Trace Adkins is doing his part to uplift western Kentucky after a devastating tornado outbreak that occurred in December 2021. The singer appeared on Today on Wednesday (April 12) to announce a free show in Mayfield, Ky., called Somewhere in America: A Concert for Mayfield presented by KIOTI Tractor.
The show will take place at Mayfield High School’s CFSB War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, May 20, 2023.
The concert is named after Adkins' song "Somewhere in America," from his August 2021 album, The Way I Wanna Go.
The Burlington Police Department responded to a call Friday, December 10 at approximately 11:41 p.m., regarding reports of multiple shots in the area of Washington Street and Argyle Court.
Upon arrival, officers found a victim with a gunshot wound. The victim was transported to Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington for medical treatment, and the injuries appear to be non-life-threatening.
This is an active investigation. Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged
There are lots of household essentials for sale at a new downtown Rock Island business, The Attic, 323 18th Street.
Alderman Dave Geenen will preside over a ribbon-cutting for The Attic at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 1. The business will celebrate their grand opening this weekend. The discount retail store offers overstock, liquidated, discontinued, and returned items from online auctions offered at 30%-60% off retail prices.
Owner Joe Schulte has been selling online on Amazon and eBay for the past three years and the business really took off during COVID.
A Laurel man is facing felony charges after being accused of having sex with and underage teen girl.
Myles Wilson, 20, (Photo in For the Record) was charged with two counts of statutory rape for having sex with a 14-year-old girl at least twice in the county, Sgt. J.D. Carter of the Jones County Sheriff’s Department reported.
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Tia Torres is an American TV star of the Animal Planet popular show, ‘Pit bulls and Parolees.’ She has been on the cast of the show for 12 years since the show started in 2009.
Moreover, she is the founder of America’s largest Pitbull facility ‘Villalobos Rescue Center.’ For her contribution to rescue Pit bulls, she was featured in a popular magazine as “Most Important People’. Furthermore, Tia is a former US Army personnel and served the country for six years.
Brothers Osborne have announced the upcoming release of their fourth studio album. The sibling country duo consisting of singer TJ Osborne and guitarist and singer John Osborne will release the self-titled Brothers Osborne album on Sept. 15, 2023.
The duo accompanied the album announcement with a new song that dropped on Friday (July 14) titled "Sun Ain't Even Gone Down Yet."
"We’ve always had a lot of mystery intentionally around the things we have done, but with this album, we decided to be all in,"
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James Allison Holifield Sr., 80, of Ellisville, died at Forrest General Hospital on Thursday, March 14, 2019, after a lengthy illness.
Visitation will be Saturday, March 16, from 5-8 p.m. at Ellisville Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at Ellisville First United Methodist Church. Burial will follow in the Ellisville City Cemetery. Rev. Phillip Dearman, Rev. Glenn Martin and David McGowin will officiate. Ellisville Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
It's a very special day in Jeff Foxworthy's household: The veteran stand-up comedian celebrates his 65th birthday on Wednesday (Sept. 6).
Foxworthy's career spans back to the early '80s, and he gained notoriety for his witty, redneck-focused one-liners. He has released a series of hit comedy albums, including his classic 1993 You Might Be a Redneck If... album. He's also known for a lengthy television career, including his own the Jeff Foxworthy Show, which ran in the mid-'90s.
Austin-based country rock band Reckless Kelly are on the road to retirement — at least from touring. The band tell Rolling Stone that beginning in 2023, they will begin to reduce the number of tour dates they commit to, and they intend to retire from the road entirely come 2025.
Band members and brothers Willy and Cody Braun tell the publication that their decision stems from the desire to simply slow down after playing roughly 200 shows per year for the majority of their career.