The Hub Arts and Cultural Center

The organ dates back around a century, and has quite a story.

The exhibit highlights small towns and rural areas that are reinvigorating themselves.

The Illinois Arts Council Agency is holding a listening tour with a focus on central and southern Illinois. Their travels brought them to Rushville on Feb. 27.

For our “Women’s Voices” series, commentator Heather McIlvaine-Newsad says you can find spirituality in your surroundings, no matter where you live.

The plan is to open the auditorium with an alumni show — a single-night variety show featuring performers who have graduated from the school.

The film features modern dance and visual storytelling combined with the words of Schuyler County high school students talking about challenges posed by the pandemic.

The Hub Arts & Cultural Center in Rushville will do something on Friday, March 19, 2021 that it hasn't done in about a year – hold an in-person opening…

Albert Bope moved from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the United States in November, 2016. He works at the JBS Pork plant in Beardstown but would…

Artists sometimes take inspiration from the place they call home. That's the case for a western Illinois musician whose upcoming performance will…

More than two dozen people gathered on a foggy January evening in downtown Rushville. Some drove from Mount Sterling, Macomb, and even as far away as…