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Artists: Eric Anders: Vocals; and Mark O’Bitz: Backing vocals, guitars and keys
Album: ‘Sirens Go By;’ Release date: February 11, 2021; Produced and mixed by: Mike Butler; Mastered by Jamal Ruhe; Label: Baggage Room Records
Crafting sentimental songs that equally challenge and gratify listeners isn’t always an easy and natural process for musicians. But singer-songwriter Eric Anders and his longtime collaborator, guitarist-composer Mark O’Bitz, powerfully created astonishingly emotional and relatable tunes on their newly released adult alternative album as a duo, ‘Sirens Go By.’ The eight-track acoustic record features meaningful and soulful lyrics and instrumentation that proves the two musicians are sincere in their determination to find their place in the world.
Wed April 21, 2021 - National Edition
Blue Smoke Control
Invisible emissions from plants specifically, the odor-causing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that reside in hot asphalt storage tanks can create a number of challenges for producers, ranging from regulatory requirements to overt opposition from neighbors.
Blue Smoke Control, a division of Anaheim, Calif.-based
Butler-Justice Inc., introduced X-VOCS, the company s newest system for eradicating odor-causing emissions produced as a byproduct during hot-mix asphalt production.
Invisible emissions from plants specifically, the odor-causing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that reside in hot asphalt storage tanks can create a number of challenges for producers, ranging from regulatory requirements to overt opposition from neighbors.
New bike lanes coming to Tyler getting mixed reaction from residents We don t want a driver to have to pick between hitting a car and a biker,” said resident Jody Hartley Author: Shandel Menezes Updated: 10:30 PM CDT April 15, 2021
TYLER, Texas If you’ve been driving around Tyler lately, who might have noticed white lines on the roads.
Those lines are part of an initiative called the Tyler Bike Stripes Project. It aims to make the roadways more accessible to bicyclists, however, these lines also managing to divide residents.
Credit: Alan Kasper
They re a part of an initiative called the Tyler Bike Stripes Project. It aims to make the roadways more accessible to bicyclists but these lines also managing to divide residents.