The exhibit celebrates the bluegrass legend's contributions.
(Nashville, TN) -- A new exhibit honoring bluegrass icon Ralph Stanley is open at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville.
"Ralph Stanley: Voice From On High" opened this past Friday and will be up until January 6th.
Ralph has been a big part of the bluegrass scene since starting the Clinch Mountain Boys band in 1946.
He died two years ago at the age of 89.
Twice a year the Friendship Flea Market turns the quiet little town of Friendship into a busy marketplace. There are 2 - 9 day shows every year in June and Sept
at Friendship Flea Market
Come to the North Dearborn Branch Library to participate in a LEGO building challenge.
Jerole Adams is facing over 50 years behind bars.
Eight food pantries are being supported.
This is part of ongoing resurfacing project.
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East Central's Rowan Pies earned EIAC MVP honors.
