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Onyx Lane, has stepped in to fill a niche in music – classical, especially – thanks to Patrick Conlon and Christina Giacona, who opened the music production and artistic planning company in 2015.

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Below is my column in The Hill on the latest release of the Twitter Files and what it suggests about ever-widening scope of possible government censorship efforts. Here is the column: An old saying, attributed to Henry David Thoreau, maintains that you do not have to find a trout in your glass to know someone is…

The best of Selby’s companies and entrepreneurs have been showcased at the Selby Business Awards.

A state-funded group got tens of thousands of ordinary American users of Twitter flagged and banned as spreaders of "foreign" disinformation.

The government needs to answer for what was done here.

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The latest batch of Twitter Files released by Twitter owner Elon Musk blew the lid off a coordinated effort to create “state-sponsored blacklists.”

Emmy-winning composer Amos Cochran is looking forward to performing in Van Buren. After all, thats where he lives. The Fort Smith Symphony String Quartet will present a collection of his compositions for the Perspectives Chamber Concert: Sonic Dreamscapes at 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at King Opera House. Tickets are $10, available at tickets.fortsmithsymphony.org. He answered these questions for Whats Up! (Some answers have been edited for space.)

More Ontario residents opted for virtual medical appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic