Keep Highlife Legacy Alive — Pat Thomas
Keep Highlife Legacy Alive — Pat Thomas
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Keep Highlife Legacy Alive — Pat Thomas
If you bought 45 rpm singles in the early 1970s, Sussex Records was a label you could not avoid. It was the home of Bill Withers, who took off with "Ain't No Sunshine," followed by "Lean On Me," "Use Me," and "Lovely Day." Sussex had many other hits at the same time including the instrumental "Scorp
Keep Highlife Legacy Alive — Pat Thomas
This year’s event saw more than 500 entries.on display.
Not only did the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office recently receive a seal approval from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, but so did the county's juvenile justice center.