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Pine Bluff, AR -- In Arkansas, there are two types of armyworms–true armyworms and fall armyworms. Armyworms are caterpillars, the larval form of moths, according to Dr. David Fernandez, Extension livestock specialist and interim dean of graduate studies for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

In March, Brigham Young University hosted 1,400 students from local middle schools and high schools for a two-day concert band festival — the largest in its history. During those two days, students were able to listen to peers and college students perform in the university’s new concert hall, play under the direction of and practice […]

The "Duke Wind Symphony: History..." performance will honor the longstanding legacy of the ensemble on campus. The ensemble will perform works in tribute to the visionary Paul Bryan, the long-time band director, unveil a piece by Mary Lou Williams that she composed on her deathbed but which has been neglected since, and showcase the composition of Duke Music Professor Anthony Kelley, also a Duke Wind Symphony alumnus. We warmly invite alumni to attend this significant performance, cele...

Good morning! Happy April and hopefully some showers, although March ended with hail at my house. The weather is so weird. When I think about a new

ASCENSION PARISH, La. (BRPROUD) – Twenty students from St. Amant High School traveled to New York City and performed during the National Band and Orchestra Festival at the end of March. The high school posted on social media that the students explored the city, visited the Statue of Liberty and saw a Broadway show. The […]

The first concert will be held April 8.

BERRIEN SPRINGS — The Andrews University Wind Symphony, led by conductor Denisse Santos, will play at the Howard Performing Arts Center at 8:30 p.m. April 13. The evening’s theme will

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ST. AMANT - Students in the top band at St. Amant High school have earned a golden opportunity to travel to the Big Apple for a performance at the most prestigious concert hall in the world.

The Savannah Wind Symphony pays homage to “Sounds of Spring Concert,” March 5, in the Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus Fine Arts Auditorium.