‘Harry Potter’ fans called in droves to get the construction project stopped – the project manager received “hundreds of calls”.
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The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announced their 2026 class today, with Taylor Swift setting a record by officially becoming the youngest person ever inducted. Swift was the inductee selected from the Songwriter/Artists category, where she was nominated alongside Miranda Lambert, Chris Stapleton and Phil Vassar. The pop superstar moved to Nashville at a young age and eventually signed with Big Machine Records in 2005 to release her self-titled debut album in 2006. While Swift has shifted towards pop after […]
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After stringing together plenty of high finishes, including more than a dozen top tens, but constantly coming up short of the ultimate prize, Justin Lucas went a grueling 6 years between wins. But as it turns out, all he needed to do to break the curse was head back to the exact body of water where he secured his last national title… Lake Erie. Lucas’ last victory came in 2020, where he managed to edge out Jacob Wheeler by a […]
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‘Rattlin’ Bones’ showcases Bronwyn’s lyrical ingenuity and her instrumental innovativeness, and the tight harmonies and instrumentals transport us on every song. It’s one of the best albums of the year so far.
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The Mammals Have an Unpopular Idea: We All Need to Touch More Grass The Mammals at Elk Creek Café, Millheim, Pennsylvania – August 8, 2026 Any way you drive into Millheim, Pennsylvania, you will pass through the familiar political landscape of rural America. Front yards double as billboards for conservative causes, faded presidential signs, placards […]
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It’s most certainly a bold work of recorded music. It’s the kind of album that’s like catnip for critics and awards organizations. But it’s also a monogenre blob of influences trying to be all things to all people, while taking a formulaic approach.
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While West Virginia flies under the radar for most people for most things, it is known around the world for its traditional roots music. This week’s column highlights Gerry Milnes, the 2026 recipient of the National Endowment of the Arts Bess Lomax Hawes National Heritage Fellowship. Established in
David Haerle “Carolyn” Americana Highways presents the premiere of David Haerle’s song “Carolyn” from his forthcoming album, which is set for release on Edendale Records. It was mixed by Geoff Neal; engineered by John Patent (first engineer) and Geoff Neal (second engineer) with pre-production and additional tracking and editing by Jose Salazar and Brian Kabler. […]
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Sean Burns and Lost Country “Tables and Chairs” Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Sean Burns’ song “Tables and Chairs” from his forthcoming album Sean Burns and Lost Country sing “Better Off In Time” and Other Songs for the Dance Floor. The album was produced by Skinny Dyck, Sean Burns and Scott Franchuk; and […]
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