Yvonne Boose
Arts and Culture ReporterYvonne covers artistic, cultural, and spiritual expressions in the COVID-19 era. This could include how members of community cultural groups are finding creative and innovative ways to enrich their personal lives through these expressions individually and within the context of their larger communities. Boose is a recent graduate of the Illinois Media School and returns to journalism after a career in the corporate world.
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The Rockford poet laureate is turning over her city pen and not because the ink ran out. Now the city is looking to fill the position early. -
Welcome to Poetically Yours. Poetically Yours features poems by northern Illinois poets and a few from other states. Today’s featured poet is Susan Goldberg. -
Welcome to Poetically Yours. Poetically Yours showcases poems by northern Illinois poets. This week’s poet is Karen Fullett-Christensen -
El festival de luces de la ciudad de Aurora vuelve de nuevo pero esta vez con más luces. El primer LUMENAURA de Aurora tuvo lugar el año pasado. -
Imagina estar presente en un festival de arte y de repente formar parte de la misma creación artística. Eso es precisamente lo que les sucedió a algunos de los participantes del Elgin Fringe Festival, un festival de arte vanguardista que tomó lugar recientemente. -
The city of Aurora’s light festival is coming back but this time with more shine. Aurora’s first LUMENAURA took place last year.
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Imagine being at an art festival and all of a sudden you are a piece of the creation. That’s exactly what happened for some participants at the recent Elgin Fringe Festival.
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Una organización de Princeton que promueve la participación comunitaria recibió un subsidio que tiene como meta animar a las personas a leer. Yvonne Boose de WNIJ se informó cómo planean incentivarla. -
Un actor que ha aparecido en programas como Jessica Jones de Marvel, Gotham y Law & Order pasó recientemente un tiempo en Rockford trabajando con estudiantes quienes esperan algún día ser como él. -
A Princeton organization that promotes community engagement received a grant that will be used to get more people reading. WNIJ’s Yvonne Boose finds out how they plan to do this.
