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Personal training course set for Aug. 6

Personal training course set for Aug. 6 The personal training education course taught by The Cooper Institute, Dallas, will be held Aug. 6-10 at the Exercise Center, 2431 S. Loop 289 The course is $595. This course is designed specifically for fitness enthusiasts who enjoy helping others lead more active and healthier lives. The Cooper Institute provides the knowledge base needed to sit for a certified trainer certification exam. For more information, call Rhandyl at 771-8010.

Officers to give report on crime to group 07/22/12 - 1:06am

Officers to give report on crime to group

Officers to give report on crime to group The Heart of Lubbock Neighborhood Association will hear a report on crime and how to cope at its July meeting, this Monday at 7 p.m. at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 22nd Street and Avenue W. Officer Angelo Blanco of the Lubbock Police Department will speak about crime in general, specific types of crimes in the Heart of Lubbock and offer advice on what to do and what not to do. Heart of Lubbock is bounded by University Avenue, Avenue Q, 19th Street and 34th Street, but all city residents are invited to attend.

Second 'Art on the Llano' sculpture to be unveiled Monday 07/22/12 - 1:04am

Second sculpture to be unveiled Monday

Second sculpture to be unveiled Monday Michelle O’Michael, of Houston, will, on Monday morning, become the second artist to have one of her sculptures installed on the Lubbock landscape. Her sculpture, titled “Moon River,” will be installed at 10 a.m. Monday at the intersection of eastbound S. Loop 289 and I-27 fly-over. This public art project, called “Art on the Llano,” kicked off Thursday when artist Eric McGehearty’s sculpture called “Texas Landscape.”

Go! Notes 07/20/12 - 12:11am

Oak Ridge Boys plan intimate concert for fans at civic center

Oak Ridge Boys plan intimate concert for fans at civic center Country recording act The Oak Ridge Boys will headline a concert at 7 p.m. Monday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center Theatre, 1501 Mac Davis Lane. Reserved seats are $45.25 (includes $5.75 service charge). Tickets are on sale at the Select-A-Seat outlets. Call 770-2000 or toll free (800) 735-1288 for more details. Fosse’s 1972 classic ‘Cabaret’ makes it back to big screen

Theater notes (William Kerns blog) 07/20/12 - 6:22am

“Dooley’s Back at Belle’s” — 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Third in playwright Jane Prince Jones’ summer series of musical comedies set in saloon; also directed by Jones. Cactus Theater, 1812 Buddy Holly Ave. Reserved seats $20. 762-3233. Future performances on July 27-28.

07/20/12 - 12:06am

Music

Music FRIDAY The Damn Quails with KO Muleskinner — 10 p.m., Blue Light Live, 1806 Buddy Holly Ave. 762-1185. Liquid Assassin, Claas, Grewsum and DJ Ronnie Blaze — 7 p.m., Jake’s, 5025 50th St. $20. 687-5253. The Buster Duanes Show — 9 p.m., Bash Riprock’s, 2419 Main St. 762-2274. No Dry County — 6-10 p.m., Abuelo’s, 4401 82nd St. Free. Rock and country. 794-1762.

Hellzapoppin Sideshow will shock audience with tricks 07/20/12 - 12:13am

Laying on a bed of nails. Walking on broken glass. Eating fire and swallowing swords. These are all things those attending a performance by the Hellzapoppin Sideshow will have an opportunity to see at Bash Riprock’s on Wednesday. Tim Cridland, one of the performers in the group, is known as the torture king because of his ability to do dangerous acts while causing only minimal pain. One of his most famous acts is putting skewers through the muscle tissue in his face, forearms and biceps.

Cat-loving Bonsall brings high energy to Oak Ridge Boys concerts 07/20/12 - 12:05am

Few would expect that Joe Bonsall, the Oak Ridge Boy who perhaps showcases the most physical energy on stage, also is comfortable relaxing at home with seven pet cats and a Phillies game on TV. After all, he’s comfortable singing high harmonies and lead vocals on one hit after another. Bonsall has owned as many as nine cats — they are even named on his website. And as for the Phillies, as he puts it, “Once a boy from Philly, always a boy from Philly.”

Anna Gunn is the not-so-good wife as 'Breaking Bad' returns 07/13/12 - 12:04am

Anna Gunn is the not-so-good wife as ‘Breaking Bad’ returns NEW YORK — Turns out “Breaking Bad” is an inadvertent argument for “Obamacare.” Consider: If affordable health care had been available to Walter White when “Breaking Bad” began five seasons ago, this struggling high school chemistry teacher might not have felt driven to cook and sell crystal meth to avert financial ruin for his family after he was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.

Performing Arts 07/13/12 - 12:03am