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Battle of the Brains Tuesdays and Thursdays listeners battle it out for cool prizes. Full Story
Roadside Cafe You just never know when or where the "cafe" is going to open . Full Story
Kim's Closet Follow Kimberly to see the newest fashions from Christy's Boutique. Full Story
Karl Childers each Friday Karl calls with an update from the Nervous Hostipal. Full Story
Useless Facts from Rico Everything you don't necessarily need to know. Full Story
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Country Music News

CMA Nominations Catch Country Artists by Surprise
NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Brooks & Dunn Are Going Away Now
Brooks & Dunn: 10 Prime Hits

Even if she doesn't win a trophy in November, Miranda Lambert has already made history as the female with the most nominations in a single year at the CMA Awards.

I think in many ways that a lot of people took Brooks & Dunn for granted. Now that they're gone, a big chunk of country music history goes with them. And I hate to see them go.

With an astonishing two decades of hits, Brooks & Dunn's music clearly speaks for itself. Thus, instead of writing a long goodbye prior to the duo's final concert on Thursday night (Sept. 2) at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, the CMT.com editori

Taxpayers likely to face initial loss on GM IPO: sources (Reuters)

Reuters - The U.S. government is likely to take a loss on General Motors Co in the first offering of the automaker's stock, six people familiar with preparations for the landmark IPO said.

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Government says no leaking oil at Mariner platform (Reuters)

Reuters - U.S. government inspectors found no leaking oil at Mariner Energy Inc's burned platform in the Gulf of Mexico, officials said late on Friday, allaying fears about more environmental damage after BP's massive spill.

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S.Korea FM offers resignation over nepotism accusation (AFP)

AFP - South Korean Foreign Minister Yu Myung-Hwan on Saturday offered to resign after being accused of nepotism over the controversial hiring of his daughter, a spokesman for the ministry said.