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1 week ago | wbkr.com | Chadwick Benefield

One of the most exciting new stars in country music is heading out on tour this year and he's making a stop in Evansville. Yes! Zach Top is bringing his 2025 tour to the Ford Center in October. Zach Top has become a country music fan favorite with his throwback 90s sound. His lead off single, "Sounds Like The Radio," drew immediate comparisons and references to Alan Jackson. Speaking of Alan Jackson, there have some hilarious rumors and conspiracy theories that Alan is actually Zach's dad.

1 week ago | wbkr.com | Stephen Lenz

If you're planning to go to Nashville anytime soon and want to get a unique experience away from the city, this is one dining experience you won't forget. Nashville, Tennessee, is a place that is not short on things to do. When you go to a city like Nashville, just trying to find a place to eat can be overwhelming because there are so many options. But maybe you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the big city, this dining experience will have you sitting in the middle of a creek.

1 week ago | wbkr.com | Barb Birgy

Looking for the best deals in town this weekend? Owensboro and the surrounding Tri-State area are bursting with yard sales, garage sales, and neighborhood-wide events. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, baby clothes, tools, furniture, or even a Harley-Davidson, there's something for everyone.

1 week ago | wbkr.com | Chadwick Benefield

Wednesday was magical at The Opportunity Center of Owensboro. The center hosted the 2nd Annual We've Got Talent, Too! contest, which featured 27 contestants representing nine different community agencies that serve clients with disabilities. But what I love most about this event is that it removes the prefix "dis." We've Got Talent, Too! is a showcase of ability.

1 week ago | wbkr.com | Sterling Whitaker |Carena Liptak

Riley Green admits that he's not the biggest fan of fame. He appreciates his success, of course, but he kinda misses the way things were before he was one of the biggest names in modern country music. The "Worst Way" singer was a recent guest on Country Countdown USA and was candid about how he struggles with his celebrity status. "It’s not my favorite part of the industry," Green says.