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The Buzz by Angela Papandrea
Dispatches from around the region |
At Large by David Onda
Haar’s Drive-in is the last of its kind in our area, and it’s struggling. What you (yes, you) need to do is stop sneaking in Big Macs and start frequenting the theater’s concession stand. Besides, you’d totally miss the dancing hot dog commercial just as much as we would |
Profile by Angela Papandrea
Brad Hafer has worked lighting for the MTV Video Music Awards, the Super Bowl halftime shows and more. With his current company, Atomic Lighting, he continues to work major shows like these, all while being based in the small town of Lititz. And we think that’s pretty damn cool |
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Bar
Hoppin' by Angela Papandrea
Hoofin’ it to your favorite local watering holes
Plus: Employee of the month and: Shooters |
Bar Czar by Ryan Cohick
The Czar visits Brewhouse Grille, where patrons can choose from 25 beers on 30 taps and 100 more in bottles, a very bad thing for the indecisive. But the indecisive can always be DD |
Calendars
Fly’s three-point plan to get you through the work week:
Bar specials, weekly entertainment and special events |
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Directory
Area restaurants, listed by category |
Appetizers by Abigail Luftig and Rebecca LeFever
A small bite out of Foschini’s and Pho Miss Saigon
Plus: Nibbles and: Road Trip |
Main Course by Angela Papandrea
Zephyr Express takes you away from the city while keeping you in it. The restaurant gets bonus points for the award-winning, stronger-than-it-tastes sangria. And don’t feel bad about trying to fish the berries out of your glass with a straw. We did it, too. They were delicious |
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Local Scene by
Jeff Royer
Minimalist pop duo Hank & Cupcakes and Sabbath-inspired metal band Dove of War |
Local
Spotlight by Keith Wilson
Jazz veteran Rose Hudson is earning her title as the “maternal diva” |
Interview by Jeff Royer
Julianne Hough is a two-time Dancing With the Stars champ, a famous Juicy Fruit girl, a rising country starlet, number 25 on Maxim’s Hot 100 List and an all-around good girl. And she’s only 20 years old. Don’t hate |
Concerts by Jeff Royer
Party like it’s 1981 – 28-year-old indie rock legends Sonic Youth release their first indie album in 20 years
Plus: The Hot Ticket and: Area concert listings |
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Performing Arts by Cheryl Zack
Timbers Dinner Theatre invites you to Sing Happy!
Plus: Area performing arts listings |
Movies by David Onda
What’s new at the box office in July
Plus: The Screening Room |
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Editor’s Note by Jeff Royer
Maps
Comics
Sudoku Puzzles
Last Call by Jeff Royer
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