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The Citadelle Art Foundation and Museum is pleased to announce the opening of Seven Masters: 20th-Century Japanese Woodblock Prints, an exhibition showcasing a new art form called “shin hanga,” developed by a small group of artists in response to Japan’s rapid Westernization and industrialization.

Looking at this week’s frigid weather forecast had me longing for a warm and comforting soup. This easy recipe, from www.iwashyoudry.com, is like a creamy loaded baked potato, only better. Like many soups, this one is even more delicious the next day; that is if you have any leftover… Enjoy!

In my dream, the jungle was thick and dark. There was a river running through it, and I was on a small raft, careening down it.

In preparation for the Fall Foliage Tour of Homes, Sarah Rader had Bryson Beattie, owner of High Plains Native Landscaping, give the front of her house a new facelift. Rader brought Beattie to Rotary so we could hear more about his business and his new enterprise, TekTon.

“You’ll never guess what I did!” my husband, Peter, announced. “You’re right.

I sometimes forget how flavorful artichokes can be in baked dishes. I saw this fast and simple recipe on allrecipes.com and immediately put artichokes on my grocery list. Serve with steamed vegetables, and you have a great meal. Enjoy!