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01/10/2026

http://yesradioworks.com/entries/local-news/camden-police-incident-reports-december-january

01/09/2026

One of the last surviving regulars on TV’s Gunsmoke died on December 18 at the age of 83.

The character of Thad Greenwood and his successor, Newly O’Brien (played by Buck Taylor) were part-time deputies. (Newly was the town gunsmith.) Ken Curtis’s Festus Haggen became a full-time deputy during the 1964-65 season (the character first appeared in one 1962 episode before becoming a regular in early 1964). Dennis Weaver’s Chester Goode was never a deputy; he merely served as a personal assistant/right hand man to Matt Dillon (James Arness).

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/roger-ewing-dead-gunsmoke-thad-greenwood-1236468520/s

He was a regular on the legendary CBS Western for two seasons, bridging the gap between characters played by Burt Reynolds and Buck Taylor.

01/09/2026

THE CITY OF CAMDEN BOARD OF ALDERMEN TO MEET

STATE CAPITOL WEEK IN REVIEW FROM SENATOR MATT STONE

SECRETARY OF STATE COLE JESTER IDENTIFIES OVER 1,000 DUPLICATE VOTER REGISTRATIONS THROUGH ONE STATE, ONE VOTE INITIATIVE

COTTON INTRODUCES BILL TO LOWER ENERGY COSTS FOR ARKANSANS
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01/09/2026

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/crosby-and-ellington--69281851

Fast facts about music icons Bing Crosby and Duke Ellington, one of the former's many collaborators.

01/09/2026

Pryce Robertson here for Y95's Trivia Tracks. Today's topic: Some amazing facts about Bing Crosby and Duke Ellington, who worked together several times throughout their careers, including Crosby's iconic 1932 recording of “St. Louis Blues” with Ellington's orchestra. If you missed today's segment, be sure to listen Monday at 6:45 AM. You can also check out the Trivia Tracks podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Goodpods, and other platforms.

01/09/2026

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01/09/2026

Happy Quitter's Day! The second Friday in January is when people are most likely to throw in the towel on their New Year's resolutions.





If you've already started slipping on yours, the internet has a solution: Punch cards. Yeah, like the loyalty cards you'd get in a sandwich or pizza shop.
The idea is simple: Instead of vague resolutions like "work out more" or "scroll less," you make actual punch cards tied to specific habits you want to keep this year.
And each time you complete the habit . . . like hitting the gym, cooking at home, or skipping a late-night doomscrolling session . . . you punch, stamp, or check off a square.
Once your card is full, you reward yourself with a small treat. So what's on your 2026 punch card?

01/09/2026

ON THIS DAY IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY

Selected days in history on this Finish Line Friday.

1941: Roy Head was born in Three Rivers, TX. He is best known for his 1965 hit "Treat Her Right", recorded with his group, The Traits. He later segued into country music, charting several hits over a ten-year period. Roy Headed for his heavenly home on September 21, 2020. The 79-year-old singer had suffered a fatal heart attack.

1950: Hank Williams recorded "Long Gone Lonesome Blues", "Why Don't You Love Me" and "My Son Calls Another Man Daddy" during sessions at Castle Studios in Nashville.

1951: Brenda Gail Webb, better known as Crystal Gayle, was born in Paintsville, KY. The younger sister of Loretta Lynn, Gayle would become a major star in her own right, accumulating 18 No. 1 hits.

1960: Patsy Cline joined the Grand Ole Opry.

1968: Loretta Lynn recorded "Fist City", which soon became a smash hit (pardon the pun).

1969: Glen Campbell recorded "Galveston" at Capitol Records' Hollywood studios.

1979: Willie and Family Live, Willie Nelson's double live album, was at the top of the country album chart. Recorded live at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe, Nevada in April of 1978 at the height of Willie madness, the album features Emmylou Harris and Johnny Paycheck on some of the songs.

1982: Following a recommendation from the Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce in Hendersonville, Tennessee, the City Commission dedicated Highway 31, known locally as Gallatin Road, as the Johnny Cash Parkway. A ceremony was later held in the parking lot at the House of Cash.

2000: Shania Twain won a People's Choice Award for Favorite Female Musical Performer.

2012: Miranda Lambert released "Over You", the second single from her album, Four the Record. Written by Lambert and her then-husband Blake Shelton, the song peaked at #1 on the Hot Country Songs chart.

2013: Taylor Swift topped the country album chart with Red, which sold approximately 1.89 million copies.

2017: Rascal Flatts released "Yours If You Want It", the lead-off single from their tenth album, Back to Us. The song would become their 14th No. 1 hit.

01/08/2026

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/tv-thursday-charles-osgood--69281830

The radio and TV commentator is best known for his long stint as host of CBS News Sunday Morning, succeeding original host Charles Kuralt in 1994.

01/08/2026

https://www.tmz.com/2026/01/07/patrick-swayze-brother-sean-dead/

Sean Swayze, the younger brother of late Hollywood legend Patrick Swayze, has died ... TMZ has learned.