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He says a committee has been tasked with coming up for a name for the newest city park between the Viaduct and Crooked Pint which I have affectionately called (Google Maps uses it too) Hammond Anderson Park. Hopefully by spring the bathroom, picnic shelter building will be constructed. Penansky also talks about the timeline for completion of Fleckenstein Bluffs Park. The huge blow-up Santa and Christmas Tree will remain in place near the historic Band Shell in Central Park. Vincent told us not to limit the number of trees which tells us there is still a great need out there to make some people's holidays brighter."

There is plenty of room in Central Park for the activity to grow and Penansky believes it probably will continue to grow. "I've got so much music actually recorded - not done, but started - that my first step is to be like, 'All right, what's the body of work gonna be like put together,' and then I'll finish the music.The Faribault Parks and Recreation Director says with the more than doubling of trees they had to bring in a large power board like they do for Heritage Days so lights could be lit on all the trees. "I'm gonna specifically dive in the first of the year, start pulling it together and see what the album's gonna consist of," he hints. You only get to do this one time."Īs for that next album that he hinted at? Brice says he's always got new music up his sleeve, and those plans will formalize after the new year. "So I'm not gonna be afraid or apologize for singing the music that I love, even if it is a little different than normal quote country radio or country music.

"It's me wanting to be who I am, and all the reaches of me," he reflects. Growing up with a diverse array of musical influences, Brice knows that country music is at his heart, but there are a whole lot of other kinds of music that play into his signature style, too. That's not just experimentation for the sake of experimentation.

"And I'm gonna continue to, in a big way, even for the stuff I have planned to go record for the next record. I've always wanted to push the envelope on the next song, on the next record, on the next. Though the song is a new musical direction for Brice, it's not that much a stretch, he adds - particularly when you consider his history of putting out songs that aren't like anything he's ever done before.