Billboard Yearly Music Charts Highlight Top 10 Hot 100 and 200 Albums
The Billboard Top 100 and Billboard 200 list the year’s best selling records with Hey artists and titles like Flo Rida featuring T-Pain, Alicia Keys, Chris Brown, and Taylor Swift. Also featured are top Christian and country albums with artists including Kirk Franklin, Flyleaf, Casting Crowns, MercyMe, Taylor Swift, Rascal Flatts, Montgomery Gentry, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Gary Allan, Billy Ray Cyrus, Miley Cyrus, Kenny Chesney, Rodney Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SoundScan
Broadcast Data Systems
Flo Rida
7-Pain
Poe Boy
Atlantic
Alicia Keys
MBK
BMG
Spologize
Timbaland
One Republic
Mosley
Blackground
Interscope
Chris Brown
T-Pain
Jive
Zomba
Wilam
A&m
JAMG
Radiohead
TBD
ATO
Juno
Rhino
Growing Pains
Mary J. Blige
Matriarch
Geffen
IGA
Taylor Swift
Big Machine
EMI
Sony Bmg Strategic Marketing
Platinu
Eagles
EAC
Garth Brooks
Pearl
Fergie
Will.am
Nielsen SoundScan, Inc
Kirk Franklin
Gospo Centric
Provident Integrity
Time Life
Provident-Integrity
Flyleaf
Octone
Beach Street
Reunion
Provident
Integrity
MercyMe
Columbia
Word
Curb
EMI Christian
Emicmg
Chris Tomlin
Sixsteps
Sparrow
EMI Cmg
Word-Curb
Remedy
David Crowder
Portable Sounds
BabyMac
ForeFront
Sugarland
Mercury
Rascal Flatts
Lyric Street
Montgomery Gentry
Brad Paisley
Arista Nashville
Keith Urban
Capitol Nashville
Gary Allan
MCA Nashville
Billy Ray Cyrus
Miley Cyrus
Walt Disneys Lyric Street
Kenny Chesney
BNA
Rodney Atkins
On the Road Exibits and Events at Wichita and Lawrence
A Wichita State University exhibit opening reception titled Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country runs 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Ablal Library with lecture by William Urnan and a drum and dance performance by Medicine Park. runs through February 22. In Lawrence Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon debuts at Wescoe and Malol halls at 7:30 p.m. Also Wichita State hosts The Wild Party at Wilner Auditorium a benefit for regional Kennedy Center festival travel. Eagle Day at Douglas County Fair Grounds from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. features nesting and banding information and a live bald eagle presentation.
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Wichita State University
Anblal Library
17Th Street
Hillside Avenue
Wichita
William
Unran and i
Medicine Park
Malol Hall
Wescoe Hall
Lawrence
Wilner Auditorium
Wilner Drive
Kennedy Center
Oak Traditions to Close Williamsburg Store
Williamsburg store closes January 30 with 25 percent off all inventory and special hours. Furniture orders will continue at 15 percent below retail. Call Linda at 785-893-2300 for details. Ottawa Chiropractic Clinic to close at noon January 24 and reopen January 28 for educational conference in Minnesota. Messenger's Home Furnishings marks 12th anniversary with a storywide clearance sale at 309 W. 23rd.
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OAK Traditions Williamsburg
Linda
Ottawa
Messenger
W. 23Rd
How to ship a big product on eBay
Tina asks how to ship a 36 by 14 by 3 inch framed painting and a 6 by 5 foot poster. The guide suggests carriers will ship under 75 pounds, wrapping in bubble wrap, boxing with 38 by 16 by 6 inches space, filling with peanuts, and option to have stores pack it. For the poster, roll or use two 5 foot tubes. overall advise aligns with packaging basics and listing fee discussion.
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eBay
Tina
Wellsville
Amazon
Ottawa area events fill weekend schedule
A dense listing shows Ottawa community activities from Friday through Sunday including a special dinner at Hayles, Friday Fun Night at Ottawa Middle School, and a science Saturday at Ottawa Library. Activities cover cancer fundraiser shows, a Hitchin Post Opry in Quenemo, bingo events, and various library children programs, with locations across Ottawa and nearby towns. Parents are urged to register for age specific programs and check calendars for times and venues.
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Hayles
15Th St
Ottawa
Topan
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St
Michigan Valley Community Church
Pomona Lake Dam
Ottawa Library
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Hitchin’ Post Opry
Quenemo
Jenny Collins
Derek Craft
Whitchin' Post
Russell Wolf
Roger Shaffstall
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Ottawa Area Community Meetings Calendar
A dense listing of recurring meetings in Ottawa including Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Baptist Church and other sites, Celebrate Recovery at Trinity United Methodist, Living Sober at First Christian Church, Keep It Simple at Franklin County Mental Health Center, plus genealogical society, Peer Alliance support, TOPS Club, La Leche League, Habitat for Humanity board, Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club, Franklin County Fair Board, and various noon and evening sessions across multiple locations in Ottawa.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Trinity United Methodist Churh
N. Cedar St
Franklin County Mental Health Center
15Th St
Franklin County Genealogical Society
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Don Woodward
E. Third St
la Leche League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th St
Habitat For Humanity Board of Director
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh St
Sunflower
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Elin St
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Associated Press
Billboard Magazine
Douglas County Fairgrounds
21St
Harper Streets
Ad Briefs
Ottawa Herald
Community News
Community Connections
Franklin County
Lane
Pomona
Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Waitsville
Williamsburg
Carrier Motor Mail
S. Cedar St
Ottawaherald.com
Auctionbytes.com
Jeo
Banksy
Portobello Road
Egi
Ebay.com
Anderson County
Garnett
Suzie Eads
Out & About
Brian
Out
Bwilliams
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
S. Slickery St
Ottawa University Chapel
City Hall Commission Room
S. Iirury St
Friends of the Library
Second St
Eagles Hall
Larry Peters
Ottawa University
Cedar St
Slickery St
Willamsburg
S. Louisa St
Austin
Alli
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
Hickory St
Lions Club
Main St
Ottawa Group
Elizabeth Layton
Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Alvin and the Chipmunks
Sun
Ottawacrystalplaza
van. Cy
Lincoln Elementary
Ottawa, KS
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