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Born 100 Years Ago Today in Virginia, the “Hidden Hero of Music City” Who Played on Hits for Patsy Cline and the Everly Brothers
On this day (November 3) in 1926, Ray Quarles Edenton was born in Mineral, Virginia. A member of Nashville’s highly acclaimed “A-Team” session musicians, Edenton’s innovative rhythm guitar playing featured on more than 10,000 recordings in Nashville during his five-decade career. His resume includes numerous hits by Webb Pierce, Patsy Cline, the Everly Brothers’ “Bye Bye Love” and “Wake Up Little Susie”, Marty Robbins’ “Singing the Blues”, and Roger Miller’s “King of the Road”.
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Parades, Freebies and Discounts: See Veterans Day Celebrations Across Coastal Virginia
This Veterans Day, cities across Coastal Virginia will honor the brave men and women who have served our nation with parades and celebrations. Get the list of local events below, and for a list of national Veterans Day deals and freebies, visit military.com. The City of Chesapeake will hold its...
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ACC women’s golf fall recap: Virginia hits No. 1, Duke closes with two wins
The ACC women’s golf ended fall with a new No. 1, a two-tournament winning streak and a repeat medalist in Hawaii. Three programs finished October with a claim to the top of the conference, and none of them is the defending champion. Virginia moved to No. 1 in the...
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Hear Together: Luminaries at Silver Lake
The Virginia Quilt Museum is a nonprofit museum in Dayton. Since 1995, they have worked to cultivate and preserve the quilting arts, and promote the unique blend of art and cultural heritage of quilting. They are hosting a Luminaries at Silver Lake evening with the Dayton Bee Friends on Saturday,...
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GRiZ to Relocate His Seven Stars Festival After Learning Current Site Was Once a Plantation
GRiZ says he will find a new location for his Seven Stars festival after learning the event’s current site was once a plantation. So, What Was GRiZ Doing During All That Time Off? ‘I Just Needed to Figure Out Who I Am to Me’ The second edition of Seven Stars happened earlier this month, Oc. 9-11, at Oak Ridge Estate & Farm in Arrington, Virginia. In a statement posted to social media on Thursday (Oct. 29), the producer noted that his team was previously made aware of the site’s history and consulted with educators at the University of Virginia on the issue, but that the issue was never brought to him. “I had naively assumed that if an issue of this weight arose, it would be brought to my attention,” says the artist born Grant Kwiecinski. “But true leadership does not allow for deflecting of accountability. This responsibility for what happens under my name sits squarely on my shoulders. This fell on my watch, and the failure is entirely mine.” He continues that Seven Stars will not return to Oakridge Farm and that he and his team “are taking an intentional hiatus to search for a new home. Seven Stars