Flashback Fridays: November 1999

On this day in 1999, Toy Story 2 premiered at the El Capitan theatre in Hollywood. The film would be the second of four movies in the Toy Story franchise. Unlike most animated sequels, Toy Story 2 was praised just as much the previous film. This film is known for its world-building and introduction of... Continue Reading →

Flashback Fridays: November 2000

The number-one song twenty years ago was Come on Over Baby (All I Want is You) by Christina Aguilera. Meanwhile, the number-one album at the time was "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" by Limp Bizkit. It was their 3rd album. Bush defeats Al Gore in closest election in history, nobody knows results... Continue Reading →

Flashback Fridays: October 2003

(The Cannon House Office Building, a federal facility on Capitol Hill, opened 1909) Seventeen years ago today, the U.S. Capitol was flooded with paranoia because of a toy gun. The so-called weapon was a part of a Halloween costume. Former chief of the Capitol Hill Police dept. Terrance Gainer described how the event unfolded, to... Continue Reading →

Flashback Fridays: October 2012

Originally released to manufacturing jobs in April, Windows 8 was about to make its launch into retail in late October, 2012 Yesterday, eight years ago, the third Presidential debate occurred between President Obama and Governor Mitt Romney. Most of the debate focused on foreign policy, the then-recent attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, the... Continue Reading →

Flashback Fridays: October 1989

(Cast of Roseanne, Season 2, 1989) On this day in October of 1989, Janet Jackson ruled the charts with her hit single, "Miss You Much." It would be the first of eight singles off her successful senior LP, Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814. The single would achieve great success, garnering the most airplay over the... Continue Reading →

Getting to Know: CSBBH

CSBBH (Community and School Based Behavioral Health) is a counseling program with an office in Minersville High School. You may remember the program as "New Story" at the elementary center. The base at the high school furthers CSBBH's mission to provide support to all children, grades K-12. The program is state funded and offers individuals... Continue Reading →

Flashback Fridays: October 1986

On this day in 1986, Andrew Lloyd Weber's iconic interpretation of The Phantom of the Opera debuts at the West End theatre in London. Weber's version of Phantom would go on to be incredibly successful, winning the 1986 Olivier Award and the 1988 Tony Award for best musical. Michael Crawford, the original phantom would win... Continue Reading →

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