Abbygale Hockenberry Asst. A&E Editor
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One last review ‘Before I Forget’ you
The Kid LAROI dropped “BEFORE I FORGET (DELUXE)” on Friday. Disc 2 had nine more songs on it compared to Disc 1 that came out in early January with 15 tracks.
Get Written: The Manuscript
I have chronically been obsessed with the TV show “You” on Netflix. It has invaded my mind. My friends and my brother told me to watch it, and not to mention, it was trending when every new season was dropped.
Luhrs has been serving the community for 20 years and counting
A little over 20 years ago, The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center (LPAC) opened in 2005, and since then, it has served as a major asset to the Shippensburg community to see a diverse set of performances. From rock and roll to comedy to puppy stunts, Luhrs continues to keep the performing arts alive.
Get Booked: ‘The Tenant’
I have read five Freida McFadden books so far this year (and solely her novels). I cannot tell you what number that will be by the end of the year, but I am confident it will increase.
‘Fall In Love’ with BZ
Bailey Zimmerman headlined at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA on Saturday, April 11, as a part of his “Different Night Same Rodeo” tour.
Get Booked: ‘Never Lie’
It took me two sittings to finish this book – that is how latched onto the pages I was.
Get Booked: ‘The Housemaid is Watching’
I read this entire book while I was on a plane and sitting in multiple airports during spring break, waiting for my delayed flights.
Behind the stage of SUAG’s ‘The Single Man – A Murder Mystery’
The Shippensburg University Acting Group (SUAG) is putting on a new comedic play called “The Single Man — A Murder Mystery.”
Get Booked: ‘The Housemaid’s Secret’
I did not just run to Walmart after finishing this book – I sprinted. I have said it once before, and I will say it again: there is no better feeling in this world than reading a book so good that it consumes you. Truly, nothing can compare.
The author behind ‘Gone Before You Knew Me’
“If I’m not writing, I don’t feel human,” said Renate Wildermuth, the author of the new young adult novel “Gone Before You Knew Me” that came out on Feb. 26.