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Jan 22, 2021 Over the last several years, it’s been fun watching the rapid creative growth happening at sister labels Mountain Home Music Company and Organic Records. Their rosters are musically diverse — a reflection of the music-rich mountains of Western North Carolina where the label group is based — thanks to the effort they’ve put into signing adventurous bands that redraw musical boundaries on stage every night, along with artists that are able to sound like themselves while keeping tradition’s torches shining. The prevailing attitude in the building, among staff and artists a...

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life for everyone in one way or another, and 2020 has not been an easy year for local artists, theater and other arts organizations. GO! Magazine reached out to members of the creative community to learn what they’re looking forward to in 2021, be it for themselves or the institutions they represent. Actor, filmmaker and Volcanic Theatre Pub owner Derek Sitter Submitted photo Derek Sitter, filmmaker and owner of Volcanic Theatre Pub: We hope 2021 will see the return of live events. Period. Without live music, theater,...

By David Goudsward | December 19, 2020 Louis Alter, who died in 1980, was inducted into the Haverhill Citizens Hall of Fame. (Courtesy photograph.) Click above to see other entries in this series. The United States entered World War II starting with the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor—78 years ago today. By the autumn of 1944, there was cause for optimism the war’s end might actually be in sight. D-Day forces had landed in Normandy, Paris had been liberated, and the Allies were making slow progress in the Pacific. As a result, songwriters, who had been creating music that balanced pa...

Iconic Sackets Harbor restaurant sold, will reopen in April WWNY Iconic Sackets Harbor restaurant sold, will reopen in April By Emily Griffin | December 16, 2020 at 3:00 PM EST - Updated December 16 at 10:07 PM SACKETS HARBOR, N.Y. (WWNY) - A beloved north country restaurant, which closed in June, will reopen under new ownership. Dr. Walter Dodard of Watertown purchased Tin Pan Galley in Sackets Harbor from previous owner Andy Taylor, who ran the restaurant for 34 years. For real estate broker Lorie O’Brien, it was a very special sale. “I actually worked here at Tin Pan just out of h...

SACKETS HARBOR — Tin Pan Galley Restaurant, a staple of the restaurant scene in the village for more than 34 years, is slated to reopen in April under new ownership. Former owner Andy Taylor confirmed Wednesday that he’s sold Tin Pan, 110 W. Main St. The deal closed at 5 p.m. Tuesday. The new owner, Dr. Walter Dodard, Watertown, will continue using the same name and recipes that have made Tin Pan such a popular summertime gathering spot in the quaint village for so many years, according to Mr. Taylor. “It will be business as usual,” Mr. Taylor said. “Everything will c...