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Even when you are jus- Connie Erisman tifiably angry, it is always best to keep your temper under Area Manager & Independent Consultant control. –Christopher Simon ID# 18528134 573-368-8366 [email protected] www.connieerisman.myarbonne.com Missouri State Fair Concerts are back featuring top entertainers as headliners 2021 State Fair Grandstand Presented By CFM Insurance recorded over 500 songs, including nephew of Montgomery Gentry’s More information, including his popular “Auctioneer” and Eddie Montgomery, his pedigree is ticket pricing for each of the shows, “Walk On By,” a record that stayed matched only by his talent and can be found on the State Fair in the charts an incredible 42 hard-working drive. Montgomery’s Grandstand page (https://www.mo weeks. self-penned hit debut “Simple statefair.com/locations/grand- Three artists will perform on Fri- Town,” has over four million Spo- stand/.) . Tickets will go on sale to day, August 20 – Colter Wall with tify streams and his other singles the public starting June 29. Tim Montana and Charley include the high-energy “Like My The 119th Missouri State Fair, Crockett. Wall’s recent album Daddy Done It” and passionate themed “Our Missouri Celebra- Western Swing & Waltzes and “Saving For a Rainy Night.” tion” is August 12-22 in Sedalia. Other Punchy Songs is an ode to the themes and labors of western life. It includes the album’s title College Announcements Trace Adkins - August 12 The Beach Boys - August 18 track along with his cover of “Cowpoke.” Country-rock singer- SNHU Announces Winter Now serving more than 150,000 The Missouri State Fair has an- songwriter Montana’s song “This Beard Came Here to Party,” was 2021 President's List learners worldwide, SNHU offers nounced the concerts for the 2021 MANCHESTER, NH approximately 200 accredited un- State Fair Grandstand presented by the theme song of the Boston Red Sox as they fought to win a World (05/20/2021) -- It is with great dergraduate, graduate and certifi- CFM Insurance. Headliners will in- pleasure that Southern New Hamp- cate programs, available online and clude Trace Adkins, Russell Dick- Series championship and his song “Asphalt Throwdown” is being shire University (SNHU) congratu- on its 300-acre campus in Man- erson, Boys II Men, Tyler Farr, The lates the following students on chester, NH. Recognized as the Beach Boys, Rhonda Vincent and used by Fox Sports for its NASCAR telecasts. South Texas being named to the Winter 2021 "Most Innovative" regional univer- The Rage, and Hank Williams, Jr. President's List. The winter term sity by U.S. News & World Report Concerts First Four Nights native Crockett recently released his eighth album, Welcome to the runs from January to May. and one of the fastest-growing uni- The Missouri State Fair an- Full-time students who have versities in the country, SNHU is nounced May 10 the first four con- Hard Times, described as an im- mersive experience in sound that earned a minimum grade-point av- committed to expanding access to certs for the 2021 State Fair erage of 3.700 and above are high quality, affordable pathways Grandstand. carries us back in time. Rhonda Vincent - August 19 Hank Williams, Jr. - August 21 Hank Williams, Jr. will wrap named to the President's List. Full- that meet the needs of each learner. Trace Adkins will open the time status is achieved by earning Learn more at www.snhu.edu. 2021 grandstand concert series on up the 2021 State Fair Grandstand presented by CFM Insurance line 12 credits; undergraduate day stu- Opening Day, Thursday, August cousin who mix the sounds of August 19. GRAMMY award win- dents must earn 12 credits in fall or 12. Adkins has sold more than 11 R&B, hip hop and pop together in ning Rhonda Vincent and her up on Saturday, August 21. His ex- tremely impressive resume has spring semester, and online stu- God’s Plan million albums and charted more their performances. band The Rage will be joined by dents must earn 12 credits in either than 20 singles including “You’re Tuesday, August 17 Missouri- opener Leroy Van Dyke. Vincent spawned 70 million albums sold for Saving Man worldwide, six platinum albums, EW1 & EW2, EW3 & EW4, or Gonna Miss This” which won native Tyler Farr and Tenille began her professional music ca- EW5 & EW6. Divine Love: John 3:16 Academy of Country Music’s Townes will take the State Fair reer at the age of five, singing with 20 gold albums, 13 No. 1 albums Area students on the list: God’s Grace: Ephesians 2:8 (ACM) single of the year, “Every Grandstand stage. Farr has three her family’s band, until she struck and 10 No. 1 singles, along with numerous accolades for entertainer Allison Dodd of Waynesville Christ’s Blood: Romans 5:9 Light in the House,” and “No No. 1 songs – “Redneck Crazy,” out on her own. With the release of Lauren Eddings of St. Robert Thinkin’ Thing.” Opening for Ad- “Whiskey in My Water,” and “A her debut album Back Home of the year, a GRAMMY and being Holy Spirit’s Word: Romans 1:16 inducted in to the Nashville Song- Benjamin McColister of Way- kins is comedian Dusty Slay, the Guy Walks Into a Bar,” along with Again, The Wall Street Journal nesville Sinner’s Faith: Acts 16:31 youngest comedian ever to perform a growing string of hits. Townes’ crowned her the New Queen of writers Hall of Fame and the Coun- try Music Hall of Fame. His songs Michelle Zeno of Waynesville Sinner’s Repentence: Luke 13:3 on the legendary Grand Ole Opry first official single, “Somebody’s Bluegrass. Her lifelong dream Brad Rock of Rolla Sinner’s Confession: Romans 10:10 Stage in Nashville. Daughter,” impacted country radio, came true when she was invited to include “Texas Women,” “All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Gerrit Wagner of Saint Robert Sinner’s Baptism: Acts 22:16 Nashville-based multi-platinum and Rolling Stone heralded her as be a member of the Grand Ole Jessica McKinnon of Vienna Down),” “Born to Boogie,” “A Christian’s Love: Matthew 22:37 recording artist and 2019 ACM “one of country’s most promising Opry last year. Sally Houle of Dixon Award nominee for Song of the young songwriters.” Van Dyke, from rural Pettis Country Boy Can Survive,” among Christian’s Work: James 2:24 many others. Southern New Hampshire Uni- Year, Russell Dickerson will take Concerts Final Four Nights County, Mo, is known around the Christian’s Hope: Romans 8:24 Opening the August 21 show is versity (SNHU) is a private, non- the grandstand stage on Friday, Au- The final four nights of concerts world as an entertainer, recording profit institution with an 88-year Christian’s Endurance: gust 13 performing his hits like in the Missouri State Fair Grand- artist, radio and television star, emerging country artist Walker Montgomery.
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