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Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers, a band from Tempe, Ariz., plays a Southwestern blend of mariachi-surf-rock that's distinguished by Latin guitar riffs, catchy pop hooks and occasional reggae rhythms.

The Village Handbell Ringers will present "Music for a Saturday Afternoon"at 3 Saturday at United Lutheran Church, 100 Cooper Road in Bella Vista.

These forward-thinking Southwestern roots rockers explore the future of artist/audience interaction on their vibrant new disc Turbo Ocho.

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers [Music] The ballyhooed "Southwestern sound" sprang from the desert of Arizona like an undiscovered well in the early '90s, flooding college radio with tracks from the Gin Blossoms, ...

The Concord Police Department is seeking applicants for its Volunteers in Police Service Neighborhood Patrol.

The gates will open at 6. Feel free to bring your picnic dinner, blankets, lawn chairs and beverages.

The Concord Police Department is seeking applicants for its Volunteers in Police Service Neighborhood Patrol.

Sorry, but it's kind of hard not to use words such as "support" and "foundation" when referring to a lingerie boutique that is lending a hand to charity.

The Delta Sonics will be in Sterling on July 18 to play at the July Jamz Friday concert series at the Courthouse Gazebo.

Following last Saturday's parade kicking off Red Bank's Centennial Celebration, marchers and Red Bank residents gathered for a picnic in Count Basie Park.

While the Gin Blossoms were Tempe, AZ's most recognizable band in the post-grunge era, the Refreshments were perhaps the town's hometown favorite. via WTKS-FM Maitland

“As technology has progressed, we are able to share things--basically immediately--with our audience”

Roger Clyne is king of his own hill. Details: Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers perform Thursday, March 20, at House of Blues. via Dallas Observer

“Anything that might be true is used in a fictional way”

Georgann Yara Special for The Republic Mar. 4, 2008 10:45 AM The first question Tempe music fans always want to ask former Refreshments bassist Art "Buddy" Edwards about his novels following the journey an ... via Arizona Republic