Grammy Award-Winning Songwriters’ New Band Kicks Off BottleRock Festival in Napa, CA

Troubadour 77’s Founders Have Performed Several Times in Napa Area

Our affinity for wine country, coupled with our local fan base, makes BottleRock the perfect festival to launch this new musical endeavor.”

April 24, 2017

Sanford Kahn announces publication of ‘The Rebellion of a Rogue-Raged Economist’

The professional speaker’s new book discusses forces that shape economy and society

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To Release Limited 7" Flexi Vinyl

Includes Two New Songs "Kid" & "True"

Recorded with Pete Steinkopf of The Bouncing Souls

To Perform at 2017 Punk Rock Bowling Festival

in Las Vegas, NV

Upcoming Shows with Face to Face

Tour Kicks Off May 11th

Utah’s Hogle Zoo and Utah Clean Energy Launch Zoo-m Go Electric Program to Improve Air Quality with Zero-emission Electric Vehicles

Hogle Zoo Community given access to a streamlined purchase process and discounted pricing on EVs and E-bikes in May

Photos and Video: Hatch at Bears Ears

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Governor to sign legislation designed to improve outcomes for juvenile justice youth, families and the taxpayer

BARRICK, CISCO, GREAT BASIN COLLEGE ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP PROVIDING FREE DIGITAL CAREER TRAINING FOR EMPLOYEES, other NORTHERN NEVADANS

$400,000 Investment Will Help Participants Pursue IT Focused Exploratory,

Foundational and Career-Ready Courses

April 20, 2017

Good morning from Washington, where the Supreme Court has plenty of questions in a case where a state denied a grant for a church playground. Elizabeth Slattery clues us in. Many Americans are paying attention to two related events: immigration tensions in Sweden and the French presidential elections. Josh Siegel shines light on both. Plus: Diane Katz on why President Trump should have stuck to his guns on a federal bank, and Katrina Trinko on another campus defeat for free speech.