Melanie Davis is a local journalist based in Murray, Kentucky. She writes for WKMS, Time Enterprises, and the Cleburne Times Review, covering a range of topics including local events, student achievements, community initiatives, and sports. Her work has also been featured in The Hamilton Spectator.
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Melanie Davis primarily covers local events and community achievements in the Murray, Kentucky area. She has a strong focus on entertainment news, education-related stories, and local cultural events.
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By: Melanie Davis
From their individually impressive talents to their unwavering devotion to one another, Chris and Morgane Stapleton have proved time and again that
By: Melanie Davis
A one-on-one fight between friends is always hard to watch, but add another person to one side, and it turns even more vindictive—something perfectly
By: Melanie Davis
Pink Floyd's album Wish You Were Here might have been a comprehensive, album-wide tribute to Syd Barrett, but the nine-part magnum opus “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” is the cornerstone of the entire work.
By: Melanie Davis
LAYNE LEADS HER CLASS:Thomas County Middle School teacher Stacie Layne guides eighth graders through Algebra concepts. Her students' 100% passing rate on the Algebra EOC exam last year helped the school earn a Math Leader designation from the Georgia Department of Education. (Submitted Photo)
By: Melanie Davis
Of all the indie bands to come out of the late 2000s, few captured the synth-laden nostalgia of the decade like this massively popular indie band that started as a prank.
By: Melanie Davis
An artist's (or band's) first recordings can often be a hit-or-miss, wavering between cringey and underdeveloped to charming and idiosyncratic—early
By: Melanie Davis
The days of British psychedelic rock band Pink Floyd dominating the Top 40 pop charts might be long gone, but their creative approach will be
By: Melanie Davis
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has never been one to do things halfway, whether in his music, stage presence, or the intense prank he pulled on Van Halen's bass tech, Kevin “Dugie” Dugan.
By: Melanie Davis
Brooks & Dunn's 1991 smash hit “Boot Scootin' Boogie” is one of the country duo's most iconic tracks, but before they released the album it was
By: Melanie Davis
As AI makes its way deeper and deeper into the folds of the music industry , many artists are expressing their concerns over the use of artificial
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