Dixonville Chicks prove that women can power a blues-rock band

Ryan Imondi
The News-Review

The Dixonville Chicks are Marian Howe, left, Jean Stancliff, A.J., Kay Anderson and Coleen Roberts. The group enjoys delivering blues and rock covers across Douglas County.

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The Dixonville Chicks are Marian Howe, left, Jean Stancliff, A.J., Kay Anderson and Coleen Roberts. The group enjoys delivering blues and rock covers across Douglas County.

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Dixonville Chicks prove that women can power a blues-rock band

Ryan ImondiThe News-Review

Dixonville Chicks prove that women can power a blues-rock band

Ryan Imondi
The News-Review