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High school singers join chorus concert
The Sisters High School Chamber Choir will join the Sisters Community Chorus in two winter concerts at the Episcopal Church of the transfiguration in Sisters on Sunday, March 14 and Monday, March 15. The High School Choir had a new... — Updated 3/9/1999 Full story
Sisters Community Choir to perform
The Sisters Community Chorus directed by Forrest Daniel will perform the "Gloria" by Antonio Vivaldi along with a selection of other traditional and contemporary holiday music during two Christmas concerts. The concerts will be held at the... — Updated 11/24/1998 Full story
Sisters Library needs more volunteers
The Sisters Library needs volunteers to staff the branch through its new expanded hours. The library is now open on Mondays and future plans include opening Sundays and some evenings. More hours and attrition, with some volunteers moving... — Updated 10/13/1998 Full story
Volunteers pitch in to "Read Aloud"
Local volunteers turned out to read to Sisters Elementary School students at the Sisters Library as part of National Library week celebrations. The library has participated in the Great American Read Aloud for the past eight years. This year... — Updated 4/28/1998 Full story
Concert has "down home" feel
A relaxed, "down home" atmosphere prevailed at Sisters High School Saturday evening, March 13, when T. Graham Brown led a group of Nashville music personalities, former Starry Nights headliners and local recording artists in the second... — Updated 3/16/1998 Full story
Folk festival furnishes foot-stomping fun
A largely out-of-town crowd enjoyed an eclectic range of music and storytelling at the third annual Sisters Folk Festival September 26-27. The event was on stage Friday and Saturday evenings at Sisters High School and Saturday at two new... — Updated 9/30/1997 Full story
Logo sought for Great Penny Drive
Michelle Elpi is asking Sisters area residents to create a logo for the ongoing students' Great Penny Drive, which will help fund local charities. The winning design will go on the display container which will ultimately contain one million... — Updated 7/8/1997 Full story
