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Randy Brown
When it comes to education, people have some very definite ideas about what must be possible for those who earn particular degrees. For example, when many hear that a student […]
Dixon & McRae / Cavalier
If no one had come up with the genre-binding concept of Americana, we’d be hard pressed to argue that artists like Kacey Musgraves and the Decembrists make similar music. As […]
Jeff Salisbury
Actors tend to fall into one of two categories: shy people who use performing to come out of their shells, or attention-seeking hams. Jeff Salisbury proudly counts himself a member […]
Pembroke Bakery
For a long time, I thought Pembroke Bakery, located inside the Auer Center on Main Street, was just that – a bakery. I knew it specialized in gluten-free baked goods […]
Sunny Taylor / Map to the Fire
Map to the Fire is Sunny Taylor’s first full-length album of new music since 2007’s Lock the Door and Leave, and it’s only her fourth full-length album since her debut, […]
Mitch Sheppard
Over the last many years, the Foellinger Theatre has been a busy and popular place during the summer months. Between a host of popular concerts, generally featuring retro bands from […]
Bonfire John / College
Owen Yonce is Bonfire John, and Bonfire John is Owen Yonce. Somewhere in between there, though, is a band that makes up the live version of Bonfire John. But alone […]
Grey Gordon
Grey Gordon is a busy man. He’s a manager at a local tattoo shop which in and of itself is a full time job. In addition to that, he has […]
Alexandra Hall
As a student schlepping drinks to earn her way through college, Alexandra Hall watched her patrons carefully as they slipped into topsy-turvy conversation and sometimes on to sloppy oblivion. Hall […]
Mockingbird Kitchens
When you’re rushed for lunch, it is difficult to find healthful options close at hand. I started working full-time downtown over a year ago and was pleased with the organic […]