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A Sound Success

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Liberty University Radio Drama “The Encounter” Finds Global Audience When Chris Nelson took over Liberty University’s radio drama...

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Local Theatre Preview

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A guide to the area’s upcoming theater opportunities. Information Compiled by Emily Mook Hedrick Whether you prefer mesmerizing musicals...

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Self-Expression, Plus Students, Equal Strength

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Local Nonprofit Brings Freedom School to Lynchburg The Listening celebrated its fifth anniversary last March, but 2019 promises to be an...

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Artists Profile: Jannett Spearman January/February 2019

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First off, congratulations on the expansion of Spearman Artisanry. How do you like your new location on Main Street? Buying the old...

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A Colorful Revival

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The Up-and-Coming 5th Street Pops with New Art Projects By Jennifer Redmond | Photos by RJ GOODWIN If you haven’t seen 5th Street lately,...

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Artists Profile: Sarah Raessler November/December 2018

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Title: Pastel Artist Sarah, you’ve been creating with pastels since 2003. How did you first get involved with this art form? I started...

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Sparking Imaginations

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An Impactful Program for Men and Women with Alzheimer’s at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College WORDS & PHOTOS By Meridith De...

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Artists Profile: Erik Custer September/October 2018

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Title: Painter and Photographer Age: 39 Many of our readers will probably recognize the name of your first art “teacher.” People always...

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City Streets & Country Roads Artisan Trail

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“Weaving Adventure Through the City of Lynchburg & Amherst, Appomattox and Campbell Counties” The lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer...

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Artists Profile: Lillian Brue July/August 2018

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Age: 50… (mumble) | Title: Design Whisperer How early in your life did you discover a love for art? In second grade, I was drawing on my...

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