corner of Edinburgh in which Matthew lives and works – the New Town – is indeed the just about nearest thing Scotland has to offer to a bourgeois paradise. Matthew isn't the only one to appreciate this. Throughout

One of the Gulf Coast's most storied professions has been at the center of a perfect storm that just won't quit.

Spring and summer weather in Missouri have been a challenge for growers this year. While many corn and soybean fields have been damaged or not planted at all because of too much rain, and in some cases flooding, some specialty crops have thrived. Some

Hmmm...seems pretty clear, even through that tortured syntax, that Maliki was supporting Obama's plan for a 16 month timetable. But maybe the Bush administration still heard something different. So for good measure, we ran the

STAGE "King Lear." 8 p.m. Friday-Aug. 16, 2 p.m. Aug. 17, Aug. 21-24. Grandel Theatre, 3610 Grandel Square. $20-$22; with discounts for students and older adults. 314-534-1111; stlshakespeare.org. Of course, we always can hope, with Shakespeare, that

In light of Jeff’s good analysis on the South Ossetia conflict I thought I would provide a link and excerpt from my blog The Mustard Seed. There is nothing inherently wrong with the piece as long as people realize that it’s essentially given from the