Very disappointed to see that the Austin shooting with 14 wounded is on Page 2A. Why is that? The shooting is much more important news than the story of Charley Pride’s son suing his estate.

Baseball’s loss was the music world’s gain when Charley Pride failed to make it from Negro League Baseball to Major League Baseball and took up music instead. On Saturday the world suffered ...

Tyler Tines Pride poses for a portrait in front of his home in Lindale as he holds a photo of himself and his father, the late country music icon Charley Pride.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer ...

Charley Pride has become the first living recipient of the ... country’ or other music genres and organizations,” was presented to Pride at the 3rd annual ceremony on Feb. 16 in Austin, ...

Two Texas musicians in different genres with a lot of Lone Star pride are hitting the road together. Leon Bridges and Charley Crockett are stopping at Austin's Moody Center on Tuesday, September 23.

Celebrities react to Charley Pride's death at age 86 due to coronavirus: 'He will truly be missed' Reba McEntire, Billy Ray Cyrus and Dolly Parton were just some of the stars who paid tribute to Pride ...

In 1969, as his career in country music was starting to take off after a string of big hits, a 31-year-old Charley Pride and his family decided to leave their adopted home state of Montana for a ...

Maren Morris, Jimmy Wayne, Dolly Parton took to Twitter to mourn the news. Pride died of complications from COVID-19 on Saturday.

Charley Pride passed away at the age of 86 on December 12, 2020 from COVID-19 complications. He was part of the ownership group that purchased the Texas Rangers in 2010; a position which he held ...

Charley Pride (Master Award) will join Wanda Jackson (Founder of the Sound) ... 713 Congress Avenue in downtown Austin, Texas with music legend and past Ameripolitan winner Ray Benson as host.

“I’m so heartbroken that one of my dearest and oldest friends, Charley Pride, has passed away. It’s even worse to know that he passed away from COVID-19. What a horrible, horrible virus.

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