To search Guang Chang Wu (Chinese for square dancing) on Baidu.com, you can get about 184 million pieces of news, 4,665 music, 777 dancing groups, and of course numerous comments either supporting and ...

There’s no barn. No fiddle. No bales of hay. Square dancing, urban Orange County style, is way cooler than that. Dancers in 20 clubs across the county do-si-do and promenade their partners at churches ...

In 2000, a friend of mine asked me to go to square dance lessons with her. I frowned, that did not sound like fun at all. I didn’t want someone telling me what to do. I am a two-stepper and dance to ...

They come in jeans and knit ski caps. Shiny cowboy shirts with scorpion bolo ties. Or in pressed suits just from the office. In churches, recreation centers and private basements throughout the Bay ...

As people grow older, it becomes a challenge to find proper exercise that keeps their bodies active. While finding an exercise that is not too strenuous for an older body can be challenging, there is ...

LIMA — In the good old days of early 1941, as Americans made the most of a nervous peace in the final months before Pearl Harbor changed everything, 59-year-old Bill Hodde, “Lima’s Old Dance Man,” ...

Members of the Nebraska State Square and Round Dance Association await the results of a raffle drawing during a dance hosted by the Belles 'N' Beaus square dance club at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

100 million older women in China use square dancing as a way to socialize and exercise. People have long complained about the dancing grandmas' loud music, leading to noise pollution fines. Now, a ...

It’s a sight familiar to anyone who has taken a nighttime stroll through a Chinese city: row upon row of middle-aged women — with a few men sprinkled in — bopping to lively, often EDM-inspired tunes ...

Allie Hays’ friends had a good laugh when they heard about the class she had signed up for at North Central College in Naperville: Mathematics of Square Dancing. Hays thought it was pretty funny ...

This week's letters to the editor address our 'law and order president,' square dancing and Ron Johnson's support of a book.