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Awhile back I mentioned Oklahoma singers, songwriters and musicians who are so well known they are identifiable to many music fans simply by their first name.

Since its opening in 2018, variety has been the hallmark of performances at Hey Nonny, the music venue and bistro in downtown Arlington Heights. In keeping with that, co-owners Chip Brooks and Chris Dungan have planned a new series to bring to life the history of Arlington Heights through multimedia performances.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone — the creative forces behind Comedy Central's South Park — discuss the evolution of their series and their all-time favorite episodes.

From radio disc jockey to fire fighter to mayor, 75-year-old Jim Trett has a long list of accomplishments from all the work hes done for others.

Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night talks of the band and storied early days. More shows: Dar Williams, Maria Muldaur, Michelle Willson, George Gritzbach.

When the baseball blows, go to a show

Five things to do: Three Dog Night, Hot Night arts festival and more ...

References to "mothers" are rapidly being ripped from cultural and political conversations by the woke left — imagine if the words "mother" and "mama" were removed from these musical hits?

With hits such as “Joy to the World,” “Mama Told Me (Not to Come),” “An Old Fashioned Love Song,” “Black and White,” “Never Been to Spain,” “One,” and “The Show Must Go On,” among many others, Three Dog Night has proven itself to be an iconic band in the music world.

In the last year, homeless youth has increased considerably. However, in a strange twist of fate, the virtual world that has sprung up out of the pandemic ruins has given a rise to opportunities and the youth seeking help. The unique music and arts programs that Doors of Change offers homeless youth has not only saved lives, but taken these young people from hopeless situations to college degrees. Building upon the the healing concept of arts and music, Doors of Change is proud to announce a spe...