Charlie Miller

After many years serving St. John XXIII Catholic Parish, Deacons Roger Pry and Charlie Miller have decided it is time to retire. Community members are invited to join with parish members in celebrating their retirements after 11 a.m. Mass on Sunday, in the lower level, social hall. Pry has served the parish since the church was founded in 2000.

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is about to immerse itself in immersive arts. When the DCPA started presenting shows more than four decades ago, it prided itself on grand traditional productions, with occasional forays into more experimental projects. But since Off-Center was established a dozen years ago, that emphasis has been changing. And now with the promotion of Off-Center co-founder Charlie Miller to curator/executive director, as well as a member of the DCPA executive team, this city could put on a real show.

The warning might have been a wake-up call to the industry, but it didn’t slow the rise of the connected car. Today, the “connected car” is commonplace and delivers a long list of services to the driver and passengers, from internet connectivity and vehicle monitoring to safety warnings and the ability to buy goods and services while on the go. And it has crept beyond the passenger vehicle into the emerging autonomous vehicle industry, too.

Charlie Miller, 80, of Unionville, Missouri, passed away on Saturday, January 8, 2022, after a long battle with respiratory illness. Charles William Miller was born in Ottumwa, Iowa, on November 27, 1941, the son of Forest and Inez (Britt) Miller, who preceded him in death. One brother, Donald Miller, also preceded him in death.

The name 'garnet' is derived from the Latin word 'garanatus', meaning seed-like, as they were thought to reflect the vibrant seeds of the pomegranate. However, beyond the well-known deep reds, garnets actually come in an extensive palette; cinnamon, tangerine, orange, deep brown, pale yellows, purple, grass greens and soft lavender-pink.

A mother and daughter team from McCloud recently took matters into their own hands and raised $10,000 for the McCloud Fire Department to purchase a 2008 Chevy Tahoe to use an an administrative vehicle. Sarah Kidd and Shannon Reyna began their fundraising quest after a special board meeting on Aug....

Charlie Miller served as a Texas Ranger, a Federal Prohibition agent, and a range detective. He was so dedicated he forged his birth certificate so he wouldn't have to retire. While working on the upcoming 2021 edition of the Complete Book of the Model 1911 special publication, I was reminded of a tough and fearsome Texas lawman by the name of Charlie Miller. Miller enforced the law for close to 50 years.

Former IU basketball player Charlie Miller joined the 19Nine podcast recently. Hailing from Miami, Fla., Miller played at Indiana from 1994 to 1998 and scored 810 points. In 1994, Miller was a McDonald’s All-American and the Florida Gatorade player of the Year. He played professionally for six years. Miller is...

Zachary Quinto might be best known for his more serious roles in Heroes, the Star Trek franchise, or Netflix’s recent adaptation of the award-winning Boys in the Band, but the Pittsburgh native is taking a welcome turn with his latest project in the Audible Original podcast series, Sorry Charlie Miller. Recorded during the height of the pandemic last year, the comedy-crime series of twists and turns from At Will Media follows the disappearance of a D-list reality TV star (Ashley Benson) with an overzealous fanbase and the police department employee turned “detective” who sets out to find her with his vast knowledge of celebrity gossip.

Trekking into a podcast as a cop tracking a tacky reality TV host may seem like an odd move for the man who stars as Spock, but Zachary Quinto says it’s totally logical. Trading in his Vulcan ears and stoic countenance for a role in “Sorry, Charlie Miller” was perfect for Quinto, because it’s “just absurd and funny and kind of a real departure from other stuff I’ve been doing,” he told the Daily News on Tuesday over Zoom.

Identical twin brother production duo, MC4D, and emerging singer-songwriter Charlie Miller just dropped their first single of the new year titled ‘Will You Love Me’. The catchy and upbeat track describes the difficulties of a new relationship and remaining on the same page with the other person. Regarding the inspiration...

TATUM — William (Bill) Charlie Miller, Jr., family man, veteran, and lifelong Texas resident, passed away on February 19, 2021, from complications due to Covid-19 in Longview Regional Medical Hospital. At his bedside were his wife of 47 years, Sandy Miller (Vaughn), and his two children, Angie and Trey Miller.