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Novel titled “Artificial Truth” released by local author (opens the original)
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Local author David Hammons released “Artificial Truth,” a science fiction book about a future when AI challenges the mathematical truth of the universe. A book signing will be held Oct. 2 at BookMarx from 6 to 9 p.m. during First Friday Art Walk. David Hammons, a business and marketing professor at Ozarks Technical Community College, explained that his work is inspired by AI hallucinations. “They're programmed, at least in this iteration, to make the user happy, because the answer being true is
Springfield nonprofit hosts concert series to raise money for people detained by ICE (opens the original)
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Abide in Love is a local nonprofit that provides resources and assistance to people detained at the Greene County Jail. Its concert series, Abide in Live, features monthly performances to help fund the organization. The next Abide in Live concert is Sept. 25 at Millsap Farms Pizza Night. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are available on the Abide in Love website and the organization’s Facebook page. Benjamin Beranek, president of Abide in Love, explained the organization’s mission. “What
99x returns to support regional artists and Springfield Art Museum (opens the original)
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The main attraction of 99x is the work of regional artists, but the event will also include food, drinks, fashion and music. Kate Francis, from the museum's foundation, explained how the event supports regional artists. “Each one has their own unique take on the inspiration artwork from the permanent collection,” Francis said. “So this year it is Donald Sultan's Smoke Rings, which are these ethereal photographs, lithographs of smoke rings from, you know, either cigarettes or some other type of t
Queen City Chorale will perform a composition about illness and hope (opens the original)
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Queen City Chorale will perform a concert titled “We Remember Them” at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church on Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. The performance will include “The Sacred Veil” by Eric Whitacre. The composition tells the story of a woman who died from ovarian cancer. Her husband based the lyrics primarily on her journal entries. The chorale partnered with GYN Cancer Alliance to educate choir members about medical terminology and aspects of cancer. Queen City Chorale Artistic Director Kenny Kaba
Art is Everywhere initiative supports Springfield Art Museum (opens the original)
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The Springfield Art Museum accepted a total of $81,529 from four different donors as part of its Art is Everywhere initiative. Donors to the Art is Everywhere outreach initiative include the Melinda J. McDaniel Trust ($34,000), the Missouri Arts Council ($26,529), the Springfield Regional Arts Council ($20,000) and the Missouri Association of Community Art Agencies ($1,000). Art is Everywhere launched in 2025 and will provide education and exhibits that will help connect the public to the Spring
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