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The occasional Squid Games aside, it appears increasingly that the content type most likely to animate water cooler conversation on a mass scale are

Bookending the highly successful TASTE OF HOPE on THURSDAY (9/15) were two well-attended events honoring the life and career of legendary radio programmer and mentor STEVE SMITH, who passed away on JULY 7th (NET NEWS 7/9). The first gathering was on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th from 3-6p at REPUBLIC RECORDS STUDIO, 220 W. 18th St. It was hosted by FUNKMASTER FLEX, ROB STONE, MONTE LIPMAN and FELICIA SWERLING. Good vibes, good food (lots of sushi) and memories were present among the many who ...

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On Wednesday, August 31st, 2022, Florida Georgia Line played its final show as a duo at the Minnesota State Fair. "This is our last official concert as Florida

Eat, Drink & Be Merry: Food & Beverage Walking Tour Historic Geneva curator of collections John Marks leads a walking tour in conjunction with the current Historic Geneva exhibit "Eat, Drink and Be Merry: Food and Beverages in Geneva."

What a time to be alive in Music City.

The Democrats are running to replace outgoing Rep. Ramon Alexander.

Readers discuss the proposed Voice to Parliament.

"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Meriwether, Lewis, who was just 26 when President Thomas Jefferson tasked him with the journey through 8,000 miles of uncharted land.

In 2016, former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum stepped on stage at the Democratic National Convention and delivered a speech pundits called reminiscent of years past, when then-relatively unknown U.S. Senator Barack Obama did the same. A week ago, Gillum stood before a federal judge to plead not guilty to 21 counts and three federal charges stemming from a long-running corruption probe. Here's a timeline of events leading up to Gillum's federal indictment.