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Under New Management Exit 7 in Bristol, Virginia Under New Management 2 05 Mellow Mushroom in Bristol, VA Under New Management 06 Spotlight 07 The Royal Hounds to Release Low Class Songs for High Class People on August 2, 2019 Volume 02 09 Karaoke Issue 46 09 Trivia 10 Runs, Car Shows, and Bike Nights Publisher NOTE 10 UpCountry Brewing Partners Kimberly Wilson with The Döner theloaferonline.com | July 16, 2019 theloaferonline.com PR Executive Director 11 Things to Do FROM THE Laken Higgins 13 Theatre Bristol Announces Auditions Social Media Management for the Trial of the Big Bad Wolf Melody Stewart 14 Puzzle Page PUBLISHER Laken Higgins 15 Pet of the Week 15 WQUT Concert Schedule Graphic Design 16 Storyteller Antonio Rocha Ashley Lawson to Return for His Third ETSU Jon Bill Forrester Storytelling Institute Hello, July! The Loafer hopes everyone had 17 Celebrate Your Furry Friends Office Assistants at "Tails in Town" a safe and fun holiday. Like always, I want to Amy Arnold 18 Morningstar Flute Ensemble thank everyone who makes this publication Katlin Buchanan line-up week’s your 20 Rythm & Brews Concert Series happen every week and everyone who Accountant Presents Colby Deitz and reads it. Without you all, we could not keep Haley Hopkins Kenny George Band distributing this magazine to the public! 22 Hazzard Fest Advertising Representatives 23 Theatre Bristol Announces August Joy Feathers Auditions for "Into the Woods" You can always check out our Facebook Melody Stewart 26 Free Intergenerational Day Camp page for any events or updates in the Amy Arnold with Interactive STEM Experiences at Tri-Cities area. We love giving our Mike Elliott Kingsport Academic Village July 18 27 Lakeside Concert Series Presents readers an opportunity to get involved Editorial Intern in the community. Lauren Stotsky Model City Wrecking Crew 28 How We Chill - Chilhowie VA Contributing Staff Music and Arts Festival I hope you all enjoy this issue as much as Photography by Melody Stewart 30 August Under the Stars we do! We are always working on making at Allandale Season 5 Andy Ross our publication better, so this week we have Leslie J. Salling Begins August 1st Kathie Scalf 33 Jonesborough's Mary B. Martin some new additions that I hope you all love. Ken Silvers Program for the Arts at the Daniel Worley McKinney Center Announces Fall Jason Worley Art Classes 36 Greeneville Vapor www.theloaferonline.com [email protected] 37 Our Amazing Animals Yarn Exchange Live Radio Show Kimberly Wilson All advertisements are accepted and published by the publisher upon the representation that the agency Presents Tales of Wondrous and/or advertiser is authorized to publish the entire Animal Encounters Publisher contents and subject matter thereof. 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