Upon first entering Studio Eleven, one might think he or she has entered into a Pinterest heaven adorned with mason jars, lamps, and custom painted furniture. The store, located
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It would seem that the bicycle is making a comeback. Many people replaced their bikes with more powerful forms of transportation, but with soaring gas prices it seems that
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Summer is just around the corner, and with warm weather on its way and vacation days waiting to be spent, you’re probably already making plans. If you want to
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Speakertree Records is at it again, this time hosting the CD release show for instrumental rockers Asaph tonight, followed by Native Blood and Glass Oaks tomorrow night. And, as
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Last year, a Lynchburg couple and their friends sold Mother’s Day cards and raised more than $6,000 to help women and children escape the grip of human trafficking and
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With all the shows that HIll City has to offer this weekend, you might think that you’re in Nashville for a second. Here’s the setlist for this Friday and
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I first discovered Benaiah Clothing at a local hardcore show at the Drowsy Poet in 2008. At the time, founder Chad Duncan was selling Benaiah t-shirts and a handful
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In 2003, hip-hop group Little Brother released their debut album entitled “The Listening”. The core theme of the album was developed around their effort to engage their listeners, who
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