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In the 1800s, women in America didn’t carry purses. The reason was simple: women didn’t own anything. In a marriage, everything of value belonged to the man, including the children. A wife couldn’t open a bank account, make a will, sign a contract, or transact business. There was no need for purses. Want to carry […]

On this date in 1983, the Bottineau Current reported on a recent visit by Tiny Tim, the quirky singer and ukulele player. He was quite famous at the time, having made a name for himself with his signature song, “Tiptoe Through the Tulips.”

Current season at the playhouse gets underway later this month.

The American Sign Museum has become a pop culture phenomenon. Now the organization is in the home stretch of a $5.5 million project that will expand its Camp Washington footprint in ways that honor the past and look toward tomorrow.

Current season at the playhouse gets underway later this month.

Worcesteria: Music of the heart for The Mustard Seed; helping a four-legged mom-to-be; the ukulele sound heard round the world

We need movies like “Otto” now and again – and Tom Hanks, the Jimmy Stewart of his generation, is the obvious choice to play the lead. Hanks plays Otto, a

The lone Beatles sister, Louise Harrison, lived in Galesburg for a few months in 1968 and while here worked as a copy writer, read commercials and was an occasional on-air personality at WGIL Radio.

Admit it. Admit it, for crying out loud. We sure had a blast, didn’t we? The ’60s baby. The Smothers Brothers, Twiggy, Tiny Tim, mini skirts, Nehru jackets, the Beatles, Motown, wailing with Jimmie Hendrix...

In 2021, Double K of L.A. rap duo People Under the Stairs died in his sleep. In 2023, his partner Thes One finally found a way to get his feelings on record.