- Neil Sedaka brings
thousands of hits to PTC
- There are some songs that
are timeless, spanning generations and uniting
them with their message. Neil Sedaka, performing
this weekend at the Frederick Brown Jr.
Amphitheater, has written thousands of songs in
his career, many of which are such monstrous hits
they continue to entertain almost 40 years after
they were originally written.
- Power of flight to
astound at Wings Over Dixie
- The power of flight has
always astounded man and it wasn't until this
century that flight became possible.
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- Puppets tell
Chinese tales
- The art of puppetry spans
cultures. No matter what the nationality of the
performers or the audience, the message can be
conveyed through the movements and the facial
expressions of the puppets.
Self-indulgence in sterling silver
By Sallie Satterthwaite
Lifestyle Columnist
Dave's mother had a habit that
he used to mimic irreverently. She'd glance at a
calendar and say, “Hmmm, today's Aunt
So-and-so's birthday. She'd have been 97.” Of
course, Aunt So-and-so had died 15 years earlier.
- Annual festival
says "Long Live the Daisy"
- The fall season approaches
but the Garden Club of Georgia and Stone
Mountain's Yellow Daisy Flower Show will usher in
the sensations of spring this weekend. The Yellow
Daisy Festival, an annual event, brings together
garden clubs and amateur horticulturists from the
19 counties in the district. This year's show is
entitled “Vive La Daisy.”
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