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The week is almost over, and it time to start planning your weekend. And just like every week we did the work for you so you don't have to search high and low for things to do. This weekend officially marks the first weekend of fall, so why not go out and have a good time to celebrate and say goodbye to this scorching summer?

Country for our Country is upon us, it all goes down this Saturday at Villa Di Felicita in Tyler.  This concert is an opportunity for us as East Texans to help our local wounded warriors -- the fighting men and women from right here in East Texas that have sacrificed for us. I was happy to welcome committee members: Deputy Commander of The Texas Army National Guard General ‘Red’ Brown, title s

Recently on Radio Texas Live I was proud to welcome Country For Our Country committee members: Deputy Commander of The Texas Army National Guard General 'Red' Brown, title sponsor of the event Tyler Ford's David Irwin and local wounded warrior and hero Andy Burnett for The Country For Our Country Edition of Radio Texas Live, check out their time on the show right here.  And be sure to listen to KN

Join KNUE Saturday, September 24th for this year's 'Country For Country' benefit concert. The event is set at the beautiful Villa Di Felicita in Tyler and the proceeds benefit East Texas Wounded Warriors! Founder Mary Pennington had a dream to help East Texas veterans  start a new life when they returned home from serving their country.  Whether that meant helping with everyday bills, medical bill

Last week on Radio Texas Live I was proud to welcome Country For Our Country committee members: Deputy Commander of The Texas Army National Guard General ‘Red’ Brown, title sponsor of the event Tyler Ford‘s David Irwin and local wounded warrior and hero Andy Burnett.  To hear the first three segments of our interview click here.

Country for our Country returns to Vila Di Felicita in Tyler on September 24, 2011.  The local, annual event was started in 2009 by a group of local business owners with the help of Deputy Commander of The Texas Army National Guard, General "Red" Brown and many other local community and business members. The goal of Country for our Country is to raise support for East Texas wounded warr

The Boot took to the CMT Music Awards red carpet to ask your favorite country stars, "What's the stupidest question you've ever been asked in an interview?" Watch some of the hilarious answers from the The Band Perry, Sara Evans, Scotty McCreery, Gretchen Wilson, Jake Owen and more.

This Wednesday it's the much anticipated 'CMT Music Awards' on CMT and cmt.com This year there are Five big contenders for the 'Female Video of the Year'. Sara Evans 'A Little Bit Stronger,'  Carrie Underwood 'Undo It,'  Miranda Lambert' The House That Built Me,'  Reba McEntire 'Turn On The Radio' and  Taylor Swift 'Mine.' Which one will take home the prize? My pick is Miranada Lambert! Check out

After defeating Scotty McCreery's new song by a 56-44% margin, Sara Evans is set to defend her Daily Duel title against the new song from Kellie Pickler. Take a listen to both songs after the jump.

Lady Antebellum defeated the new song from Jerrod Niemann by a 65-35 percent margin, so that means that Lady A's 'Just A Kiss' enters the Daily Duel Hall of Fame and is retired from competition. That means we have two new challengers - Sara Evans and Randy Owens. Give both songs a listen after the jump.

This won’t be the first time Sara Evans has appeared on  ' Dancing With The Stars.' Sara competed on the show in 2006. According to Taste of Country, Sara was actually the first country singer to be on 'Dancing With The Stars.'  This time around, Sara will be singing her country hit 'A Little Bit Stronger.'  Check out more after the jump!

CMT.com reports that Sara Evans' "A Little Bit Stronger" and Jason Aldean's My Kinda Party are hanging on to the No. 1 position on Billboard's country songs and country albums charts. The No. 2 through No. 5 songs are Miranda Lambert's "Heart Like Mine," Brad Paisley's "Old Alabama" (featuring Alabama), Rascal Flatts' "I Won't Let Go" and Chesney's "L