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Special Memorial Program Sunday At Cal Expo

The $12,500 Kirk Breed Filly and Mare Free-for-All Pace headed by Wonder Of Love and a $15,000 Sire Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies featuring Gotubydashorthairs command the spotlight Sunday (April 16) evening at Cal Expo on a special memorial program.

Pontotoc County Jail Seriously Injured In Fall

A Pontotoc County jailer was seriously injured and is now in a medically induced coma after falling on the ice in the jail parking lot Monday. The fall caused 52-year-old Kenny Fowler to suffer two different types of brain bleeds and a hairline fracture in his skull. It's unclear how long he was lyi

When Bradford Rocked new website | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

One of the most cherished items in my music collection is an audio-cassette which has almost miraculously managed to be played time and again over…

Carroll County man charged with arson in Benton Co. house fire

CAMDEN, Tennessee -- A Carroll County man is being charged with arson for a home fire in Benton County last week, according to the TBI.

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Tributes to Kenny Fowler of The Dingos | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

TRIBUTES have been paid to a founder member of popular Bradford band The Dingos, who has died. Kenny Fowler was in the original line-up of the Sixties band and was also an accomplished artist. Garth Cawood, who was in The Dingos with Kenny, said: “Ken was a one-off, his unique guitar playing and vocal talent gave the band its original sound. The Dingos were highly regarded in the 60s and were compered alongside the Rolling Stones. Kenny became a highly successful artist but still found time to perform in our reunion shows.” The only son of Norman and Theresa Fowler, Kenny went to Bradford Art College and became an illustrator, working for advertising agencies in Leeds. He later worked as a freelance illustrator until retirement. He painted many watercolours of landscapes, particularly the Dales and Lake District, and seascapes.