Dance Theatre of Harlem
By lpoole

Presented by Bryant Buchanan Productions Inc and EST Ministries Worship Center this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the Dance Theatre of Harlem right here in Liberty County! Feb 21 at 6pm a the Shuman Rec Center. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Your ticket pays for your admission as well as that of a student at an earlier performance that day. For ticket information please check out ...

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Coastal Scenes & Images
By lpoole

An Exhibit hosted by the Hinesville Area Arts Council at 102 Commerce Street will open on Thursday, Feb 9 from 530-700pm with a reception honoring the artist, Benjamin F Turner Jr. Mr. Turner has been an avid oil painter for 46 years. Also featured that evening will be a book signing by Pastor Dr Rich Wright and his book "Stop the Church's Revolving Door". The event is free and open to the public.

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Obama Hates The Military - Rush Limbaugh Debunked
By Murrelet

Obama Hates The Military - Rush Limbaugh Debunked

http://youtu.be/HP0B4OgfynA

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Christmas Rappin 1979!
By Funkentelecky

Kurt Walker, born August 9, 1959 in Harlem New York and better known as Kurtis Blow recorded the first certified gold rap song and brought tremendous joy to the black community during the Christmas season of 1979. I was a 19 year old working at Fort Meade Maryland in the mess hall or cafeteria for you career civilians. Rap was relatively new and the artist back then attempted to entertain through colorful rhymes, I miss ...

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America's Future is linked to Hispanics: "If they
By qwerti

One does not have to be Hispanic to recognize the importance of the Latino population in America's future. With growth of 43% over the past decade and projected to reach figures close to one third of the country's population by 2050, the future of our nation is strongly linked with that of Hispanics: if they would do well to We all will be well, if they fall, face down.

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