Tom Miller In the coffeehouses and protest marches of the 1960s, America’s folk tradition stopped being history—and became a weapon. The year was 1961, and a scrawny kid from Minnesota stepped off a Greyhound bus in New York City with a battered guitar, a head full of Woody Guthrie songs, and something to say. Bob…
Oft-Overlooked Books Featured in Library
Joan Muyskens Pursley If you haven’t gone into the library recently, you’ve not seen the current Featured Book Shelf’s selection of critically acclaimed books that have seldom been checked out.…
