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"racism is foundational to the Second Amendment and its inclusion in the Bill of Rights." "Do Black Americans Have the Right to Bear Arms?" Santos, a communications intern according to her byline, declared that "anti-Blackness determined the inclusion of the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights, and has informed the unequal and racist application of gun laws." Santos wrote the " She goes on to claim, without evidence, that this alleged vulnerability is because of brutality and the human c...

The first two sculptures commissioned for the roundabouts near Interstate 70 at the entrance to Fruita were installed recently. Its been a five-year effort to get public art into the area that began with the 2016 Fruita Gateway Enhancement Plan. The first two sculptures, created by Jeff Bates, are meant to highlight Fruitas past and present. The southern roundabout is themed "then" while the northern roundabout is themed "now." The debut sculptures feature a cowboy to the south and a mountain b...

Special to the Northwest Florida Daily News/USA TODAY NETWORK DEFUNIAK SPRINGS - Country singer Jeff Bates will kick off LakeFest on May 14 with a free concert at 7 p.m. at the DeFuniak Springs Amphitheatre.  “Jeff Bates has an enormous following of fans including those in DeFuniak Springs,” said DeFuniak Springs Mayor Bob Campbell, chair of the festival’s organizing group.  “We are very excited he could accept our invitation to open LakeFest 2021, and we expect record crowds for his ...

Fifty years ago today, on April 3, 1971, Loretta Lynn and Conway Twittys "After the Fire Is Gone" claimed the top spot on the charts. The song is the first single that Lynn and Twitty released as a duo; it comes from their debut album,  We Only Make Believe. Written by IE White, "After the Fire Is Gone" is about two people who fall in love while still married to other people. With lines such as, "Love is where you find it / When you find no love at home / And theres nothin cold as ashes / A...

The event will feature Nashville recording artist Jeff Bates, along with other local country artists at the Gibson County Fairgrounds.

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Artwork is under construction for the two roundabouts near the entrance of Fruita off Interstate 70, highlighting the past and present culture of the area. In addition, fundraising is underway to complete four additional sculptures. The artwork, which is being created by Jeff Bates, is part of an effort by the city of Fruita and its Arts and Culture Board to spruce up those roundabouts with new landscaping and sculptures. The city will break ground on the landscaping and pedestals for the artwo...

Annabel Whitledge Music "Annabel is a rising star in the country music world". I wrote those exact words a little over a year ago when we celebrated the official release of her debut album, No Strings. Well, after last night everyone knows and will agree! She surrounds herself with talented people like country singer/songwriter, Jeff Bates and Steve Bridgmon, Christian/Gospel recording artist. The title track from her album was even written by Nashville singer/songwriter, Thomas Mac. Annabel ha...

tens of thousands of egyptians are still in the square, despite the speedup of power transfer to a civilian government. they are vowing to hold a referendum on the issue and send a government of national salvation ahead of presidential elections next july. concessions, after several days of anti-military protests in at least -- in which at least 35 people have been killed. >> after days of camping out, protesters have finally got what they came for. the egyptian military rulers have wi...