In 2019, just before the world changed with the onset of COVID-19, I found myself embarking on a unique & remarkable journey with the Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA) Theater Department in Nacogdoches, Texas. This experience was sparked by a message from my good friend, Miss CC Conn, who reached out to me as a percussion artist for an upcoming production.
Healing is never a straight path. For many of us, the journey through trauma and recovery is filled with obstacles, setbacks, and moments of profound insight. In *The Pulse of Healing*, Casey Muze of AvenueSpeak LLC takes a deep dive into the complexities of healing, offering guidance and practical tools to help you navigate your personal journey.
This year’s festival is shaping up to be a celebration of creativity, inclusivity, and community spirit, and I’m excited to share a unique opportunity for all of you. As we approach the vibrant Lufkin Heritage Festival, I find myself reflecting on the many wonderful aspects that make this event special—not just for the city but for everyone involved.
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It’s a joy to share this conversation I had with Casey Muze of Avenue Speak! Native of Longview TX, Casey founded the nonprofit known as Starr Avenue Co in 2016, an organization which celebrates harmonious participation in the art. Casey holds 20 years of training as a performance percussionist for numerous rhythm instruments. He also has training as a sound engineer from Dallas Sound Lab. He is a dedicated social and community partisan with a peaceful and influential presence. He uses music and movement as holistic treatment of substance abuse disorders.
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) – According to the CDC, one in six kids nationwide have a developmental disability. It’s usually diagnosed early childhood and can impact physical and mental growth. Music notes, tambourines, and drums all have an important role.
