Is There Going to Be a ‘Ransom Canyon’ Season 3?
Netflix recently dropped Season 2 of ‘Ransom Canyon,’ but the show’s loyal fans are already wondering what’s next for the series. Continue reading…
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A new trailer for ‘Lioness’ Season 3 reveals who Joe’s team will be fighting, and why her family could be at risk. Continue reading…
THROUGH THE LENS: The Blues Rule at the 2026 Briggs Farm & Winthrop Rhythm & Blues Festivals
This week’s column features a double dose of the blues: the Briggs Farm Blues Festival, Briggsville, Pennsylvania (July 9-11, 2026) and the Winthrop Rhythm & Blues Festival, Winthrop, Washington (July 17-19, 2026).
These two fests have become staples for the column. While ND photographer Jim Gavenus
Colton Dawson Is Not Just Another New Neotraditionalist
It used to be that whenever a true country music traditionalist came down the pike—especially a younger one—it had us all in a tizzy because it was such a rare occurrence. Now it’s not a rare occurrence at all.
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