Yearly Archives: 2026

Delayed yet again. The hearing that was originally scheduled for tomorrow in the lawsuit filed by the estate of Dolly Parton against her nephew, Bryan Seaver, has once again been continued, this time to allow the estate more time to file a response to his latest memorandum. In case you aren’t familiar with the ongoing lawsuit, it all started when Dolly’s longtime manager Danny Nozell, who also runs She’s Alive LLC, the company overseeing Dolly’s estate, terminated Seaver and his […]

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A recall of more than 1.5 million pounds of hot dogs, bacon, sausage, and other deli meats was announced over the weekend.

The post Over 1.5 Million Pounds of Deli Meat, Including Hot Dogs and Bacon, Are Under Recall appeared first on Wide Open Country.

There were over 120 cattle in a tractor-trailer that crashed into a car on a highway in Kansas City, Missouri, over the weekend.

The post Dozens of Cows Escape Into Downtown Kansas City After Cattle Truck Plunges Off Overpass appeared first on Wide Open Country.

When you hear about robberies, most of them involve pricey goods like art, jewelry, and of course, heaps of cash. However, a quartet of thieves allegedly decided to swipe an everyday item from an Atlanta home that we all take for granted – a refrigerator. Why in the world would anyone bother to steal something […]

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Today, we’re talking spinning reels. Last week, I started breaking down some of my favorite casting reels under $100, and today, it’s time to tackle the other side of the bass fishing spectrum… spinning setups. Just like buying a casting reel, spinning reels can be just as, if not more, overwhelming. Thanks to massive leaps in manufacturing technology over the last decade, the performance gap between “budget” and “premium” tackle has shrunk significantly. Today, you can easily find a durable, […]

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Fire up the stills. Well, maybe not quite yet, but the Supreme Court just announced a major decision that could clear the way for home distilling for the first time since the 1800s. For decades it’s been legal to make homemade wine (shoutout Creole Williams) or beer for personal consumption, as long as you’re not planning on selling it. But for the pasts 150 years, making spirits at home has been strictly off limits. The ban goes back to 1868, […]

The post The Supreme Court Might Soon Clear The Way For You To Make Moonshine In Your Home first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

The country star went into the vasectomy pep talk in front of scores of fans. People on social media loved it!

The post Country Star Turns Concert Into a Vasectomy Pep Talk: “Took One for the Team” appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Bruce Cockburn – The Blood of Others This is a beautiful album. Especially from a singer whose been around for years & is known for his own songwriting. Here, Bruce Cockburn honors the tunes that shaped the road toward his own success. 5-decades into that career he is Canada’s other epic singer-songwriter/guitarist (the other 3 […]

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Richard Thompson Hippies, Thugs and Heroes There’s something about Richard Thompson that reminds me of LeBron James. Or maybe it’s the other way around. Both have been so good for so long that we’ve almost stopped noticing just how good they remain. Every new season brings another round of stories about LeBron’s remarkable longevity, as […]

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Marty And Me lives up to the expectation presented by the country music star power in the title. It’s twangy and tasty from the very start. Granted, this is not a full-on collaborative album. But all five original songs were written by Vince and Marty.

The post Album Review – Vince Gill (and Marty Stuart) – “Marty And Me” first appeared on Saving Country Music.