Various Austin and Midland cultural events and performances
Steven Fromnholz of Austin will play Garnaby's. Shake Russell performs June 20 and 21 with a $3 cover. The Presidential Museum hosts selections from the Cowboy Artists of America through Aug 21. Exhibits feature CAA pieces with no admission. gallery hours Tue–Sat 10 am to 5 pm at 622 N. Lee St. A wine tasting and music at Peach's Cafe on Friday features Joe Foster. admission $5. Marble pieces by Martha Fenstermaker show at Gallery 1114 through July 12. Cruse Cruse headlines Christian Youth Day at Water Wonderland. full-day admission $11.95. Mary Lena Burke displays at Peach's Eighth Street Cafe through July 31. opening reception 3:5 pm Saturday at 716 W. Eighth St. The Bellamy Brothers and Main Brothers Band perform at the Oi Baron's Ball for American Cancer Society. dinner 7:30 pm, music 9 pm, admission $100 per couple. Omar Austin’s Omar and the Howlers play at Dos Amigos at 9 pm Saturday. Omar and the Howlers won 1985 86 Chronicle music awards for best blues band and best song “Border Girl.” RamMission is $7. Midland Community Theater presents The Elephant Man, running Friday through June 28 at Davis Theater, 2000 W. Wadley. Reservations 682 4111.
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Austin
N. Grant Ave
Shake Russell
Mary Lena Burke
Peach
Eighth St
Bellamy Brothers
Main Brothers
American Cancer Society
Huge black bear on its way home spotted in Kentucky
A 300 pound black bear seen wandering near Aurora, Kentucky, is described by Bill Graves of the Fish and Wildlife Resources as just passing through on its way home. The bear reportedly traveled from Arkansas, swam the Mississippi River to Tennessee, and entered Kentucky last weekend. He expects the animal will cross the Ohio River and head toward Illinois or Missouri.
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Aurora
State Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Bill Graves
Minnesota
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Funkley Shrinks Just in Time as Population Dips
Funkley Minnesota, once the smallest town by population, slimmed further to 14 residents after a census shift. The town pride remains despite lacking a post office, school, grocery, and gas station, while Tenney briefly edged ahead before a family of six moved from nearby Finkley prior to annual estimates.
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Funkley, Minn
Funkley
Minnesota
U.S
Tenney
Finkley
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Joe Foster
Odessa
Midland
Martha Fenstermaker
Laredo Junior College
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Cruse
Water Wonderland
Water Park
Omar
Omar and the Howlers
Dos Amigos
Midland Community Theater
Elephant Man
Davis Theater
W. Wadley
U Health Care
East University
West University
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VIA
Texas
Berggrens
Grandview N
Pierre Cardin
Arrow
Dillard’s
Permian Mall
American Express
Henry Grebel
John Henry Cress
Don Lopez
Sansabelt
Jaymar-Ruby
Dillard's
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