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Georgia College & State University’s Department of Historic Museums earned a prestigious state-wide award Friday, Jan. 19, for Andalusia: The Home of Flannery O’Connor.

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Known for their servants hearts, Steve and Patty Ward captured the Georgia Association of Museums Volunteer of the Year Award. The Taylorsville couple continues to provide key assistance to the

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Listening for the Right Frequency: by Thomas S. Buchanan

Round One of October PPMs Released. The first of four rounds of ratings data from Nielsen Audio’s October PPM survey has been released for 12 markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Nassau-Suffolk (Long Island), Riverside-San Berna ...

Monday Memo: Earwitness News. There are new WCBS/WINS synergies and USA top-biller WTOP offers voluntary separation buyouts. With so many radio voices now in permanent remote mode, and the post-pandemic gig economy flourishing, consultant Holland Cooke describes an opportunity “like Uber for new ...

SINGAPORE - Home-grown singer Stefanie Sun's live-streamed concert on Friday (May 27) night was marred by technical issues when she was performing the final song Windbreaker. The 43-year-old returned to the show about 10 minutes later and apologised for the interruption before singing the song again. Sun posted on Weibo later in the night, writing: "I am deeply sorry for...

Music News - Home-grown singer Stefanie Sun's livestreamed concert on Friday (May 27) night was marred by technical issues when she was performing the final song Windbreaker. The 43-year-old returned to the show about 10 minutes later and apologised for the interruption before singing... Read more at www.tnp.sg