Rhythm of the Road by Kris Rutherford

Last month, I shared the first of a two-part series about one of America’s cowboy heroes — Gene Autry. When we left off, Texas-born Autry

Those who know me sometimes say I have a one-track mind when it comes to music. That is a fallacy. After all, I listen to

Leon Everette may have grown up in Queens, New York, but his South Carolina roots were pure country. During his childhood, Everette didn’t aspire to

If your last name is Frizzell, you may or not be country music royalty. But if your last name is Frizzell AND your brother’s name

Parking is still a hot issue in the trucking world, and the lack of it creates headaches for most every truck driver at some point.

Country crooner Lee Greenwood isn’t a one-hit wonder, and this performer didn’t just come to Nashville after drifting down some “Dusty Dixie Road.” But, then

Now that the new baseball season is under way, it’s time to reflect on the rites of passage for a sport — the millions upon

If one is to look at the television, it seems murder is all the rage these days. You have a choice of “NCIS (insert your

In last month’s column, Kris Rutherford kicked off the first of a series about Jimmy Buffett. To read the previous piece, click here. Summarizing the

Truck drivers navigating the interstates aren’t much different than other American workers. Every worker thinks often of reaching the next destination, of finishing the next