Herbology - First Show Overview Jan 19 by Connect FM

Herbology - First Show Overview Jan 19 by Connect FM

We get a visit from Tonya Przybrowski, a foster/adoptive mom who took a baby into her home in 2010. Now her son is 8 years old! Tonya shares part of her journey as a foster mom and her advice for other foster parents.

We get a visit from Tonya Przybrowski, a foster/adoptive mom who took a baby into her home in 2010. Now her son is 8 years old! Tonya shares part of her journey as a foster mom and her advice for other foster parents.

Next to Normal, an award-winning rock musical about mental health, opens tonight at the Reitz Theater in DuBois.

Jason Valentine, the director of the show, says although mental illness generally isn’t the most comfortable topic, the musical makes it surprisingly relatable.

The story focuses on a mother who struggles with worsening bipolar disorder and the effects it has on her family.

This show contains mature themes and language.

The show opens tonight at 7:30 and continues with another show at 7:30 tomorrow, then a Sunday matinee at 2.

Next to Normal will also be performed at the Reitz Theater next week, Feb. 14, 15, and 16.

Before the Feb. 8 performance, come to the Reitz Theater at 6:30 for special food samples from The Gateway Cafe.

The Feb. 9 performance will have a sign language interpretation.

Tickets are $15. You can purchase tickets online at www.ReitzTheater.com, at Ace Hardware in DuBois, or by visiting the Reitz Theater Box Office which one hour prior to each show.

The cast: Amanda Braunns as Diana Goodman, Jason Valentine as Dan Goodman, Rachel Duke as Natalie, Thomas Hibbert as Gabe, Zachary Coudriet as Henry, and Andrew Benson in a dual role Dr. Fine and Dr. Madden.

Check out the Reitz Theater website for more information, along with their Facebook page.

Listen to the full interview with Amanda Braunns and Jason Valentine.

Next to Normal, an award-winning rock musical about mental health, opens tonight at the Reitz Theater in DuBois.

Jason Valentine, the director of the show, says although mental illness generally isn’t the most comfortable topic, the musical makes it surprisingly relatable.

The story focuses on a mother who struggles with worsening bipolar disorder and the effects it has on her family.

This show contains mature themes and language.

The show opens tonight at 7:30 and continues with another show at 7:30 tomorrow, then a Sunday matinee at 2.

Next to Normal will also be performed at the Reitz Theater next week, Feb. 14, 15, and 16.

Before the Feb. 8 performance, come to the Reitz Theater at 6:30 for special food samples from The Gateway Cafe.

The Feb. 9 performance will have a sign language interpretation.

Tickets are $15. You can purchase tickets online at www.ReitzTheater.com, at Ace Hardware in DuBois, or by visiting the Reitz Theater Box Office which one hour prior to each show.

The cast: Amanda Braunns as Diana Goodman, Jason Valentine as Dan Goodman, Rachel Duke as Natalie, Thomas Hibbert as Gabe, Zachary Coudriet as Henry, and Andrew Benson in a dual role Dr. Fine and Dr. Madden.

Check out the Reitz Theater website for more information, along with their Facebook page.

Listen to the full interview with Amanda Braunns and Jason Valentine.

You only have 6 days left to come up with the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for your sweetheart.

Relationship expert Dr. Laura Berman says, it really is the thought that counts. 

Nationwide shopping studies show the most common gifts include chocolates or other sweets, flowers, or a nice dinner out.

You only have 6 days left to come up with the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for your sweetheart.

Relationship expert Dr. Laura Berman says, it really is the thought that counts. 

Nationwide shopping studies show the most common gifts include chocolates or other sweets, flowers, or a nice dinner out.

Police Chief Terry Young asked the council to sign a countywide mutual aid agreement.  The borough already has similar agreements.  This will cover any time a neighboring municipality needs assistance.  It gives the assisting departments the ability to help and even issue citations.  The council approved it pending a review by the solicitor.

Police Chief Terry Young asked the council to sign a countywide mutual aid agreement.  The borough already has similar agreements.  This will cover any time a neighboring municipality needs assistance.  It gives the assisting departments the ability to help and even issue citations.  The council approved it pending a review by the solicitor.