We might never know whether the more than 60,000 people who voted for Kanye West did so as a protest to front-runners Joe Biden and Donald Trump, or if they were just having some fun - or if they sincerely liked his pro-religion, pro-environment and pro-education platform.
Heaters and other weatherization equipment in short supply
The weekend of Oct. 9 not only provided a glimmer of hope that we might be opening back up when it comes to entertainment events in the area, it gave us a look at what things might look like, at least for the foreseeable future.
Like a lot of artists, Scott and Todd Smith of Smith & Wesley were all set to release a new album and begin the process of promoting it via travel, live shows, interviews and radio airplay back in the spring when the coronavirus pandemic hit.
When Edward Wickley closed his popular Flaming Rooster restaurant, he didn't have a new location in mind.
SoundCorps to distribute $100,000 to music industry folks hurt by pandemic
Since forming almost a decade ago, Strung Like a Horse has built a reputation for surprising people, either with their talent, humor, sense of "why not?" or combination of the three.
New Dismembered Tennesseans, No Big Deal to perform
New facility offers opportunity for patrons to name everyday objects after themselves or a loved one
As a songwriter, EG Kight knows that some lyrics just write themselves.
