Faces&Places Murray has a new hotspot for students and community members who have caught the yoga bug and are looking for a place to start a healthy new habit. 3 Hearts Yoga opened in town almost three months ago and has had an outpouring of support from people throughout Murray who are looking to find Read More
With more than 10,000 students on campus it can be difficult to meet new people. For Tyler Paschall, senior from Memphis, Tenn., his snakes are his conversation starter. “Once you move off campus, it’s hard to meet people and the snakes are a talking point.” Paschall said. “Most people love seeing them, but there are Read More
Out of the eight drive-in theaters remaining in Kentucky, one of them is located in Marshall County’s own Calvert City, Ky, just a 40-minute drive from Murray. The Calvert Drive-In was built in 1953 by the grandparents of John Harrington, who is now the current manager of the drive-in. “It has always been in Read More
From alumna to actress, Murray State graduate Angie Gregory is pursuing her dream of a life on camera in Los Angeles. Gregory attended Murray State from 1999-2003 as a television production and theater major until she dropped out to pursue her acting career in LA. Gregory said dropping out never felt right, however, and was Read More
Self-identified as “the bald one,” faculty member Robert Valentine combines jokes and journalism in a unique teaching style that makes him one of a kind. “I’m the bald one,” Valentine joked. “That is how I would describe myself to a stranger. I am acutely aware of my absence of hair.” Valentine has been a Murray Read More
Bring Chicago to Murray; that was the goal of Mugsy’s Hideout owners Jay and Maria Baron before opening their Chicago-themed restaurant in Murray’s court square. Originally from the Windy City, the couple made the move to Murray after spending time vacationing in the area year after year. “We used to vacation in Grand Rivers, Ky., Read More
New York, Boston, Oklahoma City, Phoenix and Carbondale, what’s a man to choose? Michael Martin, senior from Florissant, Mo., is set to graduate in May and has been offered acceptance to multiple graduate musical theater performance programs. “I have been accepted to the graduate musical theater performance programs at Oklahoma City University, Boston Conservatory, New Read More
Music is not an easy field to get into. There is a lot of competition and only a few artists will truly make it to the top. Zach Peacock, senior from Cadiz, Ky., and lead singer and guitarist for his band, Peacock and the Feathers are willing to do whatever it takes to make it Read More