Archive for February 6, 2010
Earthsky Tonight, February 6, 2010 Moon and star
Courtesy of EarthSky A Clear Voice for Science www.EarthSky.org If you’re an early riser, you can see the waning crescent moon next to the star Antares during the dawn and predawn hours on Sunday, February 7. Look in the south to southeast sky for this shining couple an hour or so before sunrise. Antares is the brightest star in the constellation Scorpius the Scorpion. In our northern hemisphere, Antares is considered a summertime star, because it’s during the summer months that ... Full Story
“Cow Dung Dust” opens to an enthusiastic
By Sharlynn Wamsley Local playwright Rick Padden’s most recent work “Cow Dung Dust” opened at the Foursquare Church on Friday night to an enthusiastic audience. The play was produced by the recently formed Moon Theater Company and directed by Lesley Jones. This play is a compilation of events from Padden’s own experiences on the road. Many of the characters and conversations are from people he met along the way and is “mostly” true. “Cattle trucks are windy and noisy, and ... Full Story
