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Magic Valley upcoming events

See what's happening in Magic Valley this weekend and beyond.

Kansans finishing up last-minute holiday shopping - Vimarsana News

Kansans finishing up last-minute holiday shopping

It's the last official weekend before Christmas and stores around Wichita were busier than ever.

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Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | News Radio 1190 KEX - Vimarsana News

Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | News Radio 1190 KEX

Feb 9, 2021 Photo: OSU Marching band members in leadership roles are more likely to feel discomfort in the neck and upper back than their less experienced bandmates, who in turn are more susceptible to left-hand pain and cognitive strain, a new study by Oregon State University suggests. The findings also showed that gender had no bearing on how much discomfort a musician felt or the band member’s perception of workload. “The study really seems to indicate that a player’s level of experience and role within the band are what drive how much discomfort they feel,” said industrial enginee...

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Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | 106.7 The Eagle - Vimarsana News

Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | 106.7 The Eagle

A study at Oregon State University finds marching band leaders are more likely to suffer injuries than other band members.

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Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | NBC Sports Northwest Rip City Radio 620 - Vimarsana News

Band Leaders Suffer More Injuries | NBC Sports Northwest Rip City Radio 620

Feb 9, 2021 Photo: OSU Marching band members in leadership roles are more likely to feel discomfort in the neck and upper back than their less experienced bandmates, who in turn are more susceptible to left-hand pain and cognitive strain, a new study by Oregon State University suggests. The findings also showed that gender had no bearing on how much discomfort a musician felt or the band member’s perception of workload. “The study really seems to indicate that a player’s level of experience and role within the band are what drive how much discomfort they feel,” said industrial enginee...

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