Greg Screws

One of the best and earliest memories that many of us have as kids is heading to a drugstore or bookstore to buy comic books.

The play has been performed since 1962. The powerful story of Helen Keller is one of hope and resilience.

May Pang is one of those people you run into that you realize they’ve lived ten lifetimes in one life.

Not many people have a second act in life. But Rickie Higgins is proof that you can have a second act and excel at it. 

Southerland’s Photo has been helping serious and amateur photographers for decades. It’s all thanks to an older couple who, after all these years, still have an energy and wit about the…

What Ryan Diehl does with framing is very different from getting a piece framed at big box store that does framing. What Ryan Diehl does is another layer of art.

“Framing the Future: A Black Photographers’ Gallery,” featured the work of three local Black photographers.

A ribbon cutting was held for the new museum on Thursday afternoon.

In the third episode of Front Row, Greg Screws sits down to chat with The Rocket 95.1 Program Director and morning show co-host Jimbo Wood. You can watch their full discussion at the link below!

The Curated Gallery is hosting the Savor Art Exhibition, which honors Black History Month and also focuses on mental health.

Probably best known for her images of iconic Huntsville scenes, she brings an artist’s sensibility to scenes and places we drive by, work in, and walk through every day.

Kelvin Wooten could work anywhere he wanted to work. He’s a Grammy-winning producer and an extraordinary self-taught musician.

It all started with a drive down University Drive in Huntsville ending at the new Kroger on HWY 72 in Madison where an art collection was born.  

In the second episode of Front Row, we’re talking with Huntsville’s Dean of Music Journalism Matt Wake.

When Greg Screws was cast as Christmas Yet To Come in the 2009 production of Christmas Carol, he was pretty happy about it.

‘Front Row’ is a way to filter out what distracts people, sit down on a bench or two chairs and have a conversation. Our first episode of Front Row features Steve Maples, Executive Dire…

Sam Marsh could act anywhere, but we are lucky to have him walk the boards here in Huntsville. 

Carole Foret is absolute artist royalty. Her work is robust and bold.

Nancy and Hal Miles have spent a lifetime saving and curating animation pieces to save them for future generations.

Greg Screws often gets stopped and asked about his favorite shows. He says a ‘top ten’ would be impossible to do –   But some shows are as vivid now in his brain as the day after …