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After divorcing her Weepies bandmate, Deb Talan channeled heartbreak into a solo album. She'll perform it Friday with an all-star lineup of IC musicians - Little Village

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By Micah Ariel James
| Little Village Verified
Little Village spoke with singer-songwriter and visual artist Deb Talan about the inspiration behind her recently released solo album, I Thought I Saw You, what she loves about creating art in her chosen home of Iowa City, and the joy she’s found in collaborating with her fellow Iowa-based artists. Talan’s May 2 album release show at the Englert will feature several of her musical collaborators and friends, doubling as a celebration of Iowa City’s vibrant music scene.
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After divorcing her Weepies bandmate, Deb Talan channeled heartbreak into a solo album. She’ll perform it Friday with an all-star lineup of IC musicians | Flipboard

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By Micah Ariel James
| Flipboard
2 hours ago IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Caitlin Clark fans will have to pay a premium on the secondary market if they want to be at Carver-Hawkeye Arena for Sunday’s matchup between the WNBA’s Indiana Fever and the Brazilian national team. The average paid price of $440 per ticket on the secondary market as of …
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Why You Should Use Them In 2024

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By Micah Ariel James, Alan Jackson
| The Next Tech
Microsoft is still at the forefront of digital services, software, and hardware that provide businesses and single users with a world of online opportunities. Microsoft power apps have several competitors in 2024, but the company’s expertise in providing the right solution at the right time has created a loyal customer base for its products. This is also why you should use one of Microsoft’s most popular suites in 2024.
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