Choirs, Bells concert in L’Anse

L’ANSE — The ever-popular Choirs, Bells and Ensembles concert will be presented at the L’Anse Lakefront Concerts at 7 p.m. Thursday.

Lakefront Park is located at the foot of Broad Street in L’Anse. Bring a lawnchair or blanket.

In case of inclement weather, the event will take place at Meadowbrook Arena.

Loretta Lynn at home after stroke

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country legend Loretta Lynn is back at home after a stroke she suffered in May. Her new album will be delayed until next year and all her remaining tour dates this year have been canceled.

A statement released Wednesday by her record label said the 85-year-old singer-songwriter is back at her home in Tennessee after a stay at a rehabilitation facility. Lynn said she’s getting stronger every day and her main focus is on making a full recovery.

Her next album, “Wouldn’t It Be Great,” on Sony Music Legacy Recording was scheduled to be released in August, but Lynn said in the statement she wanted to wait until next year so she can give it her full attention.

New admin for Pulitzer Prizes

NEW YORK (AP) — Dana Canedy, who won a Pulitzer Prize at The New York Times, has been named administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes.

Canedy, who also is the author of the memoir “A Journal for Jordan: A Story of Love and Honor,” was named to the post Tuesday by the board and Columbia University in New York, which administers the prizes.

She replaces Mike Pride, editor emeritus of the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire, and starts July 17.

At the Times, Canedy was a business reporter, Florida bureau chief and a special adviser to the Times’s CEO and executive editor. As a special projects reporter and editor, she was a lead journalist on “How Race Is Lived in America,” the series that won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting.