ABC/Image Group LAAs he gears up for his one-night-only, nationwide drive-in concert event this Saturday, Garth Brooks is hoping that as many fans as possible find a spot at their local drive-in theaters to watch. Though some theaters are selling out, ...
Kevin Winter/Getty ImagesABC Audio has confirmed that The Dixie Chicks have officially dropped the “Dixie” from their name, moving forward simply as The Chicks. The country trio marked the change by releasing a timely new song, “Marc...
Ellen Von UnwerthWhen it rains, it pours for Miranda Lambert. As the superstar’s current single, “Bluebird,” rises to the top five at country radio, she’s also celebrating milestones with two older songs. This week, Miranda n...
A long time pillar of the Manhattan community, Bill Stolzer, passed away Saturday. Stolzer was 86. The Kansas City native married Eleanor Griffith in 1957 after meeting as students at K-State. He served in the US Air Force in England, and then returned to Manhattan where he followed his father and father-in-law, T.J. Griffith, into [...]
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Jim WrightAmid continued concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Luke Bryan is the latest country artist to shelve his tour plans entirely until 2021. The singer announced this week that he’s delaying his Proud to Be Right Here Tour, which ...
A Manhattan doctor has had his medical license temporarily suspended, after a state regulator said letting him practice would cause danger to the public. According to the Kansas Board of Healing Arts, an emergency order went into effect Wednesday, suspending the license of Dr. Kenneth Fischer, owner of the Plastic Surgery Clinic in Manhattan. A [...]
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Aggieville business owners are doing more to limit the spread of COVID-19. Video online surfaced over the weekend, showing large gatherings in a number of Aggieville bars. That led the Riley County Health Department to enforce decreased occupancy rates in bars and restaurants, now 75 percent of their posted capacity. It also requires screening of [...]
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ABC/Eric GebhartThursday morning, fans will finally get to hear "Stick That in Your Country Song," the single Eric Church says is about "real people, real lives, real places... from the front line to the food line." The Chief adds "it a...
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockCaylee Hammack is releasing her debut album, If It Wasn't For You, on August 14. The 13-track project features collaborations with Reba McEntire on "Redhead" and Ashley McBryde and&n...
Health officials Wednesday officially designated COVID-19 outbreaks centered around Aggieville and Kansas State University. Riley County health officials updated the public via Facebook Live, saying the designation was made that morning in collaboration with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The county reported 24 new positive cases since Monday and 51 since Friday the [...]
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