ACU Theatre “Pops” into Homecoming

October 16, 2015 by Brittney Johnson

This year’s Homecoming musical is Mary Poppins. The production is based on the 1934 book by T.L Travers. The running dates of the production are October 16 -18, at the Abilene Civic Center.

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Tyler Childers, a bluegrass and country musician out of Kentucky, released a surprise third album today titled “Long Violent History.” The nine-track piece consists of eight instrumental tracks and a ninth, self-titled track. Each piece consists of heavy bluegrass motifs, heavy banjo and mandoli...

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