loretta lynn

Lynn is no stranger to being banned from country radio for controversial subject matter, but that's only made her music more popular.

Loretta Lynn died at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. on Tuesday morning.

Fall is right around the corner, and Tennessee is calling. Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills sounds like a perfect destination.

On Loretta Lynn's birthday, take a tour of her Van Lear homeplace in eastern Kentucky and the town where she was raised.

It's an amazing all-star lineup.

The recent PBS docuseries Country Music reminded viewers of the friendship between Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn. Their story has been dramatized in Oscar-winning film Coal Miner's Daughter. Lifetime will take on the country icons' story in Patsy & Loretta.

She's sick of all the false reports.

Keith is an eager volunteer.

Country music legend, Loretta Lynn suffered a stroke and was admitted to a Nashville hospital this week.

I envy People Magazine. They're in a position to SPEND time with Loretta Lynn and let her bend their ears with all kinds of great stories about her life and legendary career.

Who doesn't love Loretta Lynn? She's from Kentucky, she's the first lady of country, she's an icon, etc. etc. Do you remember when she popped up on prime time TV in the early 80's? Let's take a look back.

Our blue Kentucky girl, Loretta Lynn, celebrates her 82nd big day. In the 1960's she was the #1 female country artist and songwriter. This year's been big for Loretta. In November, she was presented the Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama...