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Isabella sentencings for Nov. 6-9 - Vimarsana News

Isabella sentencings for Nov. 6-9

Misdemeanor sentencings in Isabella County Trial Court:

Henderson County Business: Square block of commercial property changes hands - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Business: Square block of commercial property changes hands

Henderson County (Jun 4, 2021) - Four commercial buildings downtown have changed hands, including the Social Security Administration office and the former Western Carolina Auction Co. packinghouse site on South Grove Street.

Black country music singers: From DeFord Bailey to Mickey Guyton - Vimarsana News

Black country music singers: From DeFord Bailey to Mickey Guyton

4:12 pm UTC Feb. 16, 2021 Country music trailblazer Charley Pride Photo: Ricky Rogers, The Tennessean, Illustration: Brian Gray, USA TODAY Network Enable the ambient audio feature Enable the ambient audio feature This audio enhanced story is best with headphones. Turn audio on Turn audio off As the National Museum of African American Music opens its doors, journalists from the USA TODAY Network explore the stories, places and people who helped make music what it is today in our expansive series, Hallowed Sound. Intertwining Black and white communities shaped country music. Decades before Ente...

Black country music singers: From DeFord Bailey to Mickey Guyton - Vimarsana News

Black country music singers: From DeFord Bailey to Mickey Guyton

From DeFord Bailey to Mickey Guyton, these Black artist have shaped country music for nearly a century.

Charley Pride, 1934-2020 - Vimarsana News

Charley Pride, 1934-2020

Tweet Photo: Jason Kempin | Getty Images for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Charley Frank Pride was a rare commodity. Not only was he an icon with universal appeal, but his six-decade career also embodied a strong message that many to this day still don't understand. He was living proof that being true to yourself and what you love is the highest form of cultural authenticity, and that country music — as much as music of any other tradition — belongs to everyone. Pride, who died Dec. 12 at 86 of complications from COVID-19, was the first Black superstar in country music...