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Lia Mon-Fri: 7pm-Midnight
Steve Zana Mon-Fri: 5am-10am
Blair Garner Mon-Fri: Midnight-Overnight
Laura Waluszko Region News Team
Gospel Greats With Paul Heil
Annie Fox Mon-Fri: 10am-3pm
Racing Country With Cathy M & Paul S
Jay Stevens Region News Team
New Music Nashville With Bob G & Annie G
Mike Summers Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm
25 Years of Hits With Catfish Hunter
Brent Brown Region News Team
Country Gold With Randy Owen
Mac MacLeod Saturday: 10am-2pm
Uncle Len Ellis Mon-Fri: 12:15pm & 6:15pm
My wife Colleen and I were married in 2000. Her grandmother used to own Ma Cole's dinner for all you old timers. And yes we met on the the radio. She was my first winner with Movie trivia 15 years ago. We have helped to for a new Theatre Company that raises money for charity. The Valparaiso Theatrical Company give 60% of every ticket sold back to a 501C3 charity. We have two sons and 4 grand children.
She's Country Is #1 for Jason Aldeen this day 2009
2012 Gloriana is featured on ABC-TV's "The Bachelorette" performing "(Kissed You) Good Night" as contestant Emily Maynard enjoys a first date
2008 Capitol releases Darius Rucker's first country single, "Don't Think I Don't Think About It," to radio
2002 Willie Nelson and Sheryl Crow tape an installment of "CMT Crossroads" on the Sony Pictures lot in Los Angeles. In addition to their own material, they offer a duet on the Johnny Cash & June Carter classic "Jackson"
2001 "Pearl Harbor," released by Disney's Buena Vista, premieres in Hawaii. Faith Hill opens the event by singing the national anthem. Lee Greenwood closes it with "God Bless The U.S.A."
1998 Garth Brooks' "No Fences" becomes the first country album certified for shipments of 14 million copies
1994 John Berry's "Your Love Amazes Me" goes to #1 in Billboard
1991 Tracy Lawrence signs a recording contract with Atlantic Records
1988 Kathy Mattea drives to #1 in Billboard with "Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses"
1985 Songwriter Craig Wiseman arrives in Nashville from Mississippi, sleeping in a van for his first week. He ultimately pens such hits as Kenny Chesney's "The Good Stuff," Brooks & Dunn's "Believe" and Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying"
2000 Faith Hill's "The Way You Love Me" begins a four-week ride at #1 on the Billboard country chart
2011 Darius Rucker receives an honorary doctorate and delivers the commencement speech at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston
2009 Buddy Miller receives five nominations for the Americana Honors & Awards. Julie Miller and Justin Townes Earle pick up three apiece
2006 Charlie Daniels performs the national anthem at Shea Stadium when the New York Mets baseball team hosts the cross-town Yankees. The Yanks win, 5-4
2006 Jack Ingram makes his first appearance at the top of the Billboard chart with "Wherever You Are"
2005 The Oak Ridge Boys perform the national anthem at Shea Stadium when the New York Mets host the cross-town Yankees. The Yanks win, 5-2
2004 Trace Adkins' "Rough & Ready" video premieres on CMT, with NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. in the piece
1998 Vince Gill's "If You Ever Have Forever In Mind" video debuts on CMT
1994 "Maverick" makes its theater debut, hitting #1 in its first week of release, with cameo appearances by Kathy Mattea, Hal Ketchum, Waylon Jennings, Vince Gill, Janis Gill, Carlene Carter, Reba McEntire and Clint Black
1966 Darius Rucker born in Charleston, South Carolina. The lead singer of Hootie + The Blowfish, he becomes a solo country artist in 2008, winning the Country Music Association's New Artist of the Year in 2009
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