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.
Bring a costume, take a costume. Community members are invited to shop sustainably and creatively by swapping gently used Halloween costumes.
at Dearborn County Recycling Center
New Adult Book Club is perfect if you are 18-35 and looking to read and discuss popular titles with others within your age range
at North Dearborn Branch Library
Get crafty and give a plain lantern a spooky makeover! Teens will use decoupage techniques to decorate paper lanterns with fun Halloween-themed silhouettes
at Lawrenceburg Library
Trees and Water Double the Fun by Reflecting All That Color Right Back at You.
The crash with entrapment took place in Dearborn County on Sunday evening.
The incident took place Saturday night near Guilford.
Several boys and girls teams and individuals are advancing to regionals.
See who is moving on in the IHSAA State Tournament
The Lady Pacers will face a Top 5 opponent at Semi-State
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