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Weber State accomplished something tonight that hasnt happened since 1978: they beat the Utah State Aggies.

Libby Rodenbough and Joseph Terrell of Mipso stopped by 97.9 The Hill studios to chat with Aaron about a new album and a new tour!

Today, North Carolina-bred four piece Mipso announces 2021 U.S. tour dates, with over 35 live shows now on-sale. These performances mark Mipsos first live shows since the release of their self-titled sixth album and Rounder Records debut in October 2020. Mipsos full list of current tour dates is listed below, with additional info and tickets available at www.mipsomusic.com. Also today, Mipso releases the official video for the closing track from their new album. Mipsos Libby Rodenbough explains...

Jacob Sharp of Yorktown Heights named to Deans List at RIT Written by Rochester Institute of Technology Jacob Sharp of Yorktown Heights was named to the Deans List at Rochester Institute of Technology for the 2020 Fall Semester. Sharp is in the electrical engineering program. Undergraduate students are eligible for Deans List if their GPA is greater than or equal to 3.40 for nine credits of traditionally graded coursework; they do not have any grades of "Incomplete," NE, D, or F; a...

Mipso   Spawned from the ongoing renaissance currently enriching and expanding the traditional vocabularies of old time and bluegrass music, Chapel Hill-based maverick string band Mipso put time-honored tools to work on new terrai...   more &raquon, with evocative, intoxicating results on their new release Old Time Reverie. Years of constant touring have tightened their attack, lending a new degree of authority and cohesion to their sound. When Mipsos 2013 debut, Dark Holler Pop, rose to #8 ...

“This is their best album,” Jurman said. “It is absolutely fantastic. It is one of the best albums that came out last year. It is clearly their best album of their career.”

2020: Year in Review Sgt. Mitch Corley recently introduced the department’s newest K9 to the community. By LEANN COCHRAN Staff Writer As we look back over the past year, it could be said that no one expected what 2020 handed us. January 2020 seems almost a distant memory of when life was easier. Masks were not required to enter a grocery store or restaurant, New Year’s Eve parties were held without hesitation, and Times Square was full of people anxiously awaiting the start of a brand new y...