Benville "Raggs" Gustaffe, a local reggae musician, and his band, Bush Doktor, plays at 9 p.m. Saturday at Far West Billiards. (Amanda Smith / The Spokesman-Review) Above everything except for his ...

Getting toddlers and young kids to wear their sunhats isn't a struggle when the hats are adorned with pictures of the loveable guitar-playing Raggs and his musical friends. The sunhats are part of a ...

He's been nicknamed the Six Million Dollar Dog. Raggs, a plucky bedlington terrier cross, was hit by a train and somehow survived. The five-year-old suffered appalling injuries, but like Lee Majors’ ...

“Raggs Live Dance Party’’ will bring the wagging, wiggling stars of the public television preschool program “Raggs’’ to the Paramount Theater stage at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

The Raggs Band is ready: Raggs is coming to play lead guitar and Trilby will be there with her bass guitar. Pido’s drums will be ready to roll, and B. Max has tuned up the keyboard. Razzles, the group ...

He works in mysterious ways.

Anthony Lamar "Fat-Boy" Raggs Sr., 38, of Waverly, died of cardiac arrest on Monday, Sept. 15, 2003, at Winter Haven Hospital. He was a native of Bartow who had been a lifelong resident of the area.

Ronni Carroll has accomplished many things in life, but the feeling she gets upon entering the local building she’s come to for more than three decades to work is priceless. “It’s home,” she said of ...