Murder Mystery Dinner at the Pub a redneck whodunit with a twist

Article from the Copper Gazette

On Saturday night August 18, 2012 the Sports Pub hosted yet another murder mystery dinner, this time it was a honky tonk homicide or a redneck murder mystery. The goal of the evening, besides to have fun, was to try to figure out just which resident or passer by of Copper's own Bubba's Bar could have the means, motive and opportunity to kill Bubba!

The cast included questionable Carny Folk,  Rowdy Lawless a bad girl biker, Reverend Jim Bob Eternity preachin' loud to cover his mistakes, Crystalline Daniels the promiscuous bar maid, Twyla Fleetwood the trailer park queen, Mary Kay Eternity the reverend's wife hiding a dirty dark secret, Dusty Diamond a Nashville singer hopeful with a hidden love, and Sheriff Sissy Wesson the law in these parts with a penchant for bad boys and handcuffs. All had reason to want Bubba gone, but only one was bold enough to pull the trigger.

If you missed this mystery dinner, the Sports Pub will be hosting another one in February, and this one...if it doesn't kill you it may just break your heart.

 Ken and Annie Osteen as the Carney Folk

 Jimmy and Corky Valencia as Reverend Jim Bob Eternity and Twyla Fleetwood

 Charity Maness as Sheriff Sissy Wesson and Stacey Nolan as bad girl Rowdy Lawless

 Iris Larson as Mary Kay Eternity

Tori Malforte as Crystalline Daniels pictured with her husband Josh.

For more pictures of the Redneck Murder Mystery CLICK HERE

Beach Cowboys LIVE at the Pub 8-10-12

Friday August 10, 2012 8:30 pm, the Sports Pub is hosting a return performance by the Beach Cowboys. If you missed them the first time, don't miss this one. Their horn section rocks.They have played with many top name performers. Great music and dancing, again NO COVER CHARGE. 
For more band info CLICK HERE 

Comedy Night July 13, 2012

Combat Veteran Motorcycle Association visits the Sports Pub supports local VFW

Combat Veteran Motocycle Association thunders into Copper 

Article from the Copper Gazette

The Combat Veteran Motorcycle Association (CVMA) Ca-33-2,a non-profit Association of Combat Veterans from all branches of the United States Armed Forces thundered into Copperopolis on Sunday afternoon (6-24-12) to visit the Sports Pub and show their support for the newly formed Copperopolis VFW Post 12118. 

Dining on spaghetti and meatballs served by the Post 12118 Ladies Auxiliary, the veterans joked, laughed and shared a strong camaraderie almost instantly with the combat veterans of the Copper VFW Post. The CVMA riders mirrored the Copperopolis Post members, with combat veterans representing WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan Wars. 

The CVMA mission is 'to support and defend those who have defended our country and our freedoms.' On Sunday's ride they held true to their mission statement, purchasing lunch, making donations and raising much needed funds for the fledgling Copper VFW Post.

Commander Al Gilbert thanked them for their support, as did most all veterans and supporters present. 

Author Charity Maness was on site to autograph copies of her book "It's Lonely Here in Hell" Love Letters from Nam. 

For more pictures CLICK HERE

For more information on the Northern California CVMA  33-2 visit http://www.cvma33-2.com/

Hills Brothers Band LIVE 6-23-12