Star-studded concert benefits Second Avenue relief efforts
NewsChannel 5 aired a two-hour music event benefiting the Second Avenue Restoration and Preservation fund following the bombing on Christmas Day.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â NewsChannel 5 aired a two-hour musical event tonight benefiting the Second Avenue Restoration and Preservation fund following the bombing on Christmas Day.
The event featured musical performances by Old Dominion, Ashley McBryde, Lee Brice and Scotty McCreery from the stage of the iconic Wildhorse Saloon on March 26. The concert also takes a look into the important role Second Avenue has played in Nashville s history and features a tribute to the heroic first responders. Nashville Mayor John Cooper and Gov. Bill Lee will make an appearance.
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Members of the RSA Target Shooting Club with junior and intermediate rifles funded by Sport Whanganui: James Gray (back left), Tayla Pryce, Harry Kibblewhite, Alex Stephens. Front row are Paul Turner (Westmere, left) and Graeme Simpson. Photo / Paul Brooks
Members of the RSA Target Shooting Club with junior and intermediate rifles funded by Sport Whanganui: James Gray (back left), Tayla Pryce, Harry Kibblewhite, Alex Stephens. Front row are Paul Turner (Westmere, left) and Graeme Simpson. Photo / Paul Brooks
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Actor and Texas Native,
Matthew McConaughey, took to Twitter on Sunday night to announce an upcoming virtual benefit to help Texans out after the recent winter storms, reported FOX 4 News.
McConaughey is working with his wife, Camila, along with their Just Keep Livin Foundation to host the benefit within the next two weeks.
McConaughey said in the video, Yes, as most of you know, my home state of Texas was just hit with the worst winter storm it s had in the last 70 years. It left a whole lot of people without power, without water, and without a whole lot of basic necessities. And while most of the power s thankfully been restored, the busted water lines from hospitals, to so many homes, has left so many Texans without the bare necessities they need to survive.