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So Lonesome I Could Die
So Lonesome I Could Die
So Lonesome I Could Die
December 31st, 1952 Hank Williams is pronounced dead at Oak Hill General Hospital in Oak Hill, West Virginia, after passing away in the back seat of a Cadillac, en route to a show in Canton, Ohio.
Wasn't A Sugar Tree
Wasn't A Sugar Tree
Wasn't A Sugar Tree
December 24th, 1973  Pam Tillis is injured in a car accident. Her face is shattered in more than 30 places, leading to multiple surgeries over the next five years.
The Little Library That Could
The Little Library That Could
The Little Library That Could
December 12th, 2003 Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, in its seventh year, donated its one-millionth book, The Little Engine That Could, to the parents of a one-year-old in Danville, Alabama.
The Opry Becomes The Opry
The Opry Becomes The Opry
The Opry Becomes The Opry
December 10th, 1927 After a couple years on the air, the radio show The WSM Barn Dance was introduced for the first time as the Grand Ole Opry and became known as the Opry from that day on.
An Opry Exodus
An Opry Exodus
An Opry Exodus
December 5th, 1956 Several artists were dismissed from the Grand Ole Opry including Ray Price, Faron Young, George Morgan (Lori's dad), Johnny Wright, Kitty Wells and Justin Tubb.
Strait Leads CMAs
Strait Leads CMAs
Strait Leads CMAs
November 12, 2008 George Strait takes home Album of the Year, for Troubadour and Single of the Year, for "I Saw God Today"; during the 42nd annual Country Music Association Awards at Nashville's Sommet Center.

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