Brian Culbertson has scored hit singles on just about every Billboard chart there is. Culbertson, an Illinois-born pianist, bandleader and songwriter who performs at the Charleston Music Hall on Oct.

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Jeff Joniak — the radio voice of some of the Bears' most iconic moments, including Devin Hester's historic kickoff return touchdown in Super Bowl XLI — reflects on some of his favorite calls, his rela ...

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