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11/30/2002

• Hazel Smith Cooks With Country Stars
• Jackson Delivers Traditional Christmas Songs
• McGraw Jets to Chicago for Album Release

11/27/2002

• Twain Goes Straight Up! Album Charts
• Worley to Sing Before Packers Game
• Set the VCR
• New Album Finds Tim McGraw Under Doctors' Care

11/26/2002

• Messina Prepares Christmas Show
• Terri Clark Teams With Special Olympics
• HOT TALK: Another Tour, More Books, Thanksgiving and Lost Stars

11/25/2002

• Dirt Band Plans Hall of Fame Donation
• Cook, Lawson Take Acting Turns
• Greg Brown, Iris Dement Get Married
• Kleinow, Hudson Launch Burrito Deluxe
• Tim McGraw: In His Own Words (Part 1 of 2)
• Rascal Flatts Score First No. 1 Single

11/22/2002

• Two "Hanks" Plan Historic Performance
• Wariner and Womack in Washington
• McGraw Shares Opry Debut with Lynn, Paisley
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: The Empress Shania
• McGraw and Band Document Making Album

11/21/2002

• Chesney named to People's 10 Sexiest Men List
• Shania Twain's Up! Leads New Releases
• Carpenter, Cash, Crowell and Hiatt Harmonize at the Ryman
• Keith Richards to Make Gram Parsons Movie
• Country Represented on PBS Freedom Soundtrack

11/20/2002

• Tim McGraw Documentary Hits Theaters
• ACMs Move to Las Vegas
• Yoakam Brings Electrodisc to Audium
• ACMs Move to Las Vegas

11/19/2002

• Toby Keith Schedules Opry Debut
• American Music Award Nominees Announced
• Alan Jackson Reigns Humbly at Nashville Concert

11/18/2002

• George Strait Plans Additional Tour Dates
• Major Retail Push Behind Twain's CD
• Shania Twain Tells You What's Up! (Part 1 of 2)
• Keith Urban Spends Sixth Week at No. 1
• HOT TALK: Looking for McGuinn, Historic Demos and Someone to Hug

11/15/2002

• Child Prodigy and Metal Vocalist on Opry
• Loveless Boards the Santa Train
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Matthew, Mark, Luke And Johnny

11/14/2002

• It's a Girl for Troy Gentry, Wife
• Chicks Renovate Home
• Woman Enters Plea for Leaving Accident Scene
• Krisofferson to Receive Veteran Award
• Emmylou Harris Closes Tour in Her Hometown

11/13/2002

• Chesney Announces New Year's Eve Guests
• Nelson at Nobel Ceremony

11/12/2002

• Charlie and Emily Robison Welcome Baby Boy
• Rimes Sings for Salvation Army Campaign
• Neal McCoy Returns to Middle East
• HOT TALK: Cyndi's Exit, Lee Ann's Hair, Rhonda's Discovery
• Charlie and Emily Robison Welcome Baby Boy

11/11/2002

• ACM's Fran Boyd Retires
• McCoury, McClinton Set for Cruise
• Adkins to Spend Thanksgiving in Asia
• Paisley Packs 'Em In for Kentucky Show
• Tammy Cochran Credits Her Success to Parents
• Declaration of Independence Visits Nashville
• Keith Urban and Friends Revel in "Somebody Like You"
• Charts: Rascal Flatts Enjoy Biggest Week Ever

11/08/2002

• Crowell's Cherry Bombs on Opry Live
• Messina on Touched by an Angel
• Alan Jackson Picks Up Five CMA Awards
• Jackson, Scott Win ASCAP's Top Honors
• Lonestar's McDonald Wins BMI Song of the Year
• ROPE Honors Pioneers, Hears Del McCoury Band
• SESAC Honors "Young" Writer; Other Country Songwriters

11/07/2002

• Alison Krauss & Union Station's Live Leads New Releases
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: A Family Reunion at CMA Show
• Twain Glad to Reminisce in Nashville
• McBride to Film "Concrete Angel" Clip
• Paisley Finishing Follow-Up Video
• CMA Telecast Attracts 38 Million Viewers

11/06/2002

• Rascal Flatts Top Country Albums Chart

11/05/2002

• CMA Preview: What to Expect on Awards Night
• McGraw's New Video to Debut on CMT
• Strait's Manager Opens Country Bar
• Alabama Score 20th Platinum Album
• Bob Dylan, Shel Silverstein, Dean Dillon to Hall of Fame

11/04/2002

• Jumping Bill and Preening Porter Head for Hall of Fame
• HOT TALK: Bluegrass on TV, Jagger Covers Loveless, BBC Goes Country
• Parton Honored by Junior Achievement
• Tritt to Help Atlanta Prepare for Holidays

11/02/2002

• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: CMA Awards Skirmishes

11/01/2002

• R.O.P.E. Awards Show Set For Nov. 7
• The Spirits of Country Music