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Demand increases for retired ladies luncheon - Vimarsana News

Demand increases for retired ladies luncheon

The Beaver and Lawrence Counties Ladies Luncheon offers retired ladies more than 100 girlfriends to wine dance and jitterbug with.

Roscommon Herald — Miss Ireland finalist holding charity fundraising event - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Miss Ireland finalist holding charity fundraising event

Miss Ireland Finalist Eimear Noone will be holding a charity fundraising event in J.C Doorley’s Pub, Castle Street Roscommon Town, this Friday night…

Yoga, music & a Beaver Drop: We've got your New Year's Eve options - Vimarsana News

Yoga, music & a Beaver Drop: We've got your New Year's Eve options

From a midnight 'om' to a glow party to champagne toasts & a beaver drop: There's plenty to pick from this New Year's Eve in the Beaver Valley

Center bluesman Charlie Barath to play Jacksons - Vimarsana News

Center bluesman Charlie Barath to play Jacksons

CENTER TWP. — Charlie Barath is all in and getting back out. Out playing live music again with his friends, which is what he does for a living. You can catch Barath on Thursday when the noted bluesman and recording artist performs a hometown show at Jacksons Restaurant + Bar in Center Township. Showtime is 5 p.m. In 2017, Barath made a bold, life-changing decision to go all-in on his music career. After years of working construction, the Center resident took a shot at entrepreneurship with his wife Gwenda, opening up a sip-wine-while-you-paint franchise in Lawrenceville. When competitio...

Tady column: Center bluesman cooks up something special - Vimarsana News

Tady column: Center bluesman cooks up something special

On his first full-length album, Charlie Barath takes the blues into tasty new territory. Barath treats us to haluski, pierogi, halupki and the smell of kielbasa in the kitchen on "High Ball & a Covered Dish," a song inspired by the cooking of his mother, a first generation Polish-American. Forget the catfish, cornbread, beans and barbecue typically on the lyrical menu of blues songs, Barath's "High Ball & a Covered Dish" kicks dupa (look it up) with its ode to Eastern European heritage carrying over to his mom wearing a babushka.  The Center Township bluesman's whole "Just Me and My...