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Selinsgrove High School marching band hopes crowd feels the love at field show (opens the original)
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Crowds will have love on the brain when the Selinsgrove Area High Schoolâs marching band performs its field show this season with the theme âLove This Band.â âWe will perform âWhat I Like About Youâ by The Romantics, âCrazy in Loveâ by Beyonce, âYou Give Love a Bad Nameâ by Bon Jovi, âLove Shackâ by the B-52s and âHolding Out for a Heroâ by Bonnie Tyler,â Director Nick Eischeid said.
Shakespeare in the Park returns to Lewisburg, adds Milton performance (opens the original)
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The Gaspipe Theatre Company will perform a collection of Shakespearean monologues and scenes this weekend to give audiences a new âShakespearience.â âThis yearâs show is a combination of some old favorites that weâve done in the past as well as a way to dip our toes into some of the other plays we havenât produced yet,â Director Andrew Shaffer, who is also performing in the show, said.
Five things for families to do this weekend | Aug. 7-9 (opens the original)
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Looking for something to do with your family this weekend? Check out these activities around the Valley: 1. Head out to the Middleburg Firemanâs Carnival, held daily through Saturday with live music, games and good food. The parade will be on Thursday, so kids can see fire and rescue apparatus as well as floats and more. The line up of nightly entertainment and meals is available on the Reliance Hose Co. No. 1âs Facebook page.
Artist's tiny pieces hidden throughout Danville (opens the original)
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Original watercolor paintings are quietly appearing across Danville, from Basonâs Coffee to Zamboni Park. The small, hidden pieces of art are meant to bring unexpected moments of joy and mindfulness to the community. The artist behind the project is the Rev. Lisa Work, a former high school math teacher who moved to Danville just over two years ago to serve as a local reverend. For Work, hiding art isnât about recognition. Instead, it is meant to encourage Danville residents to slow down, put
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