CHRIS ORTIZ
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Ortiz: Taking a page from Thoreau - disconnect, reconnect and rediscover our backyard (opens the original)
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Anyone who knows me knows that I am a HUGE PBS fan. I love the documentaries and series that they show, and have been addicted to their shows like âFinding Your Roots,â âNova,â and almost every show that Lucy Worsley does, among other programs. I have also subscribed to PBS Passport, so I can dive deep into their show archives and watch shows that are not available to those without the subscription. So it didnât surprise me the other night when I was flipping through the app, looking f
Album Review: Bob Seger's Face the Promise: 20th Anniversary Expanded Edition (opens the original)
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Bob Seger is back at it once again. Having given his final tour in 2018, the singer/songwriter is back with an album that was recorded between 2000 and 2006 titled âFace the Promise: 20th Anniversary Expanded Edition.â This 16 track album is the artistâs sixteenth studio album that was originally released in 2006, just came out with the 20th anniversary edition, which has been completely remastered (by long time Seger engineer Robert Vosgien) and features new art work including a 12-page b
Ortiz: Whose West? Confronting race, colonialism and history in Western art (opens the original)
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Fall is among us, and the weather is getting so nice that it is a joy to get out and enjoy the things that Prescott and the Quad Cities have to offer. This includes the fantastic different styles that are presented by local artists who show their wares around the city, being at their personal studios, a Fourth Friday Art Walk, or an individual art opening outside of the Art Walk. Chris Ortiz is the news editor for the Prescott News Network. Email him at cortiz@prescottaz.com.
More than music: Two promoters revive Prescott’s punk rock spirit (opens the original)
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Prescott is one of those cities that is known for a few different things; from the Rodeo to Christmas, there seems to be a little something for everyone. Well, almost everyone that is until recently. Within the past year and a half, two production companies have set up business and open their doors to bring the same style of music, punk rock, back to Prescott, but taking two different angles on their approach. While both production companies are showcasing the music that they grew up with, Awake
Tracy Lawrence turns Prescott Valley into a night of country classics (opens the original)
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Prescott Valley saw the arrival of a legend on Thursday, Aug. 27. Country superstar Tracy Lawrence and his band stopped for the night at the Findlay Toyota Center to play before a small crowd of 2,075 people as part of his âNo Alibisâ tour. The night started with a late addition to the show. Local musician Tyller Gummersall brought his solo country/western and Americana set to the crowd. The twang, in both his voice as well as in his guitar, spoke to the crowd, who seemed almost surprised to
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