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A Vietnam veteran was awarded $25,000 on Friday after he alleged a now-closed inflatable play center inside the Nittany Mall violated disability law by denying him entry with his service dog.

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See an inside look at the business in the video below. Upon walking in, guests will notice every inch of the establishment covered with wall art designed by local artists and beyond, as well as ...

Are you or is someone you know, a visual artist? Are you ready to enter a Juried Art competition? What work is most likely to be selected for the show and maybe even win an award? That is entirely ...

Burgess, a member of the Comanche Nation, has a perspective of the art business that few folks can match.

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