From John W. Engeman Theater’s run of “Jekyll & Hyde” earlier this year, actor Nathaniel Hackmann, who played Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde, remembers around 20 instances where Northport local Tom Lucca, who played John Utterson, would cut his preparation process a bit close to showtime.

Eighteen-year-old Falyn Dwyer said that, as she was headed for her senior season with Harborfields High School girls lacrosse team, she knew the Tornadoes had talent. Still, she wanted the team, and herself, to work hard in practice and capitalize on those skills.

The raucously funny Lisa Lampanelli will stop by The Paramount on June 29 for her “Unleashed” benefit show, which will benefit Port Washington-based no-kill organization North Shore Animal League America.

Seven Long Island teenagers were recently honored at the CTeen West Suffolk Awards Dinner for their service to the organization and their communities.

The Town of Huntington hosted Monday its seventh-annual Hunting-Tony Awards, a night honoring the stars of this school year’s high school theatrical productions.

Huntington native Coby Klein has long been a fan of “Jeopardy,” but he recently experienced the show from a new perspective.

Those who want to live the Gatsby lifestyle, bring your checkbook.

When Jonathan Winters was forming the foundation of a painting of a lighthouse with his aid, Erich Preis, his brother Barry remembered his own fishing trips and thought of the Huntington Lighthouse.

Comedian Chris D’Elia will share laughs with audience members, poke fun at the latest trends and create a new slew of inside jokes at The Paramount on June 17.

From Stage to Screen, a Huntington-based performance art academy owned by Gene Forman and wife Jenn, has been growing nonstop since its inception nearly a decade ago. During that time, it’s helped students grow as actors and discover who they are.

As the sash was wrapped around her shoulder and hip and she was handed a bouquet of red roses, Lidia Szczepanowski’s grin quickly widened as she knelt down to be crowned Ms. World Elite 2017.

When she was 8 years old, Northport’s Sarah Connor started her first lemonade stand to raise money for disaster relief after Hurricane Katrina.

Heckscher Park’s “Mrs. Swan” has given birth to five little cygnets.

Lloyd Harbor resident Juliana Missano was 6 years old when her passion for ballet dancing was ignited, attending Huntington Ballet Theater, now the Long Island Ballet Theatre.

After a process that began last August, the congregation of the Old First Presbyterian Church has named Rev. Matthew Means as the church’s next minister.

Long Island native Cletus “The Hebrew Hammer” Seldin’s rock-solid confidence is rooted in a boxing prowess he’s forged through constant training and the preparation he takes before each fight. It’s led him to the undefeated, 19-0 (16 KOs) record he currently holds.

A Huntington High School senior’s safe-driving video has earned him the top prize in a regional contest held by the American Automobile Association.

One hundred and thirty-three graduates walked across the stage Saturday as part of Five Towns College’s 43rd commencement ceremony.

John W. Engeman Theater’s “Oklahoma!” delivered a strong cast, catchy tap dancing, beautiful melodies and fits of both comedy and drama that kept the audience laughing and singing along Thursday night in Northport Village.

Over 69 teams decked out in purple and white attire helped raise over $133,000 toward cancer research on Saturday as part of Commack’s annual Relay for Life.