Fally Afani
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Fally Afani is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning more than 20 years in media. She has worked extensively in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and more.
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Downtown buskers signal springtime in Lawrence
You really couldn’t have painted a prettier sky than what popped up on Friday evening. The drizzle rain clouds moved out and just hung in
Toughies are your smooth summer sound makers
If they play their cards right, Toughies could be the source of your lazy summer tunes in LFK this year. After several non-stop days saturated
Photo Gallery: The Urge / Six Percent
The energy at the Granada on Saturday night went through the roof thanks to lively performances from The Urge and Six Percent. Both bands brought
Local rappers bring deeply personal rhymes to the stage
Lawrence tends to have a problem with recognizing the local hip hop community. It’s there, but not getting the same recognition it did a decade
The Replay dances in the rain on Mother’s Day
Only in Kansas can it be pouring rain and sunny at the same time. In typical Kansas fashion, The Replay was very wet on Mother’s
Mommy Dearest: Local musicians and the mothers who support them
It doesn’t matter how many people turn out to their shows or how big their stages are… for many local musicians, their #1 fan will
Bummer serves up an ass-whoopin at the Replay
Bummer is, without a doubt, one of those bands that you never skip out on. Not even on a Tuesday. If they come to your
Library launches The Lawrence Music Project
If you go to the library, you can check out a book. So it makes sense that in a town like Lawrence, you can use
Pink Royal is just too cute
We’ve found your feel-good band of the summer. Pink Royal is really just too adorable. Coming hot off of a recent album release, the Lawrence
Lawrence Field Day Fest lineup announced
Four years in, and Lawrence Field Day Fest continues to grow. Massively. The festival just announced the lineup for the summer festival that scatters dozens