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
Berry Expecting Second Child Actress Halle Berry is expecting her second child. This will be her first child with her fiance, French actor Olivier Martinez. Berry is now 46 years old and has a 5-year-old daughter, Nahla with ex-boyfriend, Canadian model Gabriel Audry. Berry told CNN?reporter Alina Cho that she is three months pregnant and is Read More
Murray State Admissions Counselor Josh Jones will take his place as Hoke Colburn with Murray’s Playhouse in the Park April 20. The playhouse will be performing the classic play “Driving Miss Daisy,” the comedic and touching story of Miss Daisy and Hoke, her African-American chauffeur. Hoke becomes Miss Daisy’s chauffeur after she wrecks a brand-new Read More
The enemy may not always be against you in “The Host,” based on the book written by Stephenie Meyer. The story follows Melanie Stryder as her mind is invaded by an alien named Wanderer, one of the enemies that have already taken over earth. Melanie and Wanderer’s situation is unique in this new world. Melanie’s Read More
For the 55th year, one of Murray State’s most cherished traditions, All Campus Sing, returns to the historic steps of Lovett Auditorium Wednesday, April 17. All Campus Sing begins with a pre-show at 3 p.m., and the competition at 3:30 p.m. Since the tradition began in 1958, Sigma Alpha Iota has hosted All Campus Sing Read More
Running, biking, hiking and maneuvering all over town, Murray State students have counted this year’s Maneuver Murray event as another success. Held on Saturday the annual event resembles the Amazing Race in that competitors had to complete a set number of tasks as quickly as possible to win. This year’s event was the second ever Read More
Growing up on the family farm in Utica, Ky., afternoon all terrain vehicle rides were a normal occurrence. However, fallen power lines were not. On March 1, 2008, Jason Koger, agriculture engineering major and 2002 graduate of Murray State, drove over a live power line behind his home. Approximately 7,200 volts of electricity coursed through 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