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Doc McGhee. In a statement, an A&E Exec says, “This documentary event is a special tribute to a one-of-a-kind band and the incredible KISS Army fanbase that has idolized them for generations.” In other KISS news, today marks the 70th birthday of The Spaceman, aka original KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley.  He played with the band from its beginnings in 1973 until 1982; he then rejoined in 1996 for their reunion tour.  That stint in KISS lasted until 2002, when Frehley left at the end of what was supposed to be their Farewell Tour — but which turned out to be that in name only.

Brian LowePaul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS will reflect on their career in what's being called a new "definitive documentary" of the legendary gr...

4:13 The mayor of Burlington, Vermont held a periodic briefing on the impact of the COVID pandemic on the city this week.  It included an update on wastewater monitoring for the virus. Using a number of data slides Democratic Mayor Miro Weinberger reported generally positive trends in Burlington. Since his last update a couple weeks ago he said infection rates have improved significantly.   “Since the early April really highest level of new infections that we had seen at any point in the pandemic over the last two to three weeks we have seen that picture change significantly and there’...

Share this article Share this article FORT COLLINS, Colo., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- GT Molecular, a leader in wastewater-based epidemiological testing, has reported the detection of mutational profiles of the South African, Brazilian/Japanese, and UK variants in several wastewater treatment plants around the United States. This is an additional piece of evidence that these variants of concern are spreading in the United States. Product offerings: GT Molecular launches highly sensitive PCR-based tests for UK, South African, and Brazilian/Japanese Variants of Concern Communities, wastewa...

The Times-Reporter NEWCOMERSTOWN  — A community meeting to discuss Main Street, and the promotion of all local businesses, is scheduled for 6 p.m., Monday, April 12, upstairs above the Fit 4-U Gym, 143 W. Main Street. All business owners and community members are invited to attend.   Organizers Kristie Wilkin and Jen LeVigne of Our Village — Newcomerstown said many exciting events have been confirmed, including the announcement of proposed improvements to the downtown area and a new landmark. Plans are also complete for a Community Garden. A First Friday celebration is set for Friday,...