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1 month ago | kj97.iheart.com | Kelly Fisher

Photo: Getty ImagesJennifer Vickery Smith has hosted dozens of guests on her podcast to share sweet stories about their children — who happen to be “your favorite entertainers.”Mothers of beloved country stars — including Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini, Lauren Alaina, Hillary Scott, Luke Bryan and many more — have met with Vickery Smith on episodes of Got It From My Momma. Together, they “chat about family, fame, and faith with the mommas of your favorite entertainers, artists, and athletes.

2 months ago | kj97.iheart.com | Kelly Fisher

Photo: Eric Ryan AndersonLainey Wilson is paying tribute to her signature country flare with National Bell Bottoms Day approaching on Saturday (April 5). The reigning Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year kicked off the weekend with the release of her bar anthem, “Bell Bottoms Up.” Wilson teamed up with her band to write the energetic anthem, and recorded it at historic Abbey Roads Studio in London, notes a press release issued Friday morning (April 4).

2 months ago | kj97.iheart.com | Kelly Fisher

Photo: Getty ImagesLuke Combs stirred anticipation for the next chapter of his career on Wednesday evening (March 27). The powerhouse singer-songwriter, who recently received his star on the Music City Walk of Fame, shared a statement on his Instagram story as he begins work on his next record. Combs wrote: “I’ve been spending the last couple of weeks working on what my next record looks like and as it begins to take shape I can honestly say I’ve never felt better about one at this stage.

2 months ago | kj97.iheart.com | Morgan Huelsman

Amy celebrated her birthday the other day, and Lunchbox also wanted to celebrate her birthday. The other day he texted her asking for her zip code. She didn't know what it was about, but sent it to him anyways. When she was leaving work recently, he stopped her and gave her a really big box. Before she was even able to open it, he started telling her what it is.

2 months ago | kj97.iheart.com | Morgan Huelsman

There's no shortage of scam alerts happening in today's world. Bobby Bones shared two new scams that have been popping up lately. One scam has to do with targeting pet owners who have lost their beloved pet. Scammers will find people looking for their pets on social media pages or on things like PawBoost and reach out saying they have their pet. They will claim they took them to the vet and spent money, so the person has to pay them first before reuniting with their pet.