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The demands of corporate employment and a commuter’s life in a large US metropolitan area for over a decade gave Mariya Tsacheva’s family a craving for the peace and quiet

Magdalena Racheva thinks children today get too much screen time and don’t talk to each other enough. Her dream is to start a summer camp for children—she calls it the

A celebrated twentieth-century historian called him “the person who served his city the most, after Aprilov [Gabrovo’s most famous doctor].” His name was Petar Tsonchev, and through his medical work,

ColoradoGives was launched in 2007 to help Colorado-based nonprofits attract supporters and donations. In its first year, the platform collected just under $683,000. A decade later, in 2017, charitable giving

Five years ago, a birthday present that should have included a laidback chocolate tour in Belgium accidentally became a grueling ten-month online course in professional chocolate-making. Stanimira Georgieva rose to

Space education over the phone? Soon everyone in Bulgaria who wishes to explore the Cosmos will be able to do so from their smartphone. This will be possible thanks to

No one has composed that theme yet, but maybe this is because the next musical prodigy is still in training. They might even be taking classes at RockSchool, Bulgaria’s first

Black FridayNo one recalls the colorOf Thursday… Black FridayPregnant Bellies SproutOn All Women… Black FridayYou are asking for change?What, are you nuts? “Black Haiku Friday” is a series of haikus

In early 1936, more than half a century after Oryahovo’s chitalishte started its activities, hopes were high that it would finally get its own building. A chitalishte is a community