Here’s what’s happening tonight, Friday, Nov. 20, according to items submitted.
Alley Oops: 1832 Hamilton Ave., Jennings, Fla., starts 9 p.m. DJ spins Latin Night.
The AmVets: 728 E. Hill Ave., starts 9 p.m. DJ Lucky Link spins “Old School.”
The Bistro: 132 N. Ashley St. Lillian Luckey, a Valdosta musician, performs.
Brooks County Jamboree: Culpepper Street, Quitman. Billy Ingram & The Waysiders, a Brooks County-based band, for a night of “old country music” and line-dancing.
Carol’s Country Club: 5111 Bemiss Road, half mile past Cat Creek Road in the left, show starts 8:30 p.m. Carol Warren and Nitelife, regional musicians, open this new BYOB club.
Club Maria’s: 1828 E. Park Ave., starts 9 p.m. DJ spins hits.
Cooter Jack’s: Highway 41, Jennings, Fla. Karaoke.
Creekside Tavern: Gornto Road. The Creeksiders, a regional band, plays. PLUS: DJ spins hits.
Giulio’s: 105 E. Ann St., plays 6-9 p.m. Nephtali Santiago, a Valdosta musician, plays an eclectic selection of classic and standard songs on solo classical guitar.
Kat’s Lounge: Bemiss Road, starts 9 p.m. Karaoke, thousands of selections. No cover.
Mikki’s: 402 Northside Drive, starts 9 p.m. Karaoke with Rick. No cover charge.
Quality Inn Lounge: 1902 W. Hill Ave., starts 8:30 p.m. Karaoke and dance music with DJ Adam.
Rascal’s: 4875 U.S. Highway 41, Lake Park. Second Wind, a regional group, plays.
Rock ’N Rodeo: 3472 Bemiss Road. Hidden Element, a regional band, plays.
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Local News
Night Moves for Friday, Nov. 20, 2009
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VHS Class of 2012 graduates
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Qualifying ends
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Resident escapes from blaze
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Popular vendor taken out of the ballparks
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Three candidates file for election
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City, county tax discussions stalled
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Valdosta High principal to retire
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