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WENATCHEE — Thousands of people lined Orondo Street and other routes of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Stemilt Grand Parade on Saturday.

Leo Lyons, the founding former bassist of blues rock titans Ten Years After, is Movin' On with current musical partners in Hundred Seventy Split.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Can we end January with one last look back at 2023? If we were to come up with one name for Mizzou Athletics' Person of the Year for 2023, we could spend all day on nominations. How about our SEC Coaches of the Year, Dawn Sullivan and…

NORTHBORO – A couple hours after the fourth annual A Shot For Life Baseball Home Run Derby saw a three-time participant finally take home the trophy for the first time, a newcomer stole the show in just the second ASFL Pitchers Challenge on Saturday at New England Baseball Complex. By finishing in the top-three standings […]

Youth is wasted on the young... David C. Gross and Tom Semioli have a weekly radio show/podcast aptly titled Notes From An Artist.

Ten Years After became best known for their innovative blues-forward sound that infiltrated rock in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

A corner retail property at 169 Shrewsbury St. in Worcester was sold at the end of March for $975,000.

Exclusive Interview by Karen Beishuizen Leo Lyons is the founder of The Jaybirds who later changed their name to Ten Years After. He worked with Nina Simone and played at Woodstock. He formed the band Hundred Seventy Split which is now called: Leo Lyons founder member of Ten Years After. They have a

Few musicians have had an impact on their peers and the music industry in the 21st Century than bassist Dave Pomeroy. 

Founding member of Ten Years After Ric Lee reflects on Woodstock, new CD, autobiography, and more.