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  • Mar 4, 2003
    Toby Keith receives eight nods to lead the competition when the Academy of Country Music announces its nominees in Los Angeles at Tiffany's. Alan Jackson picks up six nominations, while Kenny Chesney and Trick Pony take five apiece
    Mar 5, 2003
    Joe Nichols breaks the sound barrier riding in the cockpit of an FA 18-Hornet airplane with the Blue Angels in El Centro, California
    Mar 5, 2003
    On the 40th anniversary of Patsy Cline's death, Terri Clark records vocals in Nashville for a remake of "Walkin' After Midnight"
    Mar 6, 2003
    George Strait racks up a double-platinum album from the RIAA for the compilation "Latest Greatest Straitest Hits"
    Mar 6, 2003
    Universal South announces that Amanda Wilkinson has signed a contract with the label to record her first album as a solo artist. She had previously recorded with her father and her brother in the family group The Willkinsons
    Mar 6, 2003
    George Jones and R&B singer Smokey Robinson are among the recipients when George W. Bush presents the National Medal of Arts at the White House. The award is bestowed by the National Endowment for the Arts
    Mar 6, 2003
    The Country Music Hall of Fame presents a medallion to Eddy Arnold, recognizing the largest memorabilia donation by an artist. Arnold's contributions include over 2,000 photos, tuxedos and the first CMA award for Entertainer of the Year
    Mar 6, 2003
    Alison Krauss is ordered by a doctor to take time off for vocal rest. As a result, she postpones a "CMT Crossroads" taping with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler
    Mar 7, 2003
    Heather Kinley and husband Mark Mendenhall have a son, Paul Michael Mendenhall, at the Southern Hills Medical Center in Nashville
    Mar 7, 2003
    Bruce Springsteen performs "Atlantic City" in Atlantic City, New Jersey, when he headlines the town for the first time. One week later, the Country Music Foundation cites the song among country's 500 greatest singles in "Heartaches By The Number"

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