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J.D. and his girlfriend Ronni Hicks are expecting their first child due in October. J.D. confirms if it's a boy, they will named him Maize Finnegan, and if it's a girl, they will named her Elsie Janis after the singer.

On the fourth of July, The Nelms family held a block party and there are two boys, black and white are trapped by a tree. Nick, who is white, and Dante, who is black. As it found out that Ronnie's cousin Radney was arrested. Crandon, Micah, Kyle, Drew and Tabitha saw the boys before its arrest.

In 1974, Marla went on tour in Minnesota and spent more time with singer Freddy Weller. A couple months later, the frustration of the Dallas Cowboys has decided to continue to win it. In November, Larry had a call from his uncle, saying that uncle Leonard passed away. Leonard was the bachelor at the time of his death. Larry also said about uncles Adolph and Selmer. As the Cowboys beats the Redskins, Marla had a press conference with Blaine as Larry prepared to dress his normal suit. Larry would go back to Minnesota to attend uncle Leonard's funeral the next day.

In 1976, as Maverine buys the house in Lakeville, Minnesota, she meets the neighbors Curtis and Zelda Cole. They had three children Cheryl, Lonnie and Sally. Curtis claims that his dad Albert had his brother Lewis whose grandson Larry Cole is a football star. Curtis died in 1996 and Zelda in 2012. Lonnie died in 1999.

In 1987, Crandon is the first child to graduate from the Nelms Family in High School, Ronnie is a trucker, and Rosalie is a hygienist, and Crandon's younger siblings, Micah, Kyle, Drew and Tabitha were all in school. Crandon has decided to go to Austin for a college, and he got a scholarship of playing basketball. After graduation, Crandon and his friends went to see George Strait on tour.

In Texas 1973, Marla and Larry talks about his children. The first born is a boy named Michael Anthony, born on Nov. 3, 1970. It was March 17, Larry called Marla on the phone while she was on tour, and he wants his parents to go to Dallas to take care of Mike. Marla later called his mother Violet, but his father Rudolph got sick. The following morning, Christina Marie was born. Later on, Marla disband the group with her six brothers, she had a solo career, and supported the diabetes people.

Just months after their first son Cramer Reid died one day after birth in October of last year, Cheyenne and Ethan are expecting their second son to be named Crandon Michael to be due at the end of August.

Lost in the Feeling Music Video Lost in the Feeling Audio "Lost in the Feeling" has released the music video and audio on November 11, 2024, Conway Twitty and Mark Chesnutt are together for the first time in this song since his death in 1993. The excerpt of the clip of Conway's last music video "Rainy Night in Georgia." Sam Moore had a cameo, for yelling "Conway" in this music video. The song "Lost in the Feeling" is I put Mark's vocal into Conway's backing track in which I remove Conway's vocal. Ricky Skaggs on background vocal. Thanks to AI and Topmediai.com for represented. BTW, Sam died two months after its music video and audio.

In 1972, Marla Medders and Larry Cole were in Larry's room where he shared with Blaine Nye, and they told the story about Larry's life story before he married Linda. He dated several women while he was in three colleges. Marla reveals that John Denver met Annie the same college as Larry and Linda met in St. Peter, Minnesota. Larry and Linda were married in 1969.

On Jan. 15, 1990, Marla reunites with Tompall Glaser and his brothers Chuck and Jim after the 49ers beats the Rams to go to the Super Bowl in Louisiana for two weeks. Chuck is gray and now shaves and still paralyzed his left arm since 1975 due to stroke. They asked her they had a performance on Saturday night while Hank Snow is hosting, and they did one more time. This is the last time the Glasers performed and known Marla until they died six years apart.

Cheyenne Reid, Kendall Winebrenner, Leslie Cunningham and Ashlyn Meldrum reprises as the Streeter Sisters in the animated show called "The Streeter Girls Animated." It's about country stars who entered their year of history in 1990. The show will aired on January 3, 2026.

Move over, Simpsons, because the Nelms Family is on the rise. The show will be on Paramount on March 21. It was a dysfunctional family in Hutchins, Texas in 1987 where a family of seven had started out. A man named Ronnie Nelms and his wife Rosalie had five children, four boys and a girl, Crandon, 18, Micah, 16, Kyle, 14, Drew, 12 and Tabitha, 10.

In 1992, Delphine had a music video with several legends called "Friends Again." Delphine sang the first verse, Charley Pride and Eddie Rabbitt did the same verse. Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings and Ray Price sang the next verse, Vern Gosdin and Conway Twitty in the bridge, Mel Tillis, Don Williams, Ronnie Milsap and Glen Campbell were in the last verse and tag respectively. George Jones came at the end and Delphine confirms that he has banned at the bar.

On January 3, 1993, Lori had some of the all star cast for another all star special. First, Roger Miller passed away three months prior, and the replacement is McBride & the Ride. Randy Travis, George Strait, Johnny Cash, Reba McEntire and Garth Brooks were unable to attend, and was replaced by Vern Gosdin, Joe Diffie and Little Texas. The Gatlin Brothers and the Judds have retired and replaced by Ronnie McDowell and Mark Collie. Delphine Medders-Franklin, Tracy Medders, Marla Medders, George Jones, Charley Pride, Clint Black, Barbara Mandrell, Don Williams, Tracy Lawrence, K.T. Oslin, the Statler Brothers, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lorrie Morgan, Mark Chesnutt, Waylon Jennings, Shenandoah, Ronnie Milsap, Dolly Parton, Paul Overstreet, Diamond Rio, Alan Jackson, Mike Reid, Crystal Gayle, Trisha Yearwood, Vince Gill, Kenny Rogers, Holly Dunn, Billy Dean, Merle Haggard, Rodney Crowell, Patty Loveless, Buck Owens, Alabama, Kathy Mattea, Dwight Yoakam, Pam Tillis, Willie Nelson, Suzy Bogguss, T...

Marla's looking for some stuff at the antique store as Dwight White narrates in the intro and said, "There are two categories of Super Bowl participants that nobody remembers, one, the team that lost the game, and two, the team that only won one." Marla told Dwight about a raise, but in 1975, Marla revealed that she was touring with Freddy Weller while Dwight was sick and he said to Marla, "Look, some people looks at you, and some other people wouldn't listen to me, that piss me off." Joe Greene looks at Marla and said, "Everything's contagious, Marla, always being popular that I do." Marla said, "Okay, everything's popular." Joe said, "Look, some people look popular than that, that becomes contagious." Marla said, "There you go." Marla asked the owner of the antique shop if she wants a Willie Stargell poster. At the bar, Marla said "Don't drop it," or "Slowly" to the framed poster of Wi...