The Natrona County Library will be all fired up next month as it marks the 50th anniversary of its now-iconic Prometheus ...

The story goes something like this. There once was a Titan named Prometheus. Titans were pre-Olympian Greek gods, and Prometheus didn’t necessarily adore Zeus and his merry band of Olympians ...

Ancient Greeks saw Olympus as a divine realm of Zeus and the gods, not a mountain. Its link to Mount Olympus emerged in later ...

In ancient Greek mythology, Prometheus was a Titan revered for his cunning and foresight. Defying the Olympian gods, he bestowed upon humanity a gift of immeasurable value – fire. This was not just ...

Several Titans joined Zeus’s ranks, too, including Themis, a goddess personifying justice, law and order, and her son Prometheus. He would become best known for stealing fire from the realm of the ...

The Natrona County Public Library sets out to celebrate 50 years of the Prometheus statue that rests outside the 2nd street ...

“If God lived in our neighborhood, we’d throw stones through His (sic) windows.” I do not know who originally said that, though I think that the original was in Yiddish. But, it’s tru ...