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Country Music Park honors trio of local musicians | Local News
A Chenango County gentleman and a pair of Delaware County people were being among the honorees at the Cortland Region Audio Park’s 44th Once-a-year Hall of Fame presentation. The Oct. 31 event featured the induction of three persons into the Corridor of Fame and 6 into the Hall of Honor — a stage toward Corridor of Fame immortality. Ed Kowalski of Virgil, Clayton Boise of Oxford and Lowell Smith, who performed in the Cortland spot, had been inducted as the Corridor of Fame Course of 2021, posthumously for Boise. They ended up amid 7 regarded as and their plaques will be hung in the park’s Hall of Fame. Ken Whitney, the new director of…
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Entertainment News Roundup: A family affair: Antonio Banderas enlists daughter for new Spanish musical; Chris Stapleton wins big, diversity recognized at Country Music Association Awards and more

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 A family affair: Antonio Banderas enlists daughter for new Spanish musical 
 When Spanish actor Antonio Banderas desires some genuine opinions in his new gig as a theatrical impresario, he calls on his daughter Stella, who he employed as next assistant director on an forthcoming production of the musical “Organization.” Banderas, star of “The Mask of Zorro” and dozens of other films, will immediate and star in a Spanish language variation of the 1970 Broadway demonstrate by Stephen Sondheim, which gained six Tony Awards, in his hometown of Malaga, southern Spain. 
 Chris Stapleton wins significant, diversity acknowledged at…
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Rose Lee Maphis, ‘Mrs. Country Music,’ dies at 98 | Local News
CUMBERLAND, Md. — Western Maryland native Rose Lee Maphis, a region musician who, with her partner Joe, was a mainstay in the region audio market in the 1950s, died Oct. 26 at her residence in Nashville. She was 98. Born Doris H. Schetrompf in 1922, Rose was the daughter of Stanley Lee Schetrompf Sr. and Margaret Helen Scriever of Apparent Spring. She took up tunes as a teen and became a proficient singer and guitarist. Rose Lee Maphis performed with the Saddle Sweethearts, which incorporated sisters Mary and Dottie Klick and Betty Anne Gower. They commenced carrying out on the Old Dominion Barn Dance in 1948 broadcast from radio station…
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