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Tim McGraw - Red Ragtop
One of my favorites 😍
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Keith Whitley - When You Say Nothing At All
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Montgomery Gentry - What Do Ya Think About That
For all of us out in the country! Thank God we don't have neighbors.
The Hardin County Performing Arts Center opens their 2025-2026 season this weekend with the musical Ragtime.
Set at the beginning of the 20th century, Ragtime focuses on the journey of three characters: an upperclass woman from New Rochell, a musician from Harlem, and an immigrant from eastern Europe. Their lives intersect to tell the story of America, joined along the way by historical figures such as J.P. Morgan, Harry Houdini, and Henry Ford.
Ragtime will be the final pro-am musical for PAC Director Bart Lovins. He said the show has been a must-do for him for many years, but when it came time to mount the production he called on professional actor and Hardin County native Joey Stone to be his co-director.
“I needed the experience that Joey brought to this show,” Lovins said. “The combined experiences that we have, the life experiences that we have, are what makes this collaboration work.”
Stone says Ragtime is a show that is close to his heart.
“The question that the play asks us is ultimately, ‘do we have the courage to share our American stories, the ones that contain beauty and the ones that contain brutality, our American history?’” Stone said. “We have to have the courage to share that with our children and allow them the opportunity to learn from them and grow and heal from them, or ultimately repeat those stories by keeping those stories from them.”
Ragtime opens this Friday and runs the next two weekends, with Friday and Saturday shows starting at 7 p.m. and Sunday shows at 2 p.m. Find more information and purchase tickets at www.thepac.net.
West Point is in Hardin County, and the West Point River Days Festival returns to Veterans Memorial Park this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. “It’s like a reunion for everybody who used to live here in town,” said Festival Chair Jo Sabol. “We all look forward to seeing each other every year at the festival. It’s just something everybody from West Point always looks forward to.” The festival kicks off Thursday […]
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