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Around the time most honky-tonk bartenders are headed home for the night, Tyler Mahan Coe shuffles toward his book-strewn office in the East Nashville apartment he shares with his girlfriend

Music’s best podcast stars a self-taught know-it-all talking about George Jones. For 30 hours [Los Angeles Times] Around the time most honky-tonk bartenders are headed home for the night, Tyler Mahan Coe shuffles toward his book-strewn office in the East Nashville apartment he shares with his girlfriend and records “Cocaine & Rhinestones,” his fiercely told, relentlessly researched podcast on the history of country music. “About 1:30 a.m. is when all the neighbors get quiet and cars stop driving by outside, and about 5:30 or 6 is when the birds outside start making noise,” Coe said...

1 of 4 Flora Farms budtender Annie Fillpot (right) assists Valerie Mattingly on the first day of medical marijuana sales on Thursday in Neosho. Globe | Laurie Sisk General manager Shelly Morrow instructs first-day customers in the waiting room at Flora Farms on Thursday. Globe | Laurie Sisk Customers wait Thursday morning outside Flora Farms in Neosho as the store prepares to open for its first day of sales of medical marijuana products. Globe | Laurie Sisk Budtender Stalena Elsten (left) and assistant manager Lisa Fay assist customers on Thursday during opening day at...

As COVID-19 infections continue to spike in Denton County, professional Santa Clauses in the area say they are changing the way they do their Christmastime gig. Most professional Santas belong to a demographic that is vulnerable to contracting the coronavirus and suffering its more harrowing symptoms. They are men over the age of 60. And the Santa Claus gig? It’s not known for social distancing. “It is so fun,” said Denton resident Mark Mosley, also known as The Singing Santa. “It’s the best job there is.” Mosley shares the gig with his wife, Debbie, who occasion...