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In our exclusive 2019 interview, the late country music legend remembers DIY decorations, handmade flour-sack dresses, and waiting for Santa Claus.

Everyone who has lived or worked at the Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, including Loretta herself, has dozens of ghost stories.

The country music legend died Tuesday at her home, which has become a popular tourist destination for her fans

Get well Ms. Lorette.

Lynn’s no-holds-barred songwriting style opened doors for generations of artists to say what they think, but as an artist writing about raw, real-life topics in the 1960s and ’70s, she sometimes took some heat. Attention-grabbing tunes like “The Pill” and “Rated X” are prime examples of this, and some of these songs were considered so risqué that they were even banned from radio airplay.

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Put simply, Loretta Lynn is the "Queen of Country Music." The just-turned-74 singer occupies rarefied air in the pantheon of country musicians, and deservedly so. She's enjoyed a slew of chart-topping hits since the early '60s, including "Don't Come Home A- Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)," "One's on the...

The country legend and her husband sold everything they had to move into their first Nashville home.