In a glass-enclosed space the size of a New York hotel room—which is to say, twice the size of a typical radio studio—TT Torrez works the phones, a blur of jangling bracelets and curly dark hair. “All right, baby girl, thanks for calling...

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I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Aquitaine region in the southwestern part of France. It’s a unique and beautiful place that oozes a rich and fierce history. There are 12thand 13th-century castles that dot the banks of the Dordogne River...

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Around here, we think of Gold’s Gym as a fitness center tucked in the corner of a shopping center like Willow Lawn or created to fit in an older building like the one in the Fan. Clearly, we need to think again. The new Gold’s at Westchester...

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Planning to display your American flag for the Fourth? Do it right. Basic respect is the key, according to Mike Darlington, commander of American Legion Post 354 in Bon Air. “The flag should be serviceable,“ Darlington said. “It shouldn’t...

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