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Fake news. If you haven’t watched ABC’s new show 9-1-1: Nashville, you’re missing out on the best worst shows you’ll ever see. It’s completely corny and unrealistic, with outlandish scenarios like a kid getting carried away by a kite at Nashville’s Centennial Park, but it’s so bad that it’s almost a must-watch. The show also features some stars from the country music world. Aside from guest appearances from artists like Kane Brown, 9-1-1: Nashville stars LeAnn Rimes as Dixie Bennings, the mother […]

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Kamara Thomas lives in a comfortable hippie house with guitars lining the walls in an older, wooded Durham neighborhood. She and an affectionate, tiny dog greet me at the door and welcome me inside. Thomas takes mochi from the freezer and leads me out to the picnic table in her

Kenny Chesney is opening up a lot these days about himself. He’s promoting his buzzy new memoir, HEART LIFE MUSIC. Per Country Now, the beloved leader of No Shoes Nation stopped in Nashville and talked frankly about his life and career. Amazingly, there was a time, Chesney said, when he was tempted to pivot away […]

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Remembering their late friend and colleague. On November 6, an LG&E line technician tragically passed away in an accident while working on a reconductor power line. The accident took place in Oldham County, Kentucky, leaving the late lineman Kyle Ferree’s family wanting answers to how this accident occurred. “We lost today a friend and co-worker who was an LG&E line technician, fatally injured while working to reconductor a power line. This is a tragic loss for our entire LG&E and […]

The post Kentucky Linemen Hold Emotional “Last Call” Ceremony For Colleague, Kyle Ferree, Who Was Tragically Killed On The Job: “God Gained A Good Lineman Today” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.