Keith Loria

2 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The Annandale resident will perform a diverse program, including memorable nocturnesThe Alden Theatre presents an afternoon of captivating piano artistry with Francesca Hurst on June 8, beginning at 2 p.m.  Celebrated for her dynamic performance style, the Annandale resident seamlessly bridges classical and contemporary music, delivering performances that are as expressive as they are technically impressive.

2 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

This weekend is the final chance to catch this showDon’t tell NextStop Theatre Company that dancing isn’t allowed, as the popular Herndon theater is staging the electrifying musical, “Footloose.”  Based on the 1984 Kevin Bacon film “Footloose,” which featured the hit Kenny Loggins title track, it was turned into a Broadway musical in 1998 and has been wowing audiences ever since with national tours and other professional showcases.

2 days ago | theproducenews.com | Keith Loria

The Vineland Produce Auction has long been the premier produce auction in the country, and its success is important to New Jersey and the Northeast’s ag industry overall. Located on 44 acres in Vineland, NJ, the cooperative is comprised of hundreds of member farmers and an elected board of directors. The facility has nearly 130,000 square feet of cross-dock loading which the member farmers, brokers and distributors utilize.

3 days ago | drugtopics.com | Keith Loria

Natural disasters bring more than just immediate danger—they also pose serious risks to heart health, especially for patients managing chronic conditions. Limited access to healthy food, clean water, and medical care only makes things worse. Patients may also struggle with taking their medications on time if pharmacies are closed or prescriptions are lost. Therefore, pharmacists play a crucial role in ensuring continuity of care for heart patients during and after a natural disaster.

4 days ago | theproducenews.com | Keith Loria

By Keith Loria June 4, 2025 The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is thrilled to have had a conventional winter that allowed for soil recharge — and without major swings — to allow for the beginning of an excellent looking season for growers in the state. “We are excited to have a full crop of all of our Jersey Fresh products this year,” said Joe Atchison III, NJDA’s assistant secretary of agriculture.