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Local artists and residents came together Wednesday evening at First United Methodist Church of Gainesville for the community art exhibit “Colors of Gainesville." The Meet the Artist event showcased artwork by local artists and brings Gainesville together through art.
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Williams, an Eastside High School graduate, made his Broadway debut in “Titaníque the Musical” earlier this year.
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Now, more than 10 years later, Carrie Carusone proved the elective she took in high school was all worth it. Her name is on the silver screen nationwide.
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The play itself has the classic characters, like Robin Hood, Little John, Friar Tuck, the sheriff, but the director says it focuses on the origin story of Robin Hood.
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The event began with a play, “Life: A Parable of Sorts,” written by student Xavier Ernst. Performers explored the meaning of life through humor and improvisation.
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The story of military service often centers on deployment and combat, but Memorial Day can also spotlight the years that follow.
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Nathan Wynn, 17, continues to grow Ripple Theatricals, opening his own space and building a community of performers who keep coming back.
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The Singing Resistance in Gainesville is one of 172 chapters throughout the country. It’s a decentralized movement; each chapter operates independently, but all share a common goal.
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If you feel “wired and tired” after hours at work typing, swiping, scrolling and sitting, you're not alone. NPR's "TED Radio Hour" host Manoush Zomorodi wanted to know what could be done about it, and what she learned is in her new book, "Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being."
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Two-time Hall of Famer Graham Nash speaks with WUFT’s Glenn Richards about his music, things that piss him off, his hope for the future, his love of American Rock 'n' Roll, The Beatles and his long association with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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