From Tragedy to Triumph: The Story Behind Martinsville’s Rooster Walk Festival
When I was growing up in Martinsville, Virginia, I never thought of it as a particularly music-friendly city. Sure, there were open mic nights at local churches and I caught the Charlie Daniels Band at our local Nascar track (ed. note: Martinsville Speedway) on the...
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Home Front on Chaos, Community, and Watch It Die
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