The Virgin Islands doesn't have a National Public Radio station, but it does have a public one, and on Sundays, for nine straight hours, it's home to one musical "special" after another, with formats for just about all audio tastes.

Whether you can remember it or not, Source book reviewer Bette Davis finds, 1961 comes alive as a pretty good year in which to set a story of innocence and ageless wisdom in a small Georgia town.
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In "The Death of an Irish Lover" by Bartholomew Gill, Source book reviewer Bette Davis finds a mystery novel of tangled intrigues that cuts through the Irish mists for its amiable chief inspector and for her own predispositions, as well.
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If beauty feeds the soul, there should be at least a couple thousand islanders who are acting a bit more spiritually nurtured. The Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra returned to the Reichhold Center for the Arts for an evening of musical splendor on Saturday night, under the shared aegis of the Birch Forum and the Reichhold.

The shattering, deadly 1970 crash of a jetliner carrying the Marshall University football team and booster club members, and its aftermath, are the subject of a documentary by Oscar-nominated filmmaker and St. Thomas native Lillibet Foster, to be shown on ESPN at 11 p.m. Wednesday.

The opening reception for "Last Rites: A Photography Exhibition and Lecture Series" will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Virgin Islands Cultural Heritage Institute, with the first lecture to follow at 6:30 p.m. Friday.

Source book reviewer Bette Davis turns to intrigue and sexual misalliances in Boston as she reads Robert Parker's "Perish Twice."
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Source book reviewer Bette Davis tackles, "Morgan's Run," Colleen McCullough's historical tome about the penal colony of Australia in the 1770s.

Capt. Jan Robinson has released her eighth book in the popular "Ship to Shore" cookbook series.

St. Croix poet and playwright Edgar Lake’s poem, To Ghana, was published in the prestigious Presence Africaine, one of the oldest journals with literary content on the Black African world experience.