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Deuces Wild Dueling Pianos kicks off CLC summer season June 9 We’ve had Deuces Wild here on several occasions. The audiences love these guys,” Patrick Spradlin stated. “These guys, Dave Eichholz and Ted Manderfeld, are two vastly talented and personable musicians who’ve crafted what has become a nationally-acclaimed show of music, comedy, and intense audience engagement.
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Dueces Wild Dueling Pianos featuring Ted Manderfeld and Dave Eichholz are among the performers to make an appearance in the 2021 summer events hosted by the the Central Lakes Community Performing Arts Center. Submitted Photo
Deuces Wild, the popular dueling piano show, will launch the 2021 summer season for the Central Lakes Community Performing Arts Center’s Cultural Arts Series.
Accused rioters have their day in court; only two of 22 cases have been resolved
Twenty-two people have been charged with riot and related offenses for damage in downtown Grand Rapids May 30-31; only two of the defendants have been sentenced. Author: John Hogan Updated: 7:04 PM EST March 9, 2021
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. In the more than nine months since rioting heavily damaged businesses and public buildings in downtown Grand Rapids, felony cases against the accused participants are slowly working their way through court.
Two of the defendants had hearings on Tuesday.
Three others recently pleaded guilty and await sentencing, while two others have already been sentenced.
Central Georgia business owners prepare for distanced New Year s Eve celebrations
Business owners we spoke with say they are taking safety precautions to keep both guests and staff safe Author: Wanya Reese Updated: 6:29 PM EST December 31, 2020
MACON, Ga. Some restaurants and bars are still hosting celebrations to kick off the new year with COVID-19 cases rising across Central Georgia.
13WMAZ spoke with some business owners who say they will be taking safety precautions to keep their guests and staff safe. Feels like there is momentum moving forward in a positive direction, said Kinjo Kitchen and Cocktails co-owner Chelsea Hughes.
Hughes says business has been going well lately, and they hope to keep business going safely into 2021.
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