"Most [fireworks] are named after flowers," said John Dagit, head of the crew that assembled the racks and rails Saturday for the show at the Casper Events Center at 10 p.m. today.

The Japanese word for fireworks is hanabi---hana meaning “flower” and bi meaning “fire.” Sarah Illenberger only recently learned this, but it’s a fitting coincidence because she's spent ...

If you look down and see flowers, you're likely out in nature or passing a neighborhood flower bed. However, if you look up and see flowers, you're likely looking at the kind of fireworks Charlie ...

On July 20 th, The Piano Men takes center stage as fireworks and fountains sway to classics like “Tiny Dancer” and “Uptown Girl.” Later on in the season, Longwood’s hosting a tribute to ...

Jewel's latest song, "Flower," was written to raise awareness about the importance of breast reconstruction options for breast cancer survivors. The singer is heading to New Orleans next month to ...

Today I got a strange press release. It came from Greg Retz, the CEO of the joint that operates the River Walk in Flower Mound. (BTW, if you can say the following out loud without giggling, then ...

Where the flowers are the fireworks: Find open gardens on the Fourth of July Descanso Gardens and LA Arboretum will welcome visitors on the holiday. By Alysia Gray Painter • Published July 4 ...

Amazing new species discovered include ‘ghost’ orchid and ‘exploding fireworks’ flower. by Brooke Migdon | Jan 6., 2022 | Jan. 06, 2022 Story at a glance.

A woman selling flowers along a street waits for customers on the eve of the Lunar New Year in Wuhan, in China's central Hubei province on Jan. 21, 2023.

In what B&T is dubbing the most beautifully shot ad so far in 2019, TBWA\Paris has gone environmentally friendly for France’s national railway company, SNCF. The agency’s new year campaign ...

Jewel said she originally wrote "Flower" years ago as a relationship-based song. It was never released, but it was about empowering women. "The chorus in that song kept coming back to me, and I ...