He has a clever name for his imagined bar.
(Nashville, TN) -- Cole Swindell says he wants to see his name in neon lights with the likes of Alan Jackson, Blake Shelton and other big-name country stars.
The rising singer tells "Taste of Country" he'd love to have his own Nashville bar some day.
He says it'd be called "Cole in the Wall."
Swindell says he knows having a bar in his name is a milestone that you earn after years and years of hard work.
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at St. Francis Seraph Catholic Church
Join us for an evening of food and trivia. All proceeds go to Courier Missions.
at Trinity Christian Center
S.R. 1 is expected to reopen in mid-May, weather permitting.
Maureen Braun hosted the second annual First Lady's Breakfast on Tuesday.
A raffle and Easter egg hunt will take place on March 28.
Hope Fox and the Southern Connecticut State Owls are a No. 1 seed heading into the DII Tourney.
Senior All-District players will be on the ballot for the All-Star Game in April.
Labazzo is heading to the Sunshine State.
