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  • History draws many to Celtic music

    Celtic music comes to the forefront of many minds as St. Patrick’s Day approaches, but for some it’s more than a once-a-year experience.

    Associated with Scottish and Irish culture, Celtic music as a genre is debated by some. Still, many have a concept, both accurate and erroneous, of what Celtic music is.

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  • Through the lens: Photography continues to grow as a hobby

    Photography always has been a fun hobby, but with modern technology, its popularity has grown.

    While technology has made it easier and more affordable to document and create, other innovations, such as social media, have made it easier to share. And as these trends develop, more and more people are connecting with their inner artist and delving into photography.

    Amateur photographer Madge Hearne has enjoyed the hobby all her life.

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  • Tie-dye gets new twists from Vine Grove artist

    About a year ago, Vine Grove resident Monica de Leon added a little color to her life.

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  • ECA welcomes Buddy Greene

    Buddy Greene performs in concert at 7 p.m. today at Elizabethtown Christian Academy.

    Greene, a singer-songwriter and guitarist, has a country, bluegrass, folk, gospel and blues style. He also plays harmonica.

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  • Heartland Winds perform Sunday concert

    The Heartland Winds perform in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School.

    The theme is “Force of Destiny.”

    Conductor Brian Froedge said the group will play many pieces within that theme.

    One piece is “La Forza del Destino” by Verdi.

    “It is a very exciting, dramatic piece of music,” Froedge said.

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  • The Van-Dells perform oldies at the State

    The sound of oldies music rings through the halls of the Historic State Theater this weekend.

    The Van-Dells, an oldies tribute group, takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

    The group is recording the performance for promotional purposes.

    “They thought it was such a beautiful location that they made a special trip down here to see it in person before the show,” theater director Emily West said.

    A three man show, their website touts them as “the Three Stooges set to music.”

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  • Youth Theatre holds 'Peter Pan' auditions

    This season the Youth Theatre of Hardin County is taking the second star to the right and straight on ’til morning in the high-flying adventures of “Peter Pan.”

    Auditions for the musical are 5 to 9 p.m. today or 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School.

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  • Audience participation part of ECTC children's play

    Audience interaction will be part of the fun when Toy Box Theatre at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College presents “Telling Tales Again, Sam?” on April 25. The children’s play will be offered 7 p.m. in the Science Auditorium on ECTC’s campus.

    Admission to the play is $2.

    “Telling Tales Again, Sam?” is directed by Katrina Eicher, professor of communications and theater.

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  • Rhythm and blues center stage at the PAC

    A concert this weekend will transport audiences to the sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s.

    The show features Clarence Carter, Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes and Radcliff’s own Harmony Jonez.

    Carter, known for the song “Slip Away,” began performing in the 1960s. Blind from birth, he taught himself to play guitar and hasn’t stopped performing. Another one of his hits was “Patches.”

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  • Harmony Jonez on familiar turf

    Harmony Jonez, a performer in Saturday’s concert at Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center, is no stranger to Radcliff. The child of a military familiy, she is a North Hardin High School graduate who was involved in sports at the school.

    She got her first taste of performing in the seventh grade as a part of Black Ice, a Radcliff community step team, and performed at the Apollo Theater in New York.

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