Cherise Carver and guitarist Hunter Anderson from her band, Crimson Road, joined us in the podcast studio at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Fayetteville recently to share Carver s Christmas song, "A Man Made Out of Snow." Carver says she s looking forward to a busy year with solo shows at Six Twelve, open mics at Pub on the Bricks and several shows as Cherise Carver & Crimson Road.
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Local country singer songwriter Cherise Carver and guitarist Hunter Anderson join the What’s Up podcast to share their newest Christmas song, “A Man Made Out of Snow,” written by Carver and Cynthia Clark. Carver and Anderson also share their holiday plans and talk about the upcoming year.
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of William Joseph Dickason (‘Joe’). Joe was born February 11th 1939, in Council Bluffs Iowa, to Dr. Ralph B and Susan (Hushaw) Dickason. Joe’s life was characterized by dedicated service to youth, his community and church, and the nation that he dearly loved. These values were shaped at an early age by his family in Iowa, including his beloved father, who spent most of Joe’s early childhood separated from the family serving the nation during WWII, participating in the invasion of Normandy. Upon his father’s return from the war, the family re-located to Webster City, IA, where Joe grew to be an outstanding high school athlete, famously scoring four touchdowns in a single game for the Webster City High School Lynx, who were undefeated his senior year in high school. It was on the rivers, lakes, and farmlands of central Iowa where he hunted, fished, and trapped as a teenager that Joe developed his lifelong love of the outdoors. Af