Suppose Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks had never made that comment about then-President George W. Bush in 2003. Despite the great music they had been giving country radio the previous five years, that remark all but torpedoed their career.
Every time I log into facebook, I immediately check the Prayers For Lane Goodwin page. This family has touched so many hearts and mine is one of those affected by their story.
"Thumbs Up For Lane" has really taken over the country music scene, as well as several NASCAR drivers, actors, local/regional celebrities and so many others
The 2012 General Election is just around the corner - and time is running out for you to register to vote in Henderson and Owensboro.
Ah, social media...you can't live with it and you can't shoot it. Since Facebook made the world a much smaller place about six or so years ago, we've all come closer together, whether we want to or not.
The topic of gay marriage is everywhere these days. From Washington to Tinseltown, but one place I wasn't expecting to hear anything about it is from Nashville. I was wrong...
Carrie Underwood recently did an interview with Britain's The Independant newspaper and expressed her views toward the highly-debated topic.
Yes, Christmas is less than a week away. WHAT?!? Aside from all the present wrapping and baking, seven Republicans are hoping for a late Christmas gift in the form of a victory in the January 3rd Iowa Caucuses.
Evansville has a new mayor, and he's a Republican.
One of the corners from which some measure of support came for Hank Williams Jr. after his comments on last week's "Fox & Friends" program was Whoopi Goldberg on "The View." This morning, Hank Jr. pa
The firestorm created by Hank Williams Jr.'s comments regarding the President Barack Obama/House Speaker John Boehner golf outing earlier this week seems to have legs. ESPN is now saying they aren't just discontinuing Hank'
Hard to believe, but in recent years I had forgotten all about the big Dixie Chicks controversy back in 2003. But a couple of recent articles by writer Phyllis Stark--one about Chicks music finding its way back onto the country airwaves, the other about programmers still quite wary of playing it--stirred some memories and opened a line of thinking.
Last night was the final concert at Roberts Stadium in Evansville, Indiana with Kenny Chesney & Uncle Kracker. Roberts Stadium has been a landmark in Evansville since 1956 with visits from Presidents, Elvis Presley, WWE, monster trucks, baskeball games, rodeos, The Harlem Globetrotters, boxing, superstars like Garth Brooks was there in the 90's & WBKR played a major part Garth being there, I've seen Hank Williams Jr. numerous times at Roberts Stadium.
