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The heat of the night The McDonough County Voice If you've ever driven on an out of town trip, with your car radio on in the early evening, you may have heard the voice of Delilah. She has been described as the most listened-to woman on radio in the United States. I first began listening to Delilah's syndicated radio show while driving back and forth to Springfield once a week to take graduate courses. She provides a soothing voice and plays rock and roll romantic songs. Her publicist Aaron Crisler wrote this week that some refer to her as "the queen of sappy love songs."

Acuff fiddle finds home at Country Hall Thursday, July 1, 2021 – Country Music Hall of Fame member Roy Acuff's fiddle has been added to the museum's permanent collection thanks to a donation by Vince Gill. The fiddle was found and given to Acuff by American soldiers stationed in Germany at the end of World War II. Then a major star of the Grand Ole Opry and a best-selling Columbia recording artist, Acuff enjoyed broad appeal in country music at the time, serving as an important bridge from the stringband era to the modern era of star singers backed by bands. "Roy Acuff's prized fiddle is...

Beloved Radio Icon Purchases KDUN-AM, the Hometown Radio Station Where It All Began OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE Conduit Media REEDSPORT, Oreg. (July 1, 2021) – Delilah, the 'queen of sappy love songs' has purchased the radio station where it all began – KDUN AM in Reedsport, Oregon. The beloved radio personality made the announcement today. When Delilah was in middle school, she entered a speech contest at the school she attended in a tiny coastal hamlet, Reedsport Oregon. She won the speech contest, reciting the “Gettysburg Address” by Abraham Lincoln. It turns out, the contest wa...

(verb, French): To wager not only the money you have, but the money you don't have. " -- Bob Before the New Wave, before Godard and Truffaut and Chabrol, before Belmondo flicked the cigarette into his mouth in one smooth motion and walked the streets of Paris like a Hollywood gangster, there was Bob. "Bob le Flambeur," Bob the high-roller, Bob the Montmartre legend whose style was so cool, whose honor was so strong, whose gambling was so hopeless, that even the cops liked him. Bob with his white hair slicked back, with his black suit and tie, his trenchcoat and his Packard convertible and his...