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Hello to all you green swill drinking enthusiasts. My Irish heritage wants to laugh at you, but my Irish spirit just loves to support you, and spirit wins out most of the time. Before we delve into that for this short post today, let's take a look at the recent update to the 337 Memorial Wall.
Going back into the world of comics today, we focus our attention on the works of an artist who practiced his craft and got into drawing issues the hard way. But man, did it pay off.

As its been mentioned on here a couple of times, the model.citizen store is long gone. Dreadful bit of business watching it leave Broadway. But it wasn't the end of times that so many thought would come about, and in fact started a brand new chapter in the thriving fashion scene.

For those not well versed in the comic book community we have in the city, we have plenty of stores that include comics as part of their stock, but three big stores stand out among the list as main providers of all titles and supporters of local artists and writers. Over the past couple years I've interviewed two of them, and so today we get to complete the circle.

Ask any shop owner what they think of graffiti, the majority will start listing complaints from being an eyesore to simply destructive to demanding those responsible should be locked up with the same who would assault and rob. Pretty harsh criticism all around. But one local artist chaning the idea of graff art being a burden, and turning it around into a business.

For the theatre goer this month there are a couple of plays that are looking to delight and intrigue the minds of the masses, by two Utah based companies who are making efforts to raise their game this year. We'll start this week with a brand new production featuring the lives of two local figures, bound together only by their claimed location and their shared first name.

Just out of curiosity, how many of you out there have been to the Woodshed recently since it undertook new ownership? Raise of hands, anyone? Because let me tell you something... its a real comfort now knowing who and when is playing at the venue. And check this out this new improvement... PEOPLE!

Hello indoor party and award festival celebrating enthusiasts. Let's kick this post off with another gander at the Model Citizen Memorial Wall.

When looking over our slew of screenprinters and designers navigating through the art scene, you find an array of talent who have mastered the four-color press. Not to mention saviors of local bands looking for colorful and affordable promotion. But today we're looking at one specific artist who has been pushing himself to make even the most simplistic statement or pictures stand out to their fullest.

With podcasting growing locally and new content sprouting up all the time, our own network of locally produced shows are turning heads and bringing in listeners across the board. Literally becoming their own brand of talk radio without boundaries or regulation, and developing into a growing force of entertainment inside the earbuds.
