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  • Silent From the Struggle but not in their work

    FOR MORE: To learn more about Silent From the Struggle and listen to samples of their music, find them on www.facebook.com and at www.reverbnation.com/silentfromthestruggle.

    By ROBERT VILLANUEVA
    rvillanueva@thenewsenterprise.com

    Local rock and metal band Silent From the Struggle is not another in a long string of transitory musical groups for vocalist Chris Morehouse.

    In fact, it is his first band. Morehouse has been singing for about only two years.

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  • TEASCC needs singers

    For 10 years, The Elizabethtown Area Sacred Community Choir has presented an annual concert to the community.
    The choir will present “Melodious Milestones and Resurrection Requiem” in March, but needs singers for the choir.
    Anyone 15 and older who can commit to the practices is invited to sing with the choir.
    Rehearsals are 2:30–4:30 p.m. Sundays from Jan. 9-Feb. 27 at First Presbyterian Church, 1016 Pear Orchard Road, Elizabethtown. Childcare will be provided.

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  • An ode to the outgoing chief

    Change. Sometimes it’s not a word I’m fond of. Change can bring good things, but it can take aspects out of your life that you’re not sure you want to lose.
    Change is happening at The News-Enterprise this week. Features Editor Holly Tabor is leaving our comfortable little team to go back to school for a master’s degree to teach high school English. I know, we’ve all told her she’s crazy, but after dealing with the features team, teenagers should be a piece of cake.

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  • Movie Review: The best and worst of 2010

    By Becca Owsley
    bowsley@thenewsenterprise.com
    The movies of 2010 were full of great high points, extremely low points and a lot of movies hovering in between.

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  • It's Elvis's birthday ... thank you, thank you very much

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  • 'Music is the air I breathe'

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    At 15, most teens are thinking about their first car. But for Chaz McKinney of Elizabethtown, the only thing on his mind is music.
    McKinney began playing piano at age 7 and guitar at 10. By 2007 he was writing his own music and he released his first album, “The Notebook EP,” in 2008.
    He’s studied at the Rock School at Mom’s Music in Louisville, performed at Fourth Street Live and Bluebird Café, and opened for Eddie Money, Loverboy, Kix Brooks and Jars of Clay at a benefit for childhood cancer.

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  • A Dash of Class: Tips and recipes to help you lose weight

    Looking for your favorite Valentine recipe

    If you have a favorite recipe that you prepare for your special sweetheart, please send to Nora by Feb. 1 for a column on Feb. 10. 

     By NORA SWEAT

    One of my resolutions in last week’s column was to give you recipes to help you lose weight. Before I can do that, I need to give you some tried and true tips.

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  • A new season at the State

    The News-Enterprise

    The Historic State Theater not only has a new season but a new leader as well. Emily West has taken over as executive director at the theater and is looking forward to what lies ahead.

    In her first week on the job, West doesn’t know for sure how successful last season was, but knows the fall of 2010 was successful with good crowds at presentations of “A Christmas Story” and “The Ghost and Mr. Chicken,” which returned for a second run.

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  • E’town man is bananas for graphic design

    rvillanueva@thenewsenterprise.com

    Nick Gioia doesn’t mind being called a monkey.

    In fact, the Web designer, graphic artist and animator calls himself that and said it was the idea behind the mascot for his website, www.CreativeiMonkey.com, which he launched in August 2010.

    “I am the monkey,” he said. “I’m creative, but I’m also bouncing off the walls.”

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  • My Kitchen, Your Recipe: Family favorites from Sheryl Warren

    By MARY ALICE HOLT

    Sheryl Warren and her family live on a farm in Hart County. Sheryl is a stay-at-home mom with eight children, and she loves to cook and bake — a good thing with a family of that size.

    Sheryl says these recipes for Meatball Soup and Popovers are favorites of her family, and she usually serves them together.

    These are really good recipes, and they’re simple. I don’t think I had ever made popovers before, but these are great.

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