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From the coalfields of Appalachia comes a delightful teen singer, Marlana Vanhoose. Check out her rendition of the national anthem at www.vaughtsviews.com/?p=17571 There are several YouTube videos featuring Marlana. By a Google search of her name, one can listen to her cover "Dixie"...

This show caught my attention a few months ago as I was channel surfing and they had a segment about WWII relics. The Old Man (Richard Harrison) is a priceless gem. His deadpan humor and delivery is something to behold. Crotchety old curmudgeon... wise, weary and worried. His commentary on...

What a terrific movie! Last week I was able to watch "No Country For Old Men" for the first time. The movie features Tommy Lee Jones as a sheriff in a small South Texas bordertown. The plot has TLJ tracking an assassin caught up in the border drug wars. Brilliant acting by several cast...

Yesterday afternoon I encountered wild boars while traveling between McAllen,TX and Laredo. I saw two of them about 10 miles apart. One was quite large, maybe 200lbs... the other looked half that size. Unfortunately, both were dead along the roadside. I had no idea wild hogs roamed this...

Lead story in Friday's Lexington Herald Leader reminds hunters bear season starts this weekend in the commonwealth. The bear population has grown at a rapid pace in the Appalachian Mountains of far eastern Kentucky. According to the newspaper's report, this will be the first sanctioned bear...

When I graduated high school, 30 years ago, my home county with a population of 80,000 listed 15 surnames in the local phonebook. Upon a recent visit, I was surprised to learn they now sport 25 surnames. What's that.... a 66% increase. Put that in your diversity pipe and smoke it!

One of my favorite quatrains by Robert Frost: The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. (from " Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening" )

Beautiful landscapes and scenery. Hunting and fishing in the American West. A love triangle (or quadrangle) underscores the entire plot. Life interrupted by war. War interrupted by life. Most interesting to me was the fanatical bond of family loyalty portrayed by patriarch Anthony Hopkins...

After watching this film, I felt the most gut wrenching emotions a movie had ever inflicted. Sat in silence with a sold-out audience for what seemed like three hours of grizzle, gore, blood, guts, and torment. Not a single word in English. None were needed. Truly a masterpiece for director...

Has anyone here seen this movie yet? As a WWII history buff, I am anxious to go.

From "To Kill A Mockingbird"(1962) to the present day, is there a greater film actor alive than Robert Duvall?