In 1983, Conway Twitty had a big hit with a song that was actually a cover of a song The Commodores released first.

Both bona fide country music celebrities in their own right by the early 1970s, Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty decided to combine their star power and form one of the most powerful duos that the genre ...

Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn rated as arguably the most successful duo in country music history. Classics included five number one singles including 1971’s “After the Fire is Gone” and 1973’s ...

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Bernadette Corona Flowers, of Campbell, Ohio, passed away peacefully Tuesday, August 25, 2026, surrounded by the love of her ...

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On July 4, 2026 I lost my husband, confidant, best friend and the sweetest boy ever,” she wrote. “Brian was Dad to Ryan, Jessica, and Amanda. He was Papa to Cooper, Eleanor ...

Marie Smithee Edmondson celebrated her 100th birthday at the end of August. She shared memories of her childhood in rural ...

Sponcia received a $100 cash prize and an engraved plaque for her efforts. Meanwhile, a 1,494-pound pumpkin grown by Mike Fields in Fall Branch is on display in the Farm & Home on the fairgrounds.

Conway Twitty started his music career as a pop hitmaker before he found his full voice, and 40 No. 1s, in country.

Before George Strait took over the record books, another country legend had an unprecedented run at the top.