Boone County 4-H presents musical adaptation of 'You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown'
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The Boone County 4-H Leaders’ Association proudly presents the musical adaptation of ”You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” , in dinner theatre, August 12, 18, and 19 at the Danville Community Center. Dinner will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 12; at 2 p.m. on Sunday August 19, and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday August 18 – the show will start shortly after. “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” follows the antics and misfortunes of the “Peanuts” gang, the comic strip by Charles Schultz. If you have a child, know a child, or ever was a child, you will recognize the poignant philosophy and humor of these adorable characters. Short vignettes are staged around solos, small group and production numbers. A day in the life of Charlie Brown truly is a laughing matter! The production is comprised of 4-H members who are also active in the Boone County Schools’ STAGE programs. The cast includes: the misfortunate Charlie Brown played by Logan Darnell, Brittany Whitt plays the know-it-all Lucy, Sean Price as Schroeder the temperamental musician. Lindsey Parsons as the ever-joyful Snoopy, Paul Osborne as the blanket- loving Linus, Abby Brown as the youthful philosopher Sally, Ciara Felty as Peppermint Patty the tomboy, and the silent but faithful Woodstock is characterized by Brooke Phillips. Orchestra members are: Dillon Smoot, Kasey Huffman, Curtis Sutphin, Sabrina Jarrell, and Kaitlyn Bircheat. This production is directed by Robin Bunch Bailey. Tickets are available from cast members or by calling the WVU Extension Office of Boone County. 304-369-5869. Ticket prices are : Adults $15, Ages 7-18 & Seniors $12, and Ages 3-6 are $6 for a spaghetti dinner and the show. More information is available on the Facebook event page.
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The Miners’ Memorial Service will be on Wednesday, June 19, also beginning at 6 p.m., and recognizes the memory of those miners who lost their lives mining coal in West Virginia since the last festival. This tradition of recognizing those who gave their lives, so we could have electricity and other necessities, started at the first West Virginia Coal Festival back in 1994. The VFW’s Women’s Auxilary contingent, the Madison Civil Air Patrol Squadron and various speakers and singers attend the event. Another special event that will be part of the opening ceremonies will be the lighting of the eternal flame. The torch burns throughout the festival and is set up next to the Coal Miner’s Statue on the front lawn of the Boone County Courthouse. Just across the street from the courthouse is where the mine machinery displays are showcased. Over 20 companies from several states set up their equipment to display to the public. Many coal miners take this opportunity to show their families and friends the type of equipment they work on deep down in the pits or on a mountain. In addition to the Miners’ Memorial, Wednesday night of the festival is the Gospel Music Night, featuring local groups and showcasing their talent. It will take place on the main stage beginning at 7 p.m. Gospel Sing Coordinator, H. Ray “Tony” Ball, has announced the following lineup: 7 p.m., Madison Gospel Boys; 7:40 pm., Heritage Quartet; 8:10 p.m., Linda Darnell; 8:40 p.m., Paul Bowling; and 9:15 p.m., The Sigmonds.
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The Miners’ Memorial Service will be on Wednesday, June 19, also beginning at 6 p.m., and recognizes the memory of those miners who lost their lives mining coal in West Virginia since the last festival. This tradition of recognizing those who gave their lives, so we could have electricity and other necessities, started at the first West Virginia Coal Festival back in 1994. The VFW’s Women’s Auxilary contingent, the Madison Civil Air Patrol Squadron and various speakers and singers attend the event. Another special event that will be part of the opening ceremonies will be the lighting of the eternal flame. The torch burns throughout the festival and is set up next to the Coal Miner’s Statue on the front lawn of the Boone County Courthouse. Just across the street from the courthouse is where the mine machinery displays are showcased. Over 20 companies from several states set up their equipment to display to the public. Many coal miners take this opportunity to show their families and friends the type of equipment they work on deep down in the pits or on a mountain. In addition to the Miners’ Memorial, Wednesday night of the festival is the Gospel Music Night, featuring local groups and showcasing their talent. It will take place on the main stage beginning at 7 p.m. Gospel Sing Coordinator, H. Ray “Tony” Ball, has announced the following lineup: 7 p.m., Madison Gospel Boys; 7:40 pm., Heritage Quartet; 8:10 p.m., Linda Darnell; 8:40 p.m., Paul Bowling; and 9:15 p.m., The Sigmonds.
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