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Your humble authors of Bluegrass Today are featured in a profile in today's edition of The Roanoke Times, our hometown newspaper. It was written by Ralph Berrier, one-time features writer for the paper, more recently on sabbatical, and now preparing

One half of your dutiful Bluegrass Blog editorial staff will be away all of next week. I am leaving this morning for Boston, where I will be until next Friday afternoon. I will post some news while I'm away, but will

My fellow blog author, John Lawless, will be featured Sunday evening (3/12) on Sirius Satellite Radio's bluegrass channel 65. He'll be interviewed by Sirius on-air host Ned Luberecki, and they will also spin a number of tracks from John's CD,

Our apologies to anyone who was unable to reach Bluegrass Today early on Monday morning. Our server was down for about two and a half hours (5:14 to 7:46 EST), but is back up and fully operational now.

Brance has mentioned that we have a number of fabulous Guest Contributors lined up for the next few weeks. We've done so both to keep new content on Bluegrass Today while he is away next week (on his honeymoon!), and

A while back I told you we would start introducing some guest contributors to Bluegrass Today. Well, the time has come to start making introductions. I'll be getting married this coming Saturday (17th) and will be gone for a while.

You may have noticed that yesterday's post Darren Beachley to Join Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver was written by Kip Martin. Kip has been a member of Darren's band for some time and we felt his first hand reporting on the

Just a quick reminder that displaying articles by category on Bluegrass Today can be a quick way to find the bluegrass news of greatest interest to you. We have more than 20 distinct categories into which each news post is

Just a brief note with a tip for regular readers of Bluegrass Today: Don't forget that every post is archived in one or more of the various categories we have established. By selecting to view only the posts within a

The question of conflict of interest has arisen with regard to the the fact the authors of Bluegrass Today also operate businesses that market products and services to the bluegrass community. Please be assured that we will always pass along