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Praise in the Park 2008 set Sunday in Justus Park
A community praise band representing five Oil City churches will present Praise in the Park 2008 at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Justus Park.
Ragbrai guarantee: Plenty of cyclists, entertainment
Whether you're a Ragbrai rider or not, Ames is offering plenty of activities to keep you busy when the bikers come through on Tuesday.
Micha W jcik, the new president of clothing group Vistula&W lczanka, is working on a new strategy
Micha3 Wojcik, the new president of clothing group Vistula&Wolczanka, who is working on its new strategy already has several concepts for its development.
Reading service brings news to print-impaired
David Edwards spoke about Down East Radio Reading Services at the Tarboro Rotary Club's meeting at The Fountains at The Albemarle Thursday.
Reader: Send 'Doonesbury' to editorial page
In the two recent letters regarding the "Get Fuzzy," "Doonesbury" and "Pearls Before Swine" comic strips, I'd like to make a couple of comments.
Folk singer Peter Yarrow continues social activism
Musician Peter Yarrow performs Saturday evening at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Crocker Park for an audience that included children as well as adults familiar with his music career of nearly 50 years Peter ...
One-man band, multi-instrumentalist, didgeridoo enthusiast and Aussie folkster Xavier Rudd will release his seventh album, Dark Shades Of Blue, on Aug.
Francis Beckett gets it in one: The children of the 60s and those of the 70s thought New Jerusalem was around the corner, its arrival hindered only by the conservatism of Harold Wilson's Labour governments.
'Pearls' Comic Gets 'Funky' With Death Spoof
NEW YORK "Pearls Before Swine," which has been referencing other comics this week, took on "Funky Winkerbean" today.
The thoughtful post-rock of Snailhouse
Fusing "confessional" singer songwriter music with the energy and communal spirit of a "rock" band, Mike Feuerstack's Snailhouse offers some of the Montreal native's most impressive material.
Music lovers attend 17th festival
Thousands of music lovers have gathered in Surrey for an independent music festival's 17th annual event.
16YearOld Twin Sisters Sing of White Supremacy and Racism
These blonde-haired blue-eyed twin sisters idolize the Olsen twins and look like any other up and coming teen singing sensation, but considering that their songs praise white supremacy, Hitler, and hatred, ...
Loomis permit problems might have Homewood heading out
Connor Finnerty, 5, left, Mariza Mack, 7, and Kristina Mack, 5, enjoy one of the features at The Fountains, which opened last week in Roseville, across from the Westfield Galleria mall.
Children's singer also a hit with grown-ups
The people who inhabit Justin Roberts' songs stand up for themselves and rat out their brothers.
Snailhouse keeps slugging it out
Last year for Michael Feuerstack was a time for looking back. Much of 2007 was spent performing with a reunited Wooden Stars.
The folk guitar that rocked the world
If Richard Thompson had a counterpart on our side of the Atlantic in the 1960s, it would have been Byrds leader Roger McGuinn.
Ronnie Hawkins: Rock legend on both sides of border
If you are a fan of Bob Dylan and the Band, you might have heard the name Ronnie Hawkins quite a bit over the years, though you probably haven't heard much of his actual music -- the Canadian-based rocker has ...
Meaningful, beautiful music among new releases
AIDAN SHIWA - "PEACEFUL FIRE" The local artist serves up a savory, simmering blend of reggae, soul, hip-hop and world music.
The Mamas and The Papas Sing Again in Dream a Little Dream June 26-Aug. 31
Dream a Little Dream, The Nearly True Story of The Mamas and The Papas , the new musical about one of the most influential singing groups of the sixties, makes its East Coast premiere starting June 26 in a ...
Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" tops US chart
California singer/songwriter Katy Perry's single "I Kissed a Girl" jumped one place to claim the top spot on Billboard's Hot 100 chart Thursday, sending Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" crashing to No.