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By Emily Lee
Apr 2, 2021
If you missed any of the major royal stories from this past week, including Queen Elizabeth's first public appearance this year and Prince William's interesting new title, here are all the biggest headlines from this past week in one place. A quick scroll will have you all caught up on everything coming out of Buckingham Palace.
Prince William Was Named World's Sexiest Bald Man
The Duke Of Cambridge Launch's Nationwide Veterans Programme
Prince William has a new title—World's Sexiest Bald Man.
A study conducted by cosmetic surgery specialists Longevita claims the Duke of Cambridge is the sexiest bald man in the world,

Wheel of Fortune lost the game on a minor technicality. The technicality occurred when the contestant, a man named David, took a shot at completing the puzzle when there were only two letters left to fill. The category was Catch of the Day and the answer consisted of four different fishes. David guessed, "sole, flounder, cod and catfish."
Unfortunately for David, this answer was incorrect because he added the word "and" to his answer. The correct answer would've been "sole, flounder, cod, catfish." The next contestant, a woman named Danielle, was then able to solve the puzzle correctly after David's mistake.

Apr 2, 2021
After just over 10 and a half years on the job, Alan Ours is no longer the County Manager of Glynn County. Ours turned in his resignation letter during the County Commission’s February 18 meeting giving the board six months notice, marking his last dayon August 27.That came to an end last night as the commission voted 5 to 2 to exercise their employment contract option and terminated Ours as of yesterday - April 1st. Commissioners Bill Brunson and Cap Fendig were the two votes against Our’s early termination. Being a personnel issue the matter was discussed in executive session before the board reconvened in open session and passed the motion. Ours’ revised contract will pay him his normal salary through his August 27 resignation date. Commission chairman Wayne Neal said, with the search process now underway, the commission believes this is the right time for a fresh start. He said they appreciate the hard work and dedication Ours gave the county over the last decade and he is leaving behind a capable and professional staff who will continue to serve the citizens of Glynn County. When he submitted his resignation in February, Ours said, “Last August I hit the 10-year mark with Glynn County, so it just gave me pause to think about the next 10 years and where I should be serving. I realized and came to the determination, after much thought and prayer, it was time for me to leave.” Assistant County Manager Kathryn Downs will serve as Acting Manager while the commission goes through the search process to replace Ours. Earlier in the meeting, the commission voted to contract with the Mercer Group Associates of Athens, Georgia to conduct the search for a new county manager.

Apr 2, 2021
Justin Moore!
We always love catching up with him and cannot wait to run out of beer together again! 🤠🍻
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So …. which artist will pop up which week? That, we’ll find out together every Thursday in April at 6:30PM on our

Mar 31, 2021
It’s been just over a year since my wife, boys and I have left town. For the past 12 months, just like most, we’ve felt like prisoners in our own home. I know many experts warn about traveling, saying it may still be too soon. While I would never want to risk my the life of any of my family, I also want them to start living again.
We’ll be smart…keep our distance from others and continuously wash our hands. But most importantly…we’re going to LIVE. Happy Easter. :)

Mar 31, 2021
One in three American families will do this for Easter -- that's about half as many as a generation ago. What is it?
ANSWER: Have an Easter egg hunt.

By Robby Stanley
Mar 17, 2021 8:53 PM
We’re past the halfway point of the NHL season for the Nashville Predators and things have not gone as planned. At 12-16-1, the Predators are a far cry from a Stanley Cup contender.
It’s not all bad. The Predators have some younger players that have been in the lineup as of late and have provided some reasons for optimism as the team moves forward. However, the main focus right now with Predators fans seems to be when —- not if — they begin to start trading off assets.
Here’s today’s edition of Stanley’s Shots:

By Robby Stanley
Feb 10, 2021 9:17 PM
Things couldn’t be going a whole lot worse for the Nashville Predators than they are right now. The team is 5-8-0 to begin the season and if not for a dramatic comeback (and a gift from Joel Quenneville and the Florida Panthers coaching staff), the Predators could be in the midst of a six-game losing streak.
As it stands, the Predators have lost five of their past six games and you can sense some frustration starting to boil over. Here’s the latest edition of Stanley’s shots.
Where is the offense going to come from?

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By Robby Stanley
Jan 18, 2021 3:30 PM
NASHVILLE — If there is one thing that has become clear in the past decade with Tennessee football, it’s that it has more twists and turns than a daytime soap opera.
The latest twist came Monday morning when it was reported that Jeremy Pruitt had been fired with cause by the University of Tennessee and that Director of Athletics Phillip Fulmer would be “retiring” at when his replacement was found.
Pruitt’s firing is not a surprise. There has been an investigation around the football program since mid-November and signs were pointing to Pruitt’s future at Tennessee being very much in jeopardy. The fact that Tennessee was able to fire him with cause and avoid paying his buyout of $12.6 million leads you to believe that whatever the “Level 1” and “Level 2” violations that have been found here are very substantial. It will be interesting to see whether or not Pruitt’s legal representatives seek payment.

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By Ryan Porth
Oct 8, 2020 3:03 PM
Last year’s NHL free agent frenzy brought Matt Duchene to Nashville. Could Taylor Hall be the next big free agent to sign with the Nashville Predators?
According to Sportsnet NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman, the Predators are expected to be players in the Taylor Hall Sweepstakes when free agency opens at 11 a.m. CT on Friday. Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic echoed those sentiments Wednesday.
The Predators cleared $8.1 million of cap space Wednesday by trading Nick Bonino to Minnesota and buying out the contract of center Kyle Turris.
“To me, this is all part of a bigger picture,” Friedman said of Wednesday’s moves during his weekly appearance with

Vegas Golden Knights star Marc-Andre Fleury had his agent remove a social media image depicting the goaltender being stabbed in the back with a sword engraved with coach Pete DeBoer's name.

ESPN will continue to air the Little League Baseball World Series as well as other events through 2030 as part of an eight-year extension.

Joel Embiid said of his future with the 76ers after Philadelphia was swept by the Celtics on Sunday, "Whatever happens, happens."

Takuma Sato won his second Indianapolis 500 after Spencer Pigot crashed exiting Turn 4 with a handful of laps remaining, forcing the race to end under caution.

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A passenger on an Air Canada Express flight taking off from Montreal on Friday filmed a wheel on the left landing gear setting off sparks as the plane rolls down the runway.

Tucker Beathard shares the new tattoo he got in honor of his late brother who recently died in a tragic stabbing.

Terry reportedly had an adverse reaction to a medication he was taking.

By Blake Taylor
Carly Pearce Drops Flirtatious New Song 'Call Me'
Carly Pearce is starting off the new year with new music. The country singer has just released a new song titled "Call Me," from her upcoming, self-titled
sophomore album due out on February 14.
"This song has the fun, sassy elements that 'Hide The Wine' has," Pearce revealed to fans in December. "I love the confidence of the girl saying, 'I want you and I'm right here, but you gotta come get me!'"
Phillip Sweet and
Emily Shackleton and
Busbee, the hit songwriter and producer who is known for his work with Maren Morris, Keith Urban and others. In September,

Where was this when I was putting together my Christmas list!?!

He sez he didn't care about nuclear disarmament back then...he was lookin' for women