Won Run wins first round of 2020 Arkansas Times Musicians Showcase
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Blues festivals coming together
Plus, Oaklawn hosts music.
Arkansas Rep's new season
Plus, next up for 'Madison County.'
Short story conference to North Little Rock
'Paradise Lost 3' coming to Arkansas Literary Festival, too.
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New DD service coming to Little Rock
And Billy Bob digs Pysch of the South.
Billy Bob's new one
Plus, Levon Helm wins again.
Beth Ditto and MAC
Plus, Valley of the Vapors announces line-up.
Ferneau continues live music
Plus Ne-Yo gets a promotion.
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Timberwood announces concerts
The Little Rock Horror Picture Show announces event, too.
2012 Showcase schedule
Plus new ownership at downtown clubs.
Showcase semi-finalists announced
Plus Mara Leveritt receives Laman Fellowship and more.
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As the Dec. 31 deadline approaches, your trusty Times staff will continue to beat the old showcase drum.
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Adam Hambrick wins songwriting competition
And R.I.P Huber Sumlin.
Al Bell returns to the radio
Plus, 'Take Shelter' scores big at the Independent Spirit Awards.
'Take Shelter' nets Gotham Awards nominations
Plus, details on the young Arkansas actor cast in Nichols' latest.
Wes Bentley in 'Hunger Games' trailer.
And R.I.P. Walter Norris.
Clear Channel layoffs
Perhaps you've already readabout the dozens of DJs that Clear Channel laid off recently at radio stations around the country.
Sedaris to Wordsworth
Humorist and public radio favorite David Sedaris will be stopping by WordsWorth Books Dec. 5 for a book signing.
Charlaine Harris tries hand at comics
Plus a songwriter contest and a Rascal Flatts concert.
Damien Echols might be a Hobbit
Damien Echols is writing a memoir for Penguin imprint Blue Rider Press, scheduled for publication September 2012 and may have a small role in "The Hobbit," which director and major WM3 benefactor Peter Jackson is currently shooting in New Zealand
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