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BENTON HARBOR — Richard Hunt lived a prolific life, dotted with notable firsts, enviable goals and visions, and ongoing relationships that leave people in multiple towns mourning his departure.

ST. JOSEPH — Carlos Lugo playing piano is a multi-sensory experience.

Rhiannon Cizon, executive director of the Berrien County Historical Association in Berrien Springs, prepares for the museum’s upcoming exhibit, “A is for Architecture: An Interactive Look at Berrien County’s Historic Buildings.”

BENTON HARBOR — Lake Michigan College Theatre Instructor Dr. Patrick King has been selected as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar.

BENTON HARBOR — Michael Bond has been looking forward to the GhostLight Theatre production of “The Minutes” for some time now.

STEVENSVILLE — When participants gather once a month at Lincoln Township Public Library, they know that two people might show up with the same dish.

Lauren Kniebes, pictured, and Melanie Owen, co-owners of Lazy Ballerina, located in downtown St. Joseph, are partnering with the Berrien County Historical Association for “A Murderous Pairing” event in May. The winery chose a wine to go with each unsolved murder story.

For the last 30 years, sisters Rita and Jennifer Cochran have organized the Art Attack, an annual, multi-stop art event that happens the last weekend in April. This year, 42

ST. JOSEPH — Attendees at today’s Culture Club Dinner and a Workshop: Object-Based Storytelling at Krasl Art Center will be making art from memories.

Mark Strauss, writer, producer and executive producer of “The Funeral Photographer,” speaks in vague descriptions about his short film, in an effort to not give it away.