On this day (July 29) in 1968, Johnny Cash was on a four-week run at the top of the Hot Country Songs chart with “Folsom Prison Blues.” At the time, the song was more than a decade old. He first ...

Modesto Roadsters: It’s Faith Fest Night on Friday when the Modesto Roadsters host the Yuba-Sutter Freebirds at the Modern ...

Candidates across Tennessee’s competitive U.S. House primaries are spending down campaign funds ahead of the August 6 election, Federal Election Commission filings show. In the newly drawn U.S.

The String Cheese Incident traveled to Oregon for two shows over the weekend. On Friday the group performed at the Cuthbert ...

Heather and I have just hit another anniversary. And if the past 28 years doesn’t feel like a Johnny Cash Franken-car, I ...

Johnny Knoxville doesn’t keep track of how many bones he’s broken. When asked for a number earlier this summer, he balked.

One of the greatest country songs of all time was released on this day 57 years ago. It became an instant classic.

When three Prairie Grove Junior High students set out to research Johnny Cash for the 2026 National History Day competition, they expected to tell a story about his country music.

Of all the country stars dubbed an "outlaw," Merle Haggard is easily one of the most qualified for the title. Merle rebelled ...

More than 70 Central Arkansas playwrights, directors, actors, stage managers, musicians, designers and technicians create six ...

"Let me tell you, it is a degrading, horrible experience when you realize you're losing your husband to another woman." When ...

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash were—and very much still are—beloved for their legendary musical partnership, their 35-year ...