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    • Oct 18, 1993
    "Music City Tonight," hosted by Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase, replaces the Ralph Emery-hosted "Nashville Now" as TNN's evening talk show
    Oct 27, 1993
    Boy Howdy gets its first bus. TNN films the event at Nashville's airport, then the guys head down the road to Smyrna, Georgia. Atlanta Falcons football coach Jerry Glanville attends their show at The Buckboard the following evening
    Nov 2, 1993
    Lorrie Morgan's "Proudheart" earns a nomination in cable's Ace awards
    Jan 27, 1994
    Vince Gill, Alan Jackson and Reba McEntire lead the field with six nominations each in the TNN/Music City News awards
    Feb 22, 1994
    Pat Boone knocks his toupee off while doing a rope trick on TNN's "Crook & Chase," creating one of the most embarrassing moments in Nashville television history
    Mar 9, 1994
    Alan Jackson's "Chattahoochee," co-written with Jim McBride, is named Song of the Year in The Music City News' Country Songwriter awards, hosted on TNN by Lorrie Morgan and George Jones at the Grand Ole Opry House
    Apr 21, 1994
    Barbara Mandrell becomes the subject of a half-hour infomercial that debuts on TNN. Mandrell is the first artist to be the lone subject of an infomercial
    Jun 6, 1994
    Alan Jackson grabs five trophies--including Entertainer of the Year and Top Single, for "Chattahoochee"--at the TNN/Music City News awards
    Oct 4, 1994
    Brady Seals tells "TNN Country News" he's leaving Little Texas for a solo career
    Jan 26, 1995
    Alan Jackson's seven nominations place him at the top of the heap when finalists are announced for the TNN/Music City News awards at Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon. Vince Gill falls in at six; Reba McEntire and Ricky Van Shelton each get four
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