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By: Andy Gensler
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The Trail Blazer: Bill Graham circa 1971 outside New York City’s Fillmore East which, along with the Fillmore West, helped set the bar for what live music clubs could be.
A few days after Jan. 8, 2021, on what
would have been legendary promoter Bill Graham’s 90th birthday, Pollstar spoke with Robert Greenfield, co-author of “Bill Graham Presents: My
Life Inside Rock And Out.” This wildly engrossing read not only chronicles
Graham’s impossible rise his harrowing escape from the Holocaust,
his adoption in the Bronx and barely surviving the Korean War but also
documents the rise of the modern concert business as we know it
Teeple Architects Announces New Leadership Team
Teeple Architects Announces New Leadership Team
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Teeple Architects has announced five new principals: Richard Lai, Myles Craig, Tomer Diamant, Avery Guthrie and Wes Wilson. These internal leaders join founder Stephen Teeple, and Chris Radigan in managing the practice.
According to Stephen Teeple, “We’re incredibly proud to formally acknowledge the talent within our studio. Each new principal has been of utmost importance to the practice not only by enhancing our capabilities and the quality of our work, but also the manner in which they have strengthened and evolved our culture and client service. Their collective ideas and leadership are invaluable as we look toward the future.”
WILLIAMSON â A local building that has become a popular destination for paranormal tours in recent years received national attention this past week as it was featured on the season finale of the Travel Channelâs hit show âDestination Fear.â
The old building, which was formerly home to Williamson Memorial Hospital and later some independent doctorâs offices, was recently purchased by Tonya Webb and Sabrina Hatfield of Williamson with hopes of turning the building into a tourist destination.
âWe are extremely excited about this new adventure and what it will mean not only to the City of Williamson but to the State of West Virginia as well,â Webb and Hatfield said in a news release.