Yearly Archives: 2026

The years and years of relentless “tourons” has finally led one Yellowstone National Park photographer to call for extreme change. Safe to say that people who visit national parks and other outdoor sites from… let’s just say more urban areas,  generally have no idea how to interact with wild animals. Here’s a clue for those that aren’t sure how to act around wildlife – you interact with them by not interacting with them at all. The National Park Service advises […]

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A 38-year-old man enjoying his family reunion on the California coastline has died after being found unresponsive on the beach.

The post Family Reunion Ends in Tragedy After Missing Swimmer, 38, Is Found Unresponsive appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Several major banks in America are reportedly scrambling after unauthorized AI Agents possibly set loose by customers run amok.

The post America’s Biggest Banks Sound Alarm Over Unauthorized AI Agents Accessing Customer Accounts appeared first on Wide Open Country.

One thing that distinguishes country music stars is their to-the-bone authenticity. No matter how wealthy and successful they are, they remain remarkably down-to-earth and relatable. And they are often humble. Many of them have been candid about their epic struggles on the way to the top. Being popular and famous is not something they take […]

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The presentation would start and finish off strong, had some really touching moments in the form of both performances and oral remembrances worth remarking on and revisiting, yet meandered at times in the middle portions.

The post An Honest Review of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” Tribute first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Josh Rouse Museums and Women I’ve been a fan of Josh Rouse‘s work since he released his debut album, Dressed Up Like Nebraska in 1998. Since then, I’ve looked forward to every new release like a kid does Christmas. Speaking of Christmas his holiday album from a couple years ago is a modern classic. That […]

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Lyal Strickland – Shooter of Truth This is Lyal Strickland’s first full album in 10 years & within that time he documented a fully lived life in song. It’s a personal set that led to a new kind of clarity. Nothing is embellished, decorated, since all the trials & tribulations are on the table. Face-up. […]

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More than a few records have come together owing to the catharsis of writing about a broken relationship. LA’s Abby Posner raised that whole concept up a notch with her new album Rest And Rise. Taking an idea from a podcast about the 3 stages of grief, Posner organized the tracks like a vinyl release. […]

“I’m gonna walk away from a bad day,” Rayland Baxter sings on the aptly titled “Real Bad Rut” off his first new record in four years, True Violet. And in many ways, that is just what he did, going off the grid to cope

The Felice Brothers have been called rootsy, ragged, and raucous since they descended from the Catskills to become scruffy New York City buskers. Two decades into their career, they have earned another descriptor — influential.

A new tribute album, Felice County Fair: A Celebration of The Felice Brothers, illustrates just