Final Friday concerts to resume in May
Staff report
PORTSMOUTH – The Final Friday in Boneyfiddle Outdoor Concert series will return to a normal schedule, May 28 with performances by the Josh Stewart Band, and Nashville megaband “Wizard.”
The concert series, presented by the nonprofit Boneyfiddle Project, takes place the last Friday of each month, May through September.
“We are anxious to return to a normal schedule,” stated Julia Black, President of Marketing for the nonprofit. “These
outdoor concerts are designed to drive music lovers and most importantly, shoppers to the historic downtown district.”
The Final Friday in Boneyfiddle concert series will celebrate its eighth season.
Charleston Gazette-Mail
SISSONVILLE (AP) If your vocabulary for colors is limited to the primaries to simply red, yellow or blue you’ll have a hard time describing the hundreds of elegant gowns that were trucked in from New York to Sissonville on a dreary, overcast day.
“Oh, that one’s pretty,” called a volunteer, on hand to help transfer the sequins and sparkles, the satin, chiffon, organza and crepe to Ronda’s Closet at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The program provides free prom dresses to girls who need them and even has a selection of shoes to complete the look.
If your vocabulary for colors is limited to the primaries â to simply red, yellow or blue â youâll have a hard time describing the hundreds of elegant gowns that were trucked in from New York to Sissonville on a dreary, overcast day last week.
âOh, that oneâs pretty,â called a volunteer, on hand to help transfer the sequins and sparkles, the satin, chiffon, organza and crepe to Rondaâs Closet at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The program provides free prom dresses to girls who need them â and even has a selection of shoes to complete the look.
âSomeone could get married in this,â says another volunteer, admiring a lacy, cream number dangling from a hanger.
New York prom dresses donated to West Virginia nonprofit timeswv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from timeswv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
With NY proms canceled, WV group receives hundreds of gowns
MARIA YOUNG, Charleston Gazette-Mail
FacebookTwitterEmail
SISSONVILLE, W.Va. (AP) If your vocabulary for colors is limited to the primaries to simply red, yellow or blue you’ll have a hard time describing the hundreds of elegant gowns that were trucked in from New York to Sissonville on a dreary, overcast day.
“Oh, that one’s pretty,” called a volunteer, on hand to help transfer the sequins and sparkles, the satin, chiffon, organza and crepe to Ronda’s Closet at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The program provides free prom dresses to girls who need them and even has a selection of shoes to complete the look.