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Zach Top - South Of Sanity
I've been listening to your station since i've been 13 years old, I am now 22 and living in Texas, I'd love to hear some Randy Travis or Zach Top early in the morning around 2-3 am while at work.
Elizabeth Wylie
Lee Brice - Soul
This is for my husband Steven.
Eric Whitehead
Hank Williams Jr. - Country Boy Can Survive
I love country music you guys rock
An annual summer staple, and an event near and dear to Quicksie and the Wolf, returns to Freeman Lake Park Saturday: the 30th-Annual Children’s Fair, held in partnership with the Heart of Kentucky Association of Realtors.
“There’s so much stuff to do, but what I think the most important thing is, it’s completely free,” said HKAR realtor Jenny Geist. “It’s for kids, ages one to 12 and everybody in between, because we all like free stuff, and that’s wonderful. There’s going to be all kinds of vendors that are going to be there. They’ll have games, different booths, and activities.”
The fair runs at and around the Ernie Williams Pavilion at the park from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
The Children’s Fair was the creation of Lydia Drexler and Quicksie Co-Founder Marilyn Evans. In addition to games, inflatables, balloon art, face painting, and more, the popular “Mascot Idol” will return as D.J. Tiger, Wolfie, and their area friends compete for the trophy.
“It’s completely free,” Geist said. “Just hop in your car and come on. Don’t bring anything else with you. We don’t want you to worry about money that day. Completely free, but please come join us, and let’s keep our fingers crossed for wonderful weather.”
Find the flier with more information about the Children’s Fair on the Quicksie and Wolf Facebook pages.
If you are looking for plans this Saturday evening, the Heart of Kentucky Chorus invites you to hit the road with them in celebration of America. The chorus will be performing at the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown Saturday at 7 p.m. “Our title of our show is ‘An American Journey’, and we’re singing patriotic songs,” said chorus member Jim Lever. “We’re also singing about things that happened like the […]
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