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Helen Hayes Davenport - WBRY FM 107.1 AM 1540

Helen Hayes Davenport, 80, of Woodbury, passed away on October 25, 2023. Helen was born to the late Elmer Hayes and Lillian Lefevers Downing on November 25, 1942, in Cannon County. She married Robert Harold “Hoppy” Davenport in 1964, and they were married for 48 years. Helen became well known…

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TV Talk: Pittsburgh CEO appears on PBS's 'Chasing Carbon;' weird, wonderful 'Mrs. Davis' debuts - Vimarsana News

TV Talk: Pittsburgh CEO appears on PBS's 'Chasing Carbon;' weird, wonderful 'Mrs. Davis' debuts

PASADENA, Calif. — Chef Christopher Galarza, founder of Verona-based Forward Dining Solutions, is quick to point out one of the key benefits of a fully electric kitchen in PBS’s latest “NOVA” episode, “Chasing Carbon Zero” (9 p.m. April 26, WQED-TV): These kitchens are much cooler than a gas-powered kitchen with

Mason's Rebecca Brunner, 'Voice' alum, eliminated from 'American Idol' - Vimarsana News

Mason's Rebecca Brunner, 'Voice' alum, eliminated from 'American Idol'

Mason native and "Voice" alum Rebecca Brunner says her experience on this season's "American Idol" was amazing.

How This CMU Student Went From Entertaining On TikTok To 'American Idol' - Vimarsana News

How This CMU Student Went From Entertaining On TikTok To 'American Idol'

Tripp Taylor’s time on the ABC show has ended, but he says it’s just the beginning of his singing career.

TV Talk: CMU student competes on 'American Idol;' Netflix debuts Rob Lowe comedy 'Unstable' - Vimarsana News

TV Talk: CMU student competes on 'American Idol;' Netflix debuts Rob Lowe comedy 'Unstable'

Tripp Taylor, a freshman studying musical theater at Carnegie Mellon University, impressed the “American Idol” judges in his audition that aired earlier this month, singing Ray Charles’ “I Believe to My Soul.” “The most promising thing is you’ve got your own kind of sound, just the right amount of gravel