PEOPLE revealed that the Food Network stars turned their friendship into a relationship in March SEATTLE MARINERS 12:38 PM | Updated: 2:51 pm Ben Williamson has only been on the Seattle Mariners’ roster for three weeks Why ESPN’s Buster Olney believes in Edgar’s impact on M’s That’s owed to how well Williamson has done so far in at the big league level belying his full pro experience of 166 games – including in the minors – that just recently passed what covers a full MLB season The 24-year-old third baseman has fit right in with the Mariners hitting .242 with a home run and three doubles in 16 games – and that’s only after a few hitless games over the last week drove his average down from .310 through his first 11 contests Williamson is also a very capable third baseman defensively to the point that it’s not rare to read his name and the words “Gold Glove potential” next to each other Mariners rookie Ben Williamson makes jaw-dropping catch Maturity seems to an important element of Williamson’s personality and his even-keel nature was on display right from the moment that the Mariners picked him in the third round of the 2023 MLB Draft out of Virginia’s College of William and Mary On an episode of The Wheelhouse podcast released on Saturday Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto detailed the humorous conversation that Mariners director of amateur scouting Scott Hunter had on a video call with Williamson to tell him he had been taken with one of the last picks on the first night of that draft Here’s a summation of how Dipoto said the conversation went with Williamson speaking in a hushed tone while sitting in the dark while the Mariners’ draft room was abuzz following three first-round picks its Scott Hunter with the Seattle Mariners • Hunter: “We just took you in the second round • Hunter: “Are you sitting in the dark?” I’m at my parents’ – they’re upstairs sleeping.” • Hunter: “You might want to go wake them up.” they’ve got work in the morning.” they do say in sports to act live you’re been there before While the Mariners were the team to take Williamson with the 57th overall pick, his status as a college senior who could be signed “under slot” – less than the assigned bonus for their slot in the draft – apparently made him a popular name around the league “We got a lot of angry texts after we popped him in the second round,” Dipoto said “because there were a number of teams that that had their sights set on him in order to do creative things in the draft … We actually had him in a pretty prominent place on our board and hopefully time tells us that we had him in the right place but we had some people in the room arguing that they thought he was a first-round talent on his own (who) just so happened to be a senior.” Dipoto pointed to a few other things that speak to why Williamson was able to hit the ground running with the Mariners after getting called up with just 14 games at Triple-A under his belt “Since the day he stepped out on a field (after signing with the Mariners)… he has been one of the most consistent people that we’ve had in our organization,” Dipoto said If he’s not out on the field or in the cages “We saw it in spring training – he had a really good spring and he just absorbed as much as he could.” What the Mariners saw from Williamson this spring included him running in a different kind of circle than most players with his level of experience tend to he was always hovering around the veteran hitters trying to pull whatever he could from them,” Dipoto continued “And more often with guys who are in their first big league camp or they’re coming in (from the minors) they’ll pool up with the other guys who are in their circumstance And Ben didn’t do that in the spring he spent a lot of time around the veteran hitters… And it gave him a level of comfort when he got his call up.” Click here for the full episode of The Wheelhouse with Jerry Dipoto. Follow @BrentStecker Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Robert “Bobby” Lynn Williamson passed away at his home early Sunday morning The funeral service will be private.  Williamson was the son of the late John Mason and Dorothy Mae Williamson Bobby loved his family dearly and was especially proud to be a grandfather He always put the needs of his family above his own Bobby found his life’s labor as a skilled body man and worked very hard at and done a good job with restoring vehicles flower beds or constructing additional rooms to his home Williamson was preceded in death by his twin brothers Josephine “Jo” Broadway; and granddaughter Bobby is survived by his wife of more than 59 years The family expresses their appreciation to Tonya Stogner for her special care of Mr Williamson and also a “thank you” to the nurses and staff of Agape Hospice Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home (www.mrcfuneralhome.com) of Chesterfield This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Norma Jean Williamson was a feisty, loving woman. 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View Obituary & Service Information The family of Norma Jean Williamson created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories most of the league is now in the offseason with a lot of decisions to be made and to come One of those teams that will be taking time to evaluate their roster this offseason is the New Orleans Pelicans who are now under the new leadership of Joe Dumars Following up on one of their best years in franchise history in the 2023-24 season the Pelicans watched injuries derail their season as they are set to have the fourth-best odds to select first overall in the 2025 NBA Draft the biggest talking point remains the future of star Zion Williamson and a new report suggests where he could be on his way to REPORT: The Pelicans are “keeping close tabs” on Giannis’ situation in Milwaukee, per @ScoopB.“I’m told Zion could very well be on the table in a potential Giannis deal if Milwaukee chooses to explore trade options.” pic.twitter.com/VNvfks6ufM According to NBA Insider Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson the Pelicans are keeping an eye out on Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo's situation following his first-round exit After the Bucks won the NBA Finals in 2021 they've now lost in the first round for three straight seasons Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly enjoys New York, owns multiple businesses there, and is reportedly viewed by the Brooklyn Nets as a ‘prime target,’ per @NYPost_Lewis pic.twitter.com/S0pxgT3jyd While the Pelicans do have Milwaukee's 2027 first-round pick and the rights to swap in 2026 as intriguing assets plenty of other teams around the league will also be willing to shell out whatever is needed if Antetokounmpo becomes available But if the Bucks do decide to embrace a rebuild and tank a deal with the Pelicans makes sense to gain control of their picks back and bring in Williamson who has proven he's a star in this league when he's healthy 14-Year NBA Veteran Urges Warriors to Insert New Player vs Rockets NBA Trade Idea Involves Pelicans Star Zion Williamson In Three-Team Deal New Report on Willie Green's Future With Pelicans The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Ben Williamson wasn’t sure he’d be able to make the play at first Friday night I didn’t think I had a chance,” the Mariners rookie third baseman said Saturday afternoon “I just put my head down and ran and I looked up and the ball was within reach so I just dove and the ball just ended up in my glove.” Williamson’s over-the-shoulder diving catch in shallow left field was featured as the No 3 highlight on “SportsCenter’s” Top 10 list Friday night Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo might have had the best reaction on the field — a genuine look of shock and awe “It wasn’t just the catch — it was the dismount and the way he rolled over,” Woo said Saturday Ben Williamson makes an unbelievable leaping grab 😮 pic.twitter.com/rarUvDSuGQ Woo said he was just as impressed with the leaping catch second baseman Miles Mastrobuoni made later in the game too The Mariners already have a one-time Gold Glove winner at shortstop in J.P Williamson is showing he might have a golden hue in his future The left side of the M’s infield suddenly looks especially steady — a good feeling for any pitching staff “We’ve obviously always had confidence in our defense,” Woo said I’m very reliant on the defense and letting them work The opinions expressed in reader comments are those of the author only and do not reflect the opinions of The Seattle Times Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser Tenn.—One local camp is celebrating years of enriching young lives with its outdoor ministry Camp Clark Williamson hosts its anniversary celebration Saturday The event began at 10:30 in the morning and included several fun activities The camp is located at 390 Mason Road in Three Way Saturday’s celebration includes cornhole and basketball tournaments The event also has lots of free food and a time to gather for worship and praise We’ll have week long camps and weekend retreats We’ll have day camps from different groups that come out here This is family sitting here minus my daughter and her family They’ve all been lifeguards and cooks and helped with the grounds and they helped a lot through this event,” said Mike Hannaford This is the 65th year for Camp Clark Williamson in Madison County For more local news stories, click here. Channelsreels-21401Reelsarrow-expand-21402Ben Williamson's outstanding diving catchMariners @ RangersMay 2 2025 | 00:00:17add-reel-21403Reelsshare-square-2-21404ShareBen Williamson races into shallow left field to make an amazing over-the-shoulder You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones de videos por jugador Use el cuadro de búsqueda para comenzar su búsqueda con un jugador o un equipo y luego use el panel de filtro para refinar sus resultados También puede comenzar seleccionando filtros desde el panel Los videos se pueden insertar y compartir directamente desde MLB.com/es There was an error when executing your search Please refresh the page or try another query to get results If you are still having trouble, please describe your issue here and we will do our best to resolve it Por favor vuelva a cargar la página o intente con otros parámetros para obtener resultados Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo It looks like there are no results for your search Please note that \\\"Play\\\" filters are only available after the 2015 season Videos from 2015 and prior can be searched by player Examples of \\\"Play\\\" filters:Hit ResultPitch ResultPitch Type\"},\"es\":{\"title\":\"¡Ponchado!\",\"body\":\"Aparentemente no hay resultados para tu búsqueda tenga en cuenta que los filtros de Play sólo están disponibles después de la temporada 2015 Los videos de 2015 y anteriores se pueden buscar por jugador There were no clips found for this selection Please refresh the page or try again later No se encontraron clips para esta selección Actualiza la página o vuelve a intentarlo más tarde There’s the classic image we see all the time on TV during a pro sports draft an in-home camera capturing an athlete on the couch surrounded by family and friends for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration hugs galore and jubilation all around during a dream-come-true moment and it’s part of what we love about sports No matter how many times we see that scene there’s a basic human element we connect with — the pure joy of watching someone achieve something for which they’ve worked so hard It was not a classic experience for him or his family was in the dark when the Seattle Mariners selected him in the second round of the MLB draft on July 9 It’s one of Scott Hunter’s favorite draft-day stories the Mariners’ vice president of amateur scouting He’s the person who calls each draft pick to notify them that the Seattle Mariners have selected them Hunter always calls on FaceTime — he wants to see their reaction and wants them to see the reaction from the 50-some people inside the Mariners draft room on that Sunday night at his parent’s home in Chantilly Williamson woke up when the white noise sounds on his phone stopped playing They stopped because his phone was buzzing — a call from his agent Williamson answered and Cook broke the news: Ben The only real emotion Williamson felt was confusion threw on the first top — a black hoodie — he found in his closet and hustled to wake his dad who had fallen asleep on the basement couch while watching the draft “Are you pulling my leg?” Andy remembered asking his son and the family quickly gathered in front of the basement TV Hunter’s FaceTime call to Williamson came in soon after that “He picks up the phone and he’s in a hooded sweatshirt in a dark room “I almost wanted to ask him to blink if he needed help.” The shock of the moment for Williamson and his parents also turned into perhaps the biggest shock of the first day of the draft The 2023 MLB draft was staged at Seattle’s Lumen Field as part of the 2023 MLB All-Star Weekend at T-Mobile Park and when the hometown team selected a senior third baseman out of the College of William & Mary with the No the selection was greeted with a resounding “This is not a guy who was ranked in the top 200 — by anyone. A bit of a surprise.” Those were among the first things said about Williamson’s selection on the MLB Network broadcast All of which was quite amusing to the Williamson family now watching the broadcast back in Virginia still trying to process what was happening in real time “We found that funny,” Andy Williamson said “You could tell they were scrambling to find something to say about Ben.” A late bloomer through high school and college Williamson was drafted way earlier than anyone around him expected way earlier than anyone could have reasonably expected too Kevin Seitzer isn’t scrambling to find something to say about Williamson now The Mariners’ new hitting coach is raving about the Mariners’ new third baseman and about Williamson’s mature approach at the plate in particular This goes back to the early days of spring training in February when Seitzer and Williamson were in their first camp together Seitzer was struck by Williamson’s ability to send line drive after line drive to right field in batting practice It’s that opposite-field approach that Seitzer and Edgar Martinez have messaged consistently to Mariners hitters and Williamson came into his first big-league camp seemingly doing it with ease “Just keep doing what you’re doing,” Seitzer told him has impressed teammates and coaches in his first two weeks with the Mariners filling a sizable hole at third base for an injury-riddled roster He arrived after just 150 games in the minor leagues — the fewest appearances by a Mariners position player before his big-league debut in 12 years — and he’s living up to his reputation as a defensive wizard And while there were real questions about how well his bat would play against major-league pitching He singled in his first big-league at-bat in Cincinnati on April 15 and three days later he hit his first home run (in Toronto) Through 53 plate appearances entering Friday’s series opener against the Texas Rangers Williamson was hitting .260 with a .662 OPS and a 99 OPS+ (100 is league average) Ben Williamson rips his first big league hit for the @Mariners at 105.8 mph!A moment the club's 2023 second-rounder out of @WMTribeBaseball will never forget: pic.twitter.com/dipKpEcqX7 He’s been working closely with Adam Bernero and strength coaches to find a daily routine that suits him and he’s tried to follow the lead of veteran shortstop J.P “He shows up at the field every day and does the same thing every day,” Williamson said of Crawford so why should I change what I’ve been doing my whole life?” After Williamson was promoted to the big leagues two weeks ago Hunter went back and reread the 2023 scouting reports Hunter said Williamson had a grade of at least 50 (big-league average) in every area except one Williamson drew comparisons to former Mariners third basemen David Bell and Jeff Cirillo “If he hits for a little more power than we think he can because of the defense and everything else he can do,” Hunter said “And I hate to put that kind of pressure on him but he does so many things that we want our hitters to do and then he hits a home run his first week in the big leagues So Ben is making us look really smart right now.” There are prospects the “nerds” love and there are prospects the traditional scouts love the two branches for talent evaluation in modern baseball There are the new-age analysts who spend much of their time on their laptops breaking down data points the stuff you’d find on MLB’s Baseball Savant website) And there are old-school talent evaluators who rack up frequent-flyer miles and scour the various corners of the country to scout ballplayers in person sizing up a prospect’s physical makeup and future potential as a pro (basically Good organizations should value opinions from both departments another prospect in the 2023 draft that divided the Mariners brass during the pre-draft process The scouts who evaluated University of Pittsburgh pitcher Logan Evans offered a firm “no/do not draft” in their reports The analysts who dug into the data were intrigued by the pitch shapes in Evans’ deep repertoire The Mariners ended up drafting Evans in the 12th round a low-risk flyer on a pitcher who had a 5.88 ERA in his final college season Evans had blossomed into a Top 100 prospect in the sport and last Sunday he won his major-league debut in Seattle becoming the second player from the Mariners’ 2023 draft to reach the big leagues and he serves as an example of a prospect who had gained overwhelming consensus among scouts and analysts “It usually doesn’t happen like that,” Dave Cameron the Mariners’ senior director of player procurement It’s not often you have everyone agreeing like we did with Ben.” College seniors are generally overlooked and undervalued and that’s probably truer for prospects at mid-major schools if they were good enough to be real pro prospects they would have been selected when they’re initially eligible as a junior Williamson was not drafted after his junior year at William & Mary That motivated him to make some changes that offseason — he added about 10-15 pounds “living in the weight room,” his father said — and he was named the conference player of the year after hitting .390 with 12 homers who had evaluated Williamson in games were bullish on his makeup and athleticism Holub reported Williamson was the best defensive third baseman he’d ever scouted in college Cameron and lead analyst Spencer Weisberg were confident Williamson’s hitting metrics — his swing decisions and his 87% contact rate in particular — supported the strength of his senior-year breakthrough at William & Mary when everyone is looking for power and velocity And where Evans serves as the latest in a long line of pitching prospects the Mariners have drafted and developed into big-leaguers — following Logan Gilbert among others — Williamson represents the first hitter from a swelling wave of young sluggers on track to arrive in Seattle over the next couple years the Mariners took three big swings with their first picks — taking all high-school position players (Colt Emerson With the structure of the MLB draft system each pick selection has an assigned signing bonus value MLB draft picks can negotiate for larger bonuses and high-school prospects have leverage to do so because they can go to college if they don’t get the bonus they want from an MLB team That was the case with the Mariners’ three high-school picks all of whom signed for well over slot value up from the pick value of just under $3.5 million.) With a set amount to spend — assigned by the MLB for each team before the draft calculated by draft position — the Mariners knew they had to “save” bonus money elsewhere in the draft Which is part of the reason they took Williamson with their final pick on Day 1 of the draft The Mariners had projected Williamson in the Round 3-5 range but they were able to sign him for $600,000 the Mariners got a prospect virtually everyone in their draft room agreed was undervalued in the industry and Williamson has quickly proven he was worth it After growing up in the classroom with his music teacher father it was Buffalo State’s creative studies program that helped him merge his love for creativity with his passion for educating Williamson fuses creativity into his roles as assistant principal at Elmwood Village Charter School and a creativity consultant for various educational organizations He was recently recognized on Buffalo Business First’s 40 Under 40 List a distinction that honors those who have distinguished themselves in their companies their communities and their industries before their fortieth birthdays Williamson graciously gave a few moments of his time to reflect on his Buffalo State journey When and how did you know that education was the right fit for you?I've always been in education so I grew up with him being in my elementary school—you spend a lot of time with teachers when you're waiting for them to finish up their day and things like that How and why did you choose to come to Buffalo State?I've always had a passion for giving back to the community that gave to me I started teaching theater with little kids then moved to higher education at Fredonia “How can I apply this back on the home level?” I wanted to figure out how I could bring creativity into education and Buffalo State’s creative studies program piqued my interest.I took the first class “How are you going to apply this to your life?” I started thinking about creativity fit into education and what I was already doing a poet—my world has always been surrounded in creativity—but to be able to put a name to it How did Buffalo State support you on your path to becoming a teacher?I went to my professors and I told them I wanted to focus on and figure out how creativity fits not just in the classroom which is what I'm more about now as an assistant principal I've found that teachers don’t often think about creative solutions but if you have someone who's there to primarily focus on that They were impressed with the idea and some of them were already doing research in it so we were able to work together to kind of build what that can look like What lesson from Buffalo State has stayed with you?Sometimes things don't go the exactly the way you expect them to It’s about understanding what's happening around you and then knowing that things aren't always going to go exactly how you plan them to but you still have the opportunity to make the most of it My professors would explain how they were able to make differences in bigger organizations than I’d ever worked with What advice do you have for new teachers?Find an outlet outside of school You need something that is going to help you recharge It’s an exhausting job; it takes a lot out of you Remember you're doing it for the kids,” and that’s a given but remember that you can't pour from an empty cup Find that outlet and don't give it up for anything Photo by Jesse Steffan-Colucci, Buffalo State photographer Rabbit found impaled on the Williamson Herald owners' front lawn Incident raises questions amid contentious Brentwood election cycle A dead rabbit was impaled and left in the front yard of Brentwood residents Derby and Cassie Jones who also own and publish the Williamson Herald and Southern Exposure Magazine in what they believe is an act of attempted intimidation during a heated election season The Joneses found the rabbit which had been impaled with the stake of a garden banner in their front yard while on a morning walk on Thursday They filed a report with the Brentwood Police Department but police have not yet confirmed that they are investigating the incident as a crime In part because it’s unclear if someone killed the rabbit as part of the act and because there is no clear motive or suspect at this time the Joneses believe this was more than a prank with Derby Jones telling the Williamson Scene that the rabbit showed no other obvious signs of physical wounds "The publishers of the Williamson Herald will not be intimidated by acts of violence truthful and newsworthy stories about our community,” Derby Jones said in a statement to the Williamson Scene we are deeply saddened [that] someone would commit an act of animal cruelty as a way to silence and intimidate us “Such actions undermine the fundamental right to freedom of the press a cornerstone of a healthy democracy and essential for an informed public We will continue to uphold the principles of freedom of expression and hold those 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Anyone having information about this incident or the previous one can email Chief Temple at [email protected] or contact the Tennessee Arson Hotline at 1-800-762-3017 if you wish to remain anonymous and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Click Here to Contact Us A Wichita Falls man has been sentenced to six years in prison after he pleaded guilty Friday to sexually assaulting an underage girl was being held Monday in Wichita County Jail Williamson pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual assault prohibited/purport spouse of a 16-year-old victim that occurred in November 2019 That's a charge under a Texas law that allows a person suspected of sexual assault to have charges upgraded to a first-degree felony because of the accuser's relationship to the suspect Thirtieth District Judge Jeff McKnight sentenced Williamson to six years for each count to run concurrently and credited him with 218 days he spent in the Wichita County Jail following his arrest in November 2023 A first degree felony is punishable by 5 to 99 years or life in prison the girl told investigators Williamson gave her alcohol and marijuana and she later discovered he was mixing in hydrocodone to make her pass out More: Healing Hands awarded disease program certification More: Wichitan charged with stealing over $300,000 from employer (This story was updated to add new information.) the leading consulting company for the machine vision industry announced that Mark Williamson will join their consulting team effective immediately Mark will bring in his expertise in sales channels business development and product management to Vision Markets clients Recognized expertise in the machine vision market Mark is a respected and recognized personality in the machine vision market which was later acquired by Stemmer Imaging He then split his time between running the UK business as Managing Director and joining the senior leadership team at Stemmer Imaging where he was responsible for corporate market development He was also involved in several industry associations “I am pleased to be returning to the machine vision industry in a business advisory capacity working with the impressive consulting team at Vision Markets” “With an industry that is changing so much I look forward to bringing my experience in product strategy market understanding and corporate sales development positioning to help clients maximise their expansion and growth in the machine vision industry” “It is a pleasure and an honor to welcome Mark in the Vision Markets family” “His wealth of expertise strengthens our consulting capabilities even more especially in the sales and business development areas and we are delighted to offer our clients the possibility to tap into his deep knowledge of the vision industry” For more information, visit www.emva.org You must have JavaScript enabled to enjoy a limited number of articles over the next 30 days issues and challenges that they face daily Design, CMS, Hosting & Web Development :: ePublishing Construction crews on April 23 set up the Atlas Ranch Phase 1 project To access content, please login or purchase a subscription © 2025 Williamson County Sun We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at web@williamsonherald.com or call us at 615-790-6465 The partnerships between the Fairview Family and Community Education (FCE) and other Fairview volunteer organizations and businesses are strong and ongoing At the close of the Friends of Bowie Park April meeting Treasurer Merry Keyser accepted a check on behalf of the Friends from FCE President Fran  Hammond for scholarships for the Camp Bowie Summer Camps This partnership was initiated several  years ago when the Fairview Family and Community Education organization donated significant funds towards the Bowie Nature Park playground pastor of Westview Congregational Methodist  Church This is a cooperative effort led by Carol McClure family physician at Dickson Medical Associates FCE members  create handcrafted Christmas ornaments which are displayed on a Christmas tree in Dr The money collected from the ornament sales are then donated to the community food pantry at Westview Methodist Church There is also a long-standing partnership of FCE with the Fairview Library Branch and the Friends of the  Fairview Library The Fairview Family and Community Education (FCE) Club started the Fairview Library  and has supported the local library for the past sixty-one years Presently the FCE members sponsor  semi-annual bake sales during the Friends of the Fairview Library book sale donating the sales back to  the Fairview Library Each one of these partnerships supports the FCE mission: “To strengthen the home and community by  improving the quality of life of individuals and families through continuing education and community service.” These donations support families and education The Association for Family and Community Education (FCE) is an organization of volunteers who work  together to build strong families and communities Educational materials are created and utilized to  strengthen the knowledge and expertise of the members Resources are provided to develop leadership  skills FCE strives to make our homes and communities  a better place in which to live The Fairview Family and Community Education (FCE) meets monthly at 10 a.m on the second Friday of  each month at the Fairview Recreation Center with an educational program and refreshments with a time for socializing debates have already begun on if the front office should seek some major win-now upgrades By far the biggest takeaway from the Pistons this season was Cade Cunningham cementing himself as a star-level talent in the NBA 1 pick shined all year and put together an impressive postseason debut While he's proven capable of being the primary pillar for the franchise it remains unclear if the roster has a talent capable of being his running mate Jaden Ivey showed a lot of promise this season but suffered what became a season-ending injury in January When it comes to possible co-stars for Cunningham, Zion Williamson is a name that has been tossed around at times. Over the weekend, a possible trade framework for the New Orleans Pelicans star began making the rounds on social media Ron Holland and a pair of first-round picks for the All-Star forward Imagine Cade x ZION 🤯Should the Pistons & Pelicans make this trade to unite the former No.1 overall picks in Detroit? 🤔#DetroitBasketball | #Pelicans pic.twitter.com/obah5VRzyu Williamson would be an exciting star to pair with Cunningham The two impact the game in a variety of ways and could create one of the league's deadliest pick-and-roll combinations the thought of Williamson has been far better than the reality in recent years Williamson is fresh off playing in 30 or fewer games for the fourth time since being drafted No this is a bit of a risky move for the Pistons While they aren't paying a steep price they're still rolling the dice on a star who hasn't proven he can consistently be available Trajan Langdon would be far better off pursuing other avenues to improve the roster around Cunningham KEVIN MCCORMICK These are the tattoo studio health scores in Williamson County, Tennessee with their most recent inspection score for April 2025. 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If the problem persists, please visit my.wpengine.com or check our status blog for updates The Tennessee Department of Health recently released its monthly disciplinary action report detailing violations by healthcare professionals across the state Several Middle Tennessee practitioners faced penalties ranging from civil fines to license revocations This report highlights cases from Nashville and surrounding Middle Tennessee communities Nashville acupuncturist Ning Wang voluntarily surrendered his license following serious violations Wang failed to comply with a previous disciplinary order from 2022 and was cited for making inappropriate contact with a female patient Following a diagnosis of an undisclosed disorder that required appointment of a conservator Wang surrendered his practice certificate and was assessed additional costs Murfreesboro acupuncturist Shirin Sohrabi received a citation for failing to complete required continuing education Sohrabi must submit proof of completed education and pay a $240 civil penalty received a reprimand from the Board of Osteopathic Examination for providing medical treatment and writing prescriptions to her husband without maintaining proper medical records and pay $585 in civil penalties plus case costs up to $6,000 Several medical X-ray professionals from the region faced penalties for practicing without proper licensure: Knoxville-based advanced practice registered nurse Kathleen Langstone had her RN license and APRN certificate suspended for practicing without a required collaborating physician received a substantial $23,000 civil penalty for operating with an expired license The clinic’s new license will be issued on probation with eligibility to petition for removal of probation status once penalties and investigative costs are paid Franklin-based physician assistant Jason William was cited for failure to complete continuing education requirements and assessed a $1,785 civil penalty Multiple respiratory care professionals from Middle Tennessee received $300 civil penalties for failing to complete continuing education: The Tennessee Department of Health publishes these monthly reports as part of its commitment to public safety and professional accountability Detailed information about disciplinary actions is available on the department’s website where consumers can search by practitioner name to access complete disciplinary records Healthcare professionals and consumers alike are encouraged to stay informed about licensing requirements and professional standards to maintain Tennessee’s quality of care Note: This article is based solely on public records from the Tennessee Department of Health’s March 2025 Disciplinary Action Report All individuals mentioned have already received formal notice of their violations and penalties Source: TN Dept. of Health Disney+ is bringing an exciting lineup of content this May with something for everyone to enjoy From Star Wars adventures to new episodes of Doctor Who subscribers will find fresh entertainment throughout the month The streaming service continues to expand its library with original series Note: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Rise Up Sing Out (S2) were previously released on March 3 The Greek Freak will undoubtedly be the most talked-about player this summer as his future in Milwaukee remains unclear Antetokounmpo has had shortcomings after shortcomings he has yet to make it past the second round for three consecutive seasons; he has yet to make it past the first round Not all of it is Antetokounmpo's fault it raises the question of whether a fresh new start would be best for the 30-year-old We'll have the answers to that question in the coming months pundits and insiders are creating trade scenarios for the best lading spots for Antetokounmpo Anything and everything could happen if the Bucks make a player like Antetokounmpo available. In one trade scenario, Eric Nehm, David Aldridge, Eric Koreen, Tony Jones, and Sam Vecenie of The Athletic created this trade scenario where the Bucks land two-time All-Star Zion Williamon in a massive package the Bucks collect Williamson plus Keldon Johnson 2027 first-round pick swap rights (Pelicans) The Spurs get the big fish in Antetokounmpo in this scenario If the Bucks have no choice but to trade Giannis they make a multi-team deal that gets them a potential superstar to build around in the still-just-24-year-old Williamson and a rotational wing in Johnson they get a whole lot of future firsts to give them a chance to rebuild if Williamson can’t overcome his history of injuries including a ’25 pick at the back of the lottery and potential control of their own first back in ’27 just as Williamson is entering the last year of his current deal." two-time MVP is far from ideal for Milwaukee the only viable path to replenishing their future may come through trading their franchise cornerstone The Bucks now find themselves in a difficult position—neither contending nor rebuilding—often considered the toughest spot in professional sports While parting ways with Antetokounmpo is not something the organization would take lightly it may ultimately serve as the most effective route toward a long-term reset More Bucks: Doc Rivers Son Slams Critics After Bucks Game 5 Meltdown Bucks Trading Giannis Antetokounmpo Would Be Massive Mistake For more news and notes about the Milwaukee Bucks, head on over to Milwaukee Bucks on SI RICARDO KLEIN Baskin-Robbins® is scooping up something extra special to celebrate guests can dive into a berrylicious lineup of new and returning favorites: the Flavor of the Month Strawberry Tres Leches; the tropical Lava Colada beverage; and the Perfect Peony and Strawberries ‘n Cream Cakes—just in time for Mother’s Day Strawberry Tres Leches is a luscious tribute to the popular Latin American cake that’ll send everyone into a strawberry daydream This decadent dessert-in-a-scoop is the perfect way to celebrate National Strawberry Month and features Tres Leches Ice Cream blended with juicy strawberry pieces Embark on your sweet strawberry daydream and try Strawberry Tres Leches before it floats away The warmer air is calling for one thing: frozen beverages galore guests can transport themselves to island time with the latest addition to Baskin-Robbins’ beverage lineup A refreshing twist on the tropical Lava Flow the new Lava Colada is a dreamy blend of piña colada flavors and the fruity tang of delicious strawberries Baskin-Robbins Rewards members can enjoy a medium Lava Colada for $4* – all day celebrate with two stunning ice cream cakes made just for her The Perfect Peony Cake now features even more vibrant peony designs and elegant icing rosettes to make her day unforgettable The Strawberries ‘n Cream Cake is elegantly topped with real strawberries and finished with a strawberry-whipped frosting making it a sweet classic perfect for spring Each cake is made to share and is fully customizable with Mom’s favorite ice cream and cake flavors Baskin-Robbins Rewards™ members can also unlock $5 off a cake purchase of $35 or more* throughout the month Strong and surprising NBA rumors emerge about a possible exchange between the Pelicans and the Bucks this summer Many ideas are circulating in NBA rumors about the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo after the early elimination of the Milwaukee Bucks and the feeling that the project has come to an end One of the most surprising rumors that has emerged in recent hours involves Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans Months of incessant NBA rumors lie ahead regarding the possible destinations for Giannis Antetokounmpo in the league as he is considered to have many options to leave the Milwaukee Bucks The Greek player feels that his time with the team where he won the championship has come to an end and that it is time for a change of scenery The challenge lies in finding a franchise with the right financial and sporting conditions to handle his transfer One of these destinations could be the New Orleans Pelicans a team that is desperately seeking the departure of Zion Williamson The situation between player and franchise is very strained and needs to be resolved quickly to avoid worsening matters The Louisiana team aims for greatness and knows that they could maintain their core of Ingram and McCollum around Giannis Antetokounmpo positioning themselves as contenders for everything Whether this idea will come to fruition remains to be seen This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zion Williamson podría tener la llave para el futuro de Antetokounmpo a body was reported near the Saturn Parkway ramp to Port Royal Road was found dead with visible injuries to her face and neck An autopsy confirmed she had been strangled Investigators initially suspected that McCall may have been traveling with a semi-truck driver when she was killed A break in the case came in 2019 when DNA from the crime scene matched Clark Baldwin That same DNA was also linked to two 1992 murder cases in Wyoming Investigators noticed a pattern: the victims had been picked up by a truck driver and were attacked when they tried to leave Baldwin was also tied to a kidnapping attempt in Texas Baldwin was arrested in Iowa in May 2020 and brought to Tennessee to face two murder charges for killing Pamela McCall and her unborn child “I don’t remember,” according to investigator Tommy Goetz a jury found Baldwin guilty after four hours of deliberation He was sentenced to life in prison and is being held in Maury County MORE CRIME NEWS serving as Secretary at Fairview Middle School for more than 10 years before completing her career at Franklin Special School District She truly loved her work and the students and faculty that she supported throughout the years Patty found joy in nurturing plants and caring for her parakeets Amanda Mitchell and Marcy Mitchell (fiancé Mark Bowman); her sister Sally King (husband Stephen King); and her nephew Family and friends are invited to gather on Wednesday Interment will be held at Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens This obituary was published by Obituaries provided free for the community. It's Election Day in Texas, and voters who haven't cast an early or absentee ballot are heading to the polls to cast their votes. Austin and Central Texas voters will head to the polls Saturday to decide several city special elections and school bond issues Check back for live results and real-time data While you won't find results in Sunday's print edition you can expect to see the latest developments online Central Texas school board elections: Who is running? Meet the candidates before voting. — Statesman reporter Marley Malenfant contributed to this report Crumbl’s latest limited-time desserts are from May 5-10, 2025. Find a location near you right here! Their menu rotates each week to offer delicious gourmet flavors The Hollywood sign | Photo: Todd Williamson/FilmMagic President Donald Trump has proposed implementing a 100% tariff on films produced outside the United States made through his Truth Social platform on Sunday characterized foreign tax incentives drawing Hollywood productions overseas as a threat to national security "The Movie Industry in America is DYING a very fast death," Trump wrote on Truth Social The president described international filmmaking incentives as "a concerted effort by other Nations and The practical application of such tariffs remains unclear since movies aren't physical goods that pass through customs like typical tariffed items Trump's administration would need to establish methods for valuing films and determining what threshold would classify them as imports If other nations imposed reciprocal tariffs in response the impact on Hollywood studios could be devastating since most big-budget films generate the majority of their revenue from international markets The American film industry maintained a $15.3 billion trade surplus in 2023 and generated positive trade balances with every major foreign market according to a Motion Picture Association report Trump directed the Commerce Department and US Trade Representative to "immediately begin the process" of implementing the 100% tariff US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick responded quickly on X including "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" and "Jurassic World Rebirth," were produced primarily or entirely outside the US London has emerged as a particularly attractive production hub due to tax incentives with Disney's Marvel Studios currently shooting upcoming Avengers sequels there Research firm ProdPro data indicates total spending on US film and television productions with budgets exceeding $40 million fell 26% last year compared to two years earlier production spending increased in both the UK and Canada though neither market has surpassed US levels and Sylvester Stallone as his "special ambassadors" to Hollywood tasking them with helping reclaim film industry business lost to foreign countries "These three very talented people will be my eyes and ears and I will get it done what they suggest," Trump stated Questions persist about whether the measures would extend to streaming service content in addition to theatrical releases and which financial metrics – production expenses or theatrical earnings – would serve as the basis for tariff calculations the organization representing major studios offered no immediate response when contacted "I don't think we should be bombing foreign countries on behalf of other foreign countries The Washington Post cited a senior Trump administration official close to the president who explained why Waltz was reassigned as.. The president added: "I cannot imagine your pain Our strength is with you; we stand with you." On the condition.. Analysis  Archaeology Blogpost Business & Finance Culture Exclusive Explainer Environment Features Health In Brief Jewish World Judea and Samaria Lifestyle Cyber & Internet Sports Diplomacy  Iran & The Gulf Gaza Strip Politics Shopping Terms of use Privacy Policy Submissions Contact Us The first issue of Israel Hayom appeared on July 30 Israel Hayom was founded on the belief that the Israeli public deserves better more balanced and more accurate journalism [contact-form-7 id=”508379″ html_id=”isrh_form_Newsletter_en” title=”newsletter_subscribe”] 2025 1:01 PM EDTChef Bobby Flay and fellow Food Network star Brooke Williamson are dating and they aren't shy about it at this point The duo's romance is still relatively new although they have worked together on one of Flay's shows for a while the pair decided to hit the Kentucky Derby together.  On May 2, Williamson shared a photo on her Instagram page showing her at the event with Flay by her side "Keeping these boys on their toes with my Oaks predictions," she wrote in the caption.   Williamson's followers were quick to comment on the post with the photo that included Flay The consensus seemed to be that Flay seemed quite enamored with his co-worker-turned-girlfriend "Get you a Chef who looks at you like Flay looks at Brooke (sic)," one comment read "Bobby looks smitten! ❤️❤️❤️" added a fan "Cute couple alert, 💝" read another comment People reported on March 24 that Flay "recently decided to jump in" on a romance together.  "They have been friends for a while.. Her divorce last year probably gave them some additional shared experiences and over the last few weeks Flay previously attended the 2022 Kentucky Derby with his prior girlfriend, Christina Perez, according to People.  In March, Us Weekly noted that Flay and Perez split in June 2024 Williamson and Flay work together on Food Network's Bobby's Triple Threat She loved all types of sports and played various sports She loved bowling with friends and traveling especially to the mountains to enjoy God’s creations She and her husband spent countless hours fishing She was a member of the Flat Creek Community Center where she enjoyed food gatherings playing cards and spending special times with friends She also enjoyed going to various ice cream suppers and helping out with the food and participating in the auctions She was known for her willingness to always help those in need She was a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Karen Elizabeth Frost Willis and son in law Rachel Marie Barnhill and Stephen Thomas Willis Funeral services will be conducted 3:00 PM Sunday Honorary pallbearers will be Friends of Wesly Chapel United Methodist Church and friends of Flat Creek Community Center Memorials may be made to Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church scholarship fund or youth program Visitation will be 4:00PM – 8:00PM Saturday and one hour prior to the service on Sunday at WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch The Bucks have lost three straight playoff series in the opening round since 2022 rumors are circulating that the former NBA Finals MVP could ask for a change of scenery this offseason "This is a thing that maybe some players make a mistake Whatever package you think is rich enough to obtain Giannis Antetokounmpo, it will need to be much larger. But if he ends up on the trade market, he’ll have no shortage of suitors.One potential deal to explore? A three-team trade with the Bucks, Spurs and Pelicans 👀 pic.twitter.com/Q71AymEQ2r The Athletic's Eric Nehm conjured a three-team deal involving the Bucks and San Antonio Spurs that could benefit each team Antetokounmpo would team up with Spurs young phenom Victor Wembanyama in what could prove to be an almost unstoppable frontcourt Williamson would go up to Milwaukee to give the Bucks a young star after Antetokounmpo's departure New Orleans would be a full rebuild after trading Williamson away Zion played in just 30 games this season and has played less than 50% of his team's games since being drafted by the Pelicans in 2019 The Pelicans are in line for a high draft choice after finishing the season at 21-61 the second-worst record in franchise history Zion Williamson in the 2024-25 season: 24.6 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 5.3 apg, 1.2 spg, 56.7 FG percentage pic.twitter.com/T71J9Nj83O Swift moves were made to the Pelicans' front office letting go of former executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin New Orleans replaced him with Joe Dumars and also brought in former Detroit Pistons GM Troy Weaver to join the organization the Pelicans must retool the roster to try to be contenders in the conference next season New Report on NBA Legend Joining Pelicans Front Office New Orleans Pelicans Announce Massive Front Office Decision TERRY KIMBLEPelicans Scoop Writer Iowa basketball has another transfer portal visitor on campus Per Eliot Cough of Hawkeye Beacon, the Hawkeyes welcomed Florida International transfer guard Ashton Williamson 2.5 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game in 33 games with 16 starts 32.9% from 3-point range and 67.6% from the free-throw line Williamson scored in double figures 10 times last season including a season-high 14 points against Middle Tennessee on March 8 Williamson was a three-star signee in FIU's 2024 class and ranked as the No Here's a look at Williamson's highlights while at Sunrise Christian during a postgrad year: Contact/Follow us @HawkeyesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Iowa news, notes and opinions. Follow Josh on X: @JoshOnREF She was the daughter of the late Hugo Dowlen Watts and Minnie Sue Watts She was preceded in death by her brother-in-law Tricia Baker Hosford (fiancé Marcel van Eldik) of Chapel Hill; grandson Richard Dowlen Hosford (Madison); granddaughter Isabella Faith Hosford niece Denise Belt (Edgar Machado Martinez); nephew Jim Ramsay; and great-nephews Tyler and Tanner She was blessed with musical piano talent at the age of five she began working for Harpeth National Bank she began playing for community events and churches throughout Williamson County and Marshall County and she continued to play for two different churches until July 2024 Marcella enjoyed spending time with her friends Visitation with the family will be on Thursday from 4 pm to 8 pm at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home Memorials can be made to Lewy Body Dementia Foundation Click to watch Rock N’ Roll Sushi is “Jamming” on the tropical vibes with two new limited-time offerings sure to rock tastebuds from the first bite to the final encore Dropping May 5 and available through July 27 the Sweet Mango O’ Mine Roll and Mango Coconut Rockstars dessert are headlining menus nationwide with a flavor lineup that’s part sushi Both items are available beginning May 5 for a limited time only Fans should act fast – when the curtain closes these flavors will be gone like a one-night-only reunion tour it won’t be long before Rock N’ Roll Sushi launches guitar-shaped platters this summer because what’s better than sushi that shreds Sushi that is literally served in a guitar It’s time to celebrate Cinco De Mayo and what better way to do that than with a margarita it’s consistently been named one of the most popular cocktails here are 16 local places to get a delicious margarita to celebrate the day this locally-owned taco shop offers something for the whole family a casual atmosphere with great food and drinks Relax in the rustic dining room at 55 South or at the bar and order a SŌL Margarita with Agavales Silver Tequila including their El Primo Margarita (Ocho Reposado Tequila Fresh Squeezed Lime and organic agave nectar) and a Cucumber Margarita (100% Blue Agave Tequila house-made fresh sweet & sour and a chili-salt rim There’s something on the menu for everyone at Pueblo Real and Tito’s so it’s a great place to get a margarita Try The Swirl Margarita at Uncle Julio’s The Swirl is a unique Uncle Julio’s signature a delicious concoction featuring frozen margarita layered with homemade frozen sangria The tasty layered treat is complemented with a single pink flamingo just like the birds seen not far from the border helping to make this drink the classic it was born to be You can also order a classic margarita if that’s your thing Scout’s Pub is the perfect place to grab neighbors and friends for a Cinco de Mayo cocktail Relax at the pub with a classic margarita from Scout’s Pub Acapulco takes pride in serving you the most authentic Mexican fare While Chuy’s is often referred to as “Tex-Mex” their menu is made up of a combination of flavors with recipes and ingredients from across New Mexico Chuy’s is a place the whole family can go and the adults can enjoy a refreshing margarita  This Franklin spot is celebrating Cinco De Mayo Specials for the day haven’t been announced but you can count on a great margarita The locally owned restaurant has two locations to enjoy a margarita this Monday It’s one of the latest Mexican restaurants to open in Spring Hill 2025 – Mountain Dew® is giving flavor-seekers a new reason to run to Little Caesars® with an exciting beverage exclusive at the pizza chain with the launch of Mountain Dew® Mango Rush the tropical beverage blends the refreshing citrus taste of Mountain Dew with a bold kick of mango flavor The result of a collaboration between the two brands Mountain Dew Mango Rush was created to give Little Caesars’ fans more of the fruit-forward flavor they crave perfectly pairing with their favorite Little Caesars pizza Mountain Dew Mango Rush will be available in a collectible 16-ounce can with a co-branded design This is the second flavor-exclusive from PepsiCo at Little Caesars after it brought back the hit Pepsi® Pineapple for a limited run at the chain in 2023 The fruity flavor was so popular it made a comeback in 2024 paving the way for the collaboration behind Mountain Dew Mango Rush the offseason has been well underway for the New Orleans Pelicans They've wasted no time getting busy either they've already fired former Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations David Griffin replaced him with Detroit Pistons legend Joe Dumars and hired a new number two for Dumars in Troy Weaver Like the other 13 teams that didn't make the playoffs All of this front office movement came as a result of their awful showing in the 2024-25 NBA season that saw them go just 21-61 despite entering the year hoping to make a deep playoff run the Pelicans are at the dawn of perhaps the most crucial offseason in franchise history then they have their work cut out for them to build the ideal roster around him This emerging free agent center is a great place to start This past season, we learned a few things. After trading for Kelly Olynyk, it became abundantly clear how effective Zion can be when surrounded by shooters freed from the shackles of having to play alongside another plodding big man who could only play inside the paint but those couple of months with Olynyk confirmed it that the benefits of having a floor-spacing big on the court are completely negated if neither of the big men is a rim protector New Orleans often bled more points than they poured in with Z and Kelly in the same lineup or Head Coach Willie Green was forced to play both of them alongside another center like Yves Missi That's why the Pelicans need to continue their search for a true stretch five one that can aptly threaten opposing defenses from deep and protect New Orleans's paint at the same time there's a perfect option hitting the open market this summer The Milwaukee Bucks are on the verge of a franchise teardown With Damian Lillard tearing his Achilles this late in the year he'll likely miss the entirety of next season especially considering his advanced age for a small guard in the NBA With virtually zero chance for them to contend for a title next year there's almost no reason why the Bucks would re-sign Brook Lopez this summer who's set to enter unrestricted free agency a rookie center who just came off a freshman season He might not be ready to anchor a playoff-caliber defense full-time but he's certainly ready to handle heavy minutes That makes Brook Lopez the perfect target for New Orleans The former champion will turn 38 years old next April He's still playing drop defense at an elite level while knocking down triples consistently but he's only good for around 18-25 minutes a night now He would be the perfect bridge to allow Missi to grow into his adult body while providing Zion Williamson with the stretch five he's always needed © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"61","src":"62","url":"63"},{"type":"60","value":"64"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"67","url":"68"},{"type":"66","value":"69"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands leading FanSided’s coverage on all things New Orleans Pelicans.\n\nHe’s a Journalism graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University with extensive coverage in multimedia journalism and sports content creation He’s a credentialed NBA journalist who has written for several FanSided publications among other sites.\n\nIn addition to his NBA coverage This past season, we learned a few things. After trading for Kelly Olynyk, it became abundantly clear how effective Zion can be when surrounded by shooters the New Orleans Pelicans need to continue to try to build the perfect team around him Pearl Jam is an alternative rock band formed in Seattle The band’s lineup consists of bassist Jeff Ament lead singer/guitarist Eddie Vedder and drummer Matt Cameron twelve studio albums and hundreds of official live concert bootleg releases later Pearl Jam continues to be critically acclaimed and commercially successful Find tickets here.  Rhiannon Giddens & The Old-Time Revue is Giddens’ much anticipated return to her North Carolina roots and the old time music tradition that launched her career and Pulitzer Prize winner Giddens has pulled together a remarkable band that represents an incredible array of talent and American musical traditions as a way to celebrate her new album What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow a fiddle-and-banjo record made with her old Carolina Chocolate Drop collaborator Justin Robinson Find tickets here.  Wilco will bring their spring tour to Nashville this week at The Pinnacle Find tickets here.  RÜFÜS DU SOL begin the global rollout of their Inhale / Exhale World Tour 2025, starting with a series of shows in Australia and New Zealand for their latest album, Inhale / Exhale The shows presented by triple j (AU) and George FM (NZ) will feature a carefully curated mix of new tracks alongside fan favorites accompanied by their world renowned immersive lighting and stage production Find tickets here.  Come Join us for ALABAMA SUNSET as they pay tribute to the legendary band Alabama with reverence and respect to the music and show fans have loved for years Incredible by any standard and Songs Of The South is proud to perform these songs sticking close to the amazing vocal harmonies and detailed playing Find tickets here.  the community will come together in a powerful way — with music and with unwavering love — to support a woman who has faced unimaginable challenges with incredible courage: Amanda “Mandy” Pence Find tickets here.