*In case you missed it, yesterday, Motown icon Martha Reeves celebrated her 85th birthday (July 18, 1941), marking more than six decades since her unmistakable voice helped shape one of the most ...

Martha Reeves' "To Know You Is to Love You," originally recorded by Syreeta Wright and Stevie Wonder in 1972, was released June 26, 2026. It's the lead track from Reeves' forthcoming album, "Searching ...

Martha Reeves, the legendary Motown powerhouse whose timeless hits with Martha Reeves & The Vandellas include “Dancing in the Street,” “Heat Wave,” “Jimmy Mack,” and “Nowhere to Run,” appeared Friday ...

Now 84, the voice of Heat Wave and Jimmy Mack is releasing a new album. She answers your questions on Marvin Gaye, popularising the roundabout and why she hates cover versions of her songs ...

The Jefferson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society opened its new research library Thursday with an open house for the public.The library is located Bellaire man arrested on four sex ...

Martha Zoller, a longtime conservative talk show host out of Gainesville, has died at age 67 five days before she had planned to retire from her morning radio show on 102.9/550 WDUN-FM. “I’m just ...

Martha Zoller, a Gainesville-based conservative commentator and host of "The Martha Zoller Show" on WDUN, died Monday at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville after a sudden illness. WDUN ...

Some artists have hit records. Some artists have timeless songs. And then there are the rare few whose voices become part of the fabric of American life. Martha Reeves is one of those voices. Long ...

What does it take to be considered one of the greatest R&B groups of all time? That’s the question at the heart of this ...

The voice behind Dancing in the Street, Heat Wave and many more is releasing her first album in 22 years – and will take on your questions Martha Reeves is one of the defining voices of 1960s pop, ...

L-R: Cyndee Readdean and Peter Schnall; 'Martha Graham Dance Company: We Are Our Time' A Partisan Pictures Production for PBS The feet. Martha Graham did not stick her dancers into dainty ballet ...