Keith Sharon

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Keith Sharon

Services will be held Saturday for drummer Mark Laws, who was shot to death on May 25. Laws, 62, of Harrogate, Tennessee, will be honored in a ceremony at the Cawood Funeral Home Chapel in Middlesboro, Kentucky, from 1 to 3 p.m. A procession will follow the chapel service, and Laws will be buried at the Kibert Cemetery in Arthur, Tennessee, where graveside services will also be held.

1 week ago | tennessean.com | Keith Sharon

Mark Laws was a noted producer, drummer and band leader. Laws was shot May 25, and his step-son has been arrested. Drummer, producer and band leader Mark Steven Laws was shot to death May 25 in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Laws was shot twice with a 9mm handgun after a verbal altercation with Laws' stepson, Maxwell Alan Madon, according to the homicide affidavit provided by the General Sessions Court of Claiborne County.

1 week ago | dnj.com | Keith Sharon

Drummer, producer and band leader Mark Steven Laws was shot to death May 25 in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Laws was shot twice with a 9mm handgun after a verbal altercation with Laws' stepson, Maxwell Alan Madon, according to the homicide affidavit provided by the General Sessions Court of Claiborne County. Officers from the Claiborne County Sheriff Department arrested Madon, 25, and charged him with criminal homicide, the affidavit said.

1 week ago | tennessean.com | Keith Sharon

Mark Laws was a noted producer, drummer and band leader. Laws was shot May 25, and his step-son has been arrested. Drummer, producer and band leader Mark Steven Laws was shot to death May 25 in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Officers from the Claiborne County Sheriff Department have arrested Laws' stepson, Maxwell Madon, 25, and charged him with criminal homicide, Claiborne County Sheriff Bob Brooks told WRIL-FM. Laws, 62, was pronounced dead at the scene, WRIL-FM reported.

1 week ago | tennessean.com | Keith Sharon

The forecast may call for movie screens instead of sunscreen. Tom Cruise can cure bad weather. It's Memorial Day weekend in Nashville, the unofficial first weekend of summer. But don't be pulling out the sunscreen just yet. The grilling may have to wait. The windshield wipers may be slapping time this weekend (to quote Kris Kristofferson). The old phone in all our pockets says it's going to rain. A LOT. All the way through Tuesday. That's an ingredient for a long Memorial Day weekend of despair.