On the Record

This profile covers the “origin story” of author and Duxbury native, Edward Hill.

Americana music group “Cold Chocolate” took the stage at the Tuneful Brew Coffeehouse, showcasing their version of original music, reviewed in this article.

This article features a discussion at the public library on the topic of transgender issues and included speakers from SpeakOut Boston.

This album review explores the tragic loss that Gretchen Peters expresses in her album,?Dancing with the Beast.

This feature is based on Michael Bradly, local resident and thespian, and expresses his love for community theater.

This profile introduces Bonnie Shapiro, founder of King Richard’s Faire which was inspired by all things hippie.

Nothing sounds sweeter than a full house and a clear soprano voice, something Lee Ann Womack proved at her Maine concert reviewed in this piece.?

Tag-team Robby Hecht and Caroline Spence released their debut album together which is center stage in this album review.

This album review focuses on the newest release from Kathy Mattea, adding to her journey as an artist through many genres.

Long-time sports radio host, Bill Wilhelm, hangs up his host on local radio station WATD-FM in this article.

The local Art Association’s annual show is previewed in this feature, encouraging locals to attend and giving artists a voice from behind the scenes.

This profile features the artwork of local painter, John Forrest, resident of Pine Hills.

This profile showcases the talents and business of local improv guru, Norm Laviolette. The piece was written after a recent performance that Laviolette’s improv group gave in town.

A beautiful live performance from Kathy Mattea defied the weather, a cold, and anything else between her and her musical message which she delivered to a small audience reviewed in this article.

This album review explores the work of Brandy Clark and how it was influenced by other musicians in her genre.
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