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26th Annual Fall Fly-In Celebrate New Concord

and Cruise-In to be held presents Tony Hagood

September 26 Quartet SUBMITTED

BY LYNETTE DOTSON | THE BUZZ

Lynette Dotson [FILE PHOTO] Tony Hagood Quartet Submtted

The much-anticipated annual Fall display, and Mike Wiley’s Military The Celebrate New Concord (CNC) versatility, feel, and deep musical in-
Fly-In and Cruise-In hosted by EAA display. Entertainment such as the summer outdoor concert series pres- stinct.
Vintage Chapter 22 will take place at Dancing Divas (performing at 1:00 ents their final concert of the 2026 Inspired by Parisian Hot Club tradi-
the Zanesville Municipal Airport, 850 p.m.) and The Schubach Big Band, season, Tony Hagood Quartet, on tions and modern reinterpretations,
Airport Road, Zanesville, on Septem- performing hits from the 40s and Tuesday, Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. in Village the program blends familiar melo-
ber 26 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 50s (2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in Hangar 5), Park, 2 West Main Street. dies with fresh arrangements cre-
The event is open to all ages for and tunes from a 1917 Wurlitzer Or- This 7 p.m. concert, Hot Club Jazz ated specifically for Celebrate New
the cost of a donation. There will be gan are all planned for the event. Manouche with Tony Hagood’s Quar- Concord Concert Series!
a wide variety of vehicles cruising in A breakfast of pancakes, sausage, tet du Hot Club Nouveau, brings to- All Celebrate New Concord con-
and parking for the day, as well as and eggs will be available in the gether four musicians whose careers certs are held at Village Park, 2 West
various airplanes landing at the air- morning, and hamburgers, hot dogs, bridge international stages, deep Main Street, and admission is free.
port for the event. and brats will be served for lunch. jazz traditions, and the Ohio music Bring your family, friends, and your
Participants can enter their vehi- Both meals will be available for pur- community. favorite folding chair and enjoy the
cles (motorcycles also welcome). chase. Donuts (in the morning), ice Violinist Arkadiy Gips, channeling last concert of the summer. Come
Awards, including the coveted Peo- cream, and lemon shake-ups will the spirit of the great Stéphane Grap- early and enjoy the New Concord
ple’s Choice award, will be present- also be sold. pelli, studied at the Conservatory in Farmers Market from 5-8 p.m., locat-
ed, and dash plaques will be given to A rain date is set for September Kyiv and later toured internationally ed in the Village Hall parking lot.
all vehicles. Discount fuel and dash 27. with Madonna, bringing a distinctive To further support CNC, follow us
plaques will be available to attend- For more information, follow EAA voice shaped by classical training on Facebook at https://www.face-
ing aircraft. Registration runs from Vintage Chapter 22 on Facebook. and wide-ranging performance expe- book.com/CelebrateNewConcord/
9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Awards will be at rience. or donate to our mission to continue
2:00 p.m. Tony Hagood, a fixture in the Cen- bringing these free concert experi-
Back again this year will be he- tral Ohio jazz scene as a performer, ences to New Concord. Donations to
licopter rides by Havens Aviation educator, business owner, and con- support Celebrate New Concord can
($65/person) and cockpit biplane cert curator, anchors the group with be made by check payable to “Cele-
rides by Goodfolk & O’Tyme Biplane melodic and harmonic depth and an brate New Concord” c/o Village Hall,
Rides ($80/person). unmistakable groove. 2 W Main St, New Concord, 43762,
Inside the hangars, there will be a Guitarist Tom fills the Django Re- or by credit card at the Musking-
model airplane display by the ZARKs inhardt role with rhythmic drive and um County Community Foundation
and the FORKs, a model railroad Lynette Dotson [FILE PHOTO] expressive flair, drawing from swing, website: https://www.mccf.org/
jazz manouche, and modern styles. Community-Foundation/Funds/De-
Bassist George DeLancey rounds tails/358/Celebrate-New-Concord-
New Physician Joins Genesis out the quartet, playing with such Pass-thru-Fund
great musicians as Wynton Marsa-
Digestive Disease Specialists lis, Bria Skonberg, Cécile McLorin
Salvant, and Peter Bernstein, with

SUBMITTED

Genesis HealthCare System wel- fellowship at the University of Texas
comes Bandhul Hans, M.D., gastroen- Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas.
terologist, to Genesis Digestive Dis- He completed his internal medicine
ease Specialists. Dr. Hans completed residency at Allegheny General Hos-
his gastroenterology and hepatology pital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and
previously worked at the All India In-
stitute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS),
New Delhi, India. Dr. Hans earned
his medical degree from the Armed
Forces Medical College (AFMC) in
Pune, India. He is board certified by
the American Board of Internal Med-
icine and is an active member of the
American Gastroenterological Asso-
ciation and the American Society for
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. Dr. Hans
looks forward to providing high-quali-
ty, patient-centered gastroenterolog-
ical care as part of the Genesis Med-
ical Group team.
Dr. Hans is accepting new patients
by physician referral at the Genesis
Digestive Disease Specialists office
at 999 Garden Road, Zanesville.
His office number is 740-454-8193.
More information can be found at
genesishcs.org by searching for Dr.
Hans under Find Doctors.
Bandhul Hans, M.D. Submitted

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