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  In Bed With Teddy Waggy and Sudie Abernathy

  October 18 at 4 a.m.

  It was a matter of time before singers Sudie Abernathy's and Teddy Waggy’s fantastical worlds became one. The critically praised artists and It Girls quickly became each other’s muses after meeting only a year ago. Abernathy is known simply as Sudie, and she’s been on the cusp of fame since...

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  Nashville Songwriter Heather Morgan Comes Home To Sing Her Own Songs

  October 18 at 4 a.m.

  A few years ago, Heather Morgan wrote in her journal that she wanted to write a song that felt like her own story. Morgan, a Richardson native, moved to Nashville at a young age to pursue a career in songwriting. She has written songs for some of today's top country...

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  The Family Place Has Texas' Only Shelter for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse

  October 18 at 4 a.m.

  For the last 40 years, The Family Place has provided an escape for those looking to leave abusive domestic relationships. Victims of family violence had a safe haven where they could take shelter, receive emotional counseling, learn new job skills that would secure financial stability, and once individuals were properly...

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  Teenage Band Sweet Chaos Has a New Single About School Shootings

  October 18 at 4 a.m.

  Sweet Chaos band members Payton Taylor and Sydney Hefley aren’t interested in meeting haters halfway. They have no time in convincing doubters that their brand of metal will thrash your brain and drive to your heart. “We were at a show doing soundcheck, and we could hear the sound guys...

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  Terror in the Woods, a Lifetime Feature Film, Stars Local Restaurateur's Daughter

  October 15 at 4 a.m.

  Ella Jerrier, daughter of local pizza magnate Jay Jerrier, has gone on to show that talent does indeed run in the family. The quick-witted 12-year-old and her father have been in L.A. for the last few weeks, hard at work setting up what seems to be the beginning of a...

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  Victor Perry Started Filmworx Academy Out of Necessity for a Job

  October 12 at 4 a.m.

  Victor Perry can’t stop smiling. After earning a broadcasting degree earlier this year from UTA, he’s working toward a second degree in public relations and getting ready to open a film studio in downtown Arlington. These days, the 51-year-old DeSoto resident has a lot to smile about. But he says...