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Articles by Grace Davidson
Local director Bronwen Carson awarded prestigious national fellowship
Lifestyle Bronwen Carson was recognized as a 2026 Drama League FutureNOW Directing Fellow during an awards ceremony held Monday, June 29, 2026, in New York. Editorial Board Member Jun 29, 2026, 9:58 PM There are a lot of spaces artists go — studios, theaters, headspaces, mind palaces and sets. For director and writer Bronwen Carson, those spaces are the edges where knowing meets imagination. Carson’s company, SoundingLine Arts, creates neuro-inclusive theatrical productions and installations.
Bringing homemade colors to Carrboro: My Muses Community Dye Garden in bloom
Lifestyle Assistant City & State Editor Jun 18, 2026, 12:04 AM For thousands of years, humans have been dyeing and painting using plants. Before synthetic dyes were invented in 1856, every hue, whether on a rug, a shirt or a craft, was coaxed from the natural world.
Farewell Column: Nouns, adjectives and dreams
Opinion DTH Design Editor Grace Davidson poses for a portrait at her desk at the DTH office on Monday, April 20, 2026. Design Editor Apr 23, 2026, 10:43 PM Growing up, I never considered myself an “artist.” I was simply someone who happened to be artistic. I had always loved drawing. I was captivated by comics and animation, magazine covers and illustration. But calling myself an artist meant committing to a future I couldn’t picture — and, being pragmatic to a fault, that felt absurd.
4-H Focus: A life-changing program for youth
Thu., March 18, 2021 One of the great opportunities for 4-H’ers is the National 4-H Conference, where they get to experience Civic Engagement in Washington D.C. 4-H members are seen here doing community service in the nation’s capital. (Photo submitted) By Grace Davidson, Jefferson County 4-H County Youth Coordinator When you hear 4-H, you probably think agriculture and animals, but that is only a portion of what 4-H is.
Read Across Iowa Celebrations Planned in Jefferson County
Thu., March 11, 2021 4-H Clover By Grace Davidson, Jefferson County ISU Extension and Outreach County Youth Coordinator Read Across Iowa launched March 1 and will begin a month-long celebration to bring the joys of reading to kids of all ages. Agriculturally themed Read Across Iowa events will be held in Jefferson County and across the state and will feature books and materials about agriculture that will appeal to all readers.
4-H Focus: National youth summits offer kids a chance to grow
Thu., January 28, 2021 Iowa's 4-H delegation poses for a photo at the U.S. Capitol with U.S. Senators Chuck Grassley (front row, far left) and Joni Ernst (front row, far right). (Photo courtesy of Grace Davidson) 4-H Clover / By Grace Davidson, Jefferson County ISU Extension and Outreach County Youth Coordinator Every year, Iowa sends youth delegations to Healthy Living, Photography, and Agri-Science 4-H summits.
4-H Focus: So many ways to volunteer with 4-H
Thu., January 21, 2021 4-H Clover By Grace Davidson, Jefferson County Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, County Youth Coordinator The 4-H program relies on volunteers to help youth reach their full potential through youth-adult partnerships and research-based experiences. We wouldn’t be able to do all the great things without the help of so many amazing volunteers county and statewide.
4-H Focus: History of the Iowa State Fair
Thu., January 14, 2021 The India Cultural Association performs at the Iowa State Fair. Crowds flock to the 4-H Exhibit Building at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. (Photo courtesy of Grace Davidson) / By Grace Davidson, Jefferson County ISU University Extension and Outreach County Youth Coordinator Does your family travel to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair as a tradition every year? It is for many 4-H families.
Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick who died after pro-Trump riot was veteran and war critic Original
Corrections and clarifications: No official cause of death has been released, and U.S. Capitol Police have said only that he died “due to injuries sustained while on-duty.” He was a veteran who later lamented America’s involvement in Iraq. He lived in suburban Virginia but hailed from a small town in New Jersey, the youngest of three brothers. And he was serving in his dream job as a police officer when he met his death this week in the chaos and violence that unfolded in the nation's capital.
4-H Focus: Organization more than a century old
Thu., December 24, 2020 Jefferson County Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is located on West Burlington Avenue on the west edge of Fairfield.
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