NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — I'm excited to tell you about some music history you can check out and of course it has a connection to NewsChannel 5!
Today, a new 20th anniversary edition of the Country Music Hall of Fame's exhibit on "Night Train" opens to guests!
It expands on the museum's original exhibit on the classic TV show, with newly discovered artifacts and photos.
Once a week, from 1964 to 1967, when the clock struck midnight, music of a different beat graced the airwaves of Channel 5 back when we were known by the call letters, WLAC.
Many say Night Train defined R&B in Nashville.
This new exhibit is part of your regular admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Our viewers are the best! When Hannah McDonald highlighted the plight of Serenity Sumler, so many of you immediately stepped up. Serenity stopped to help a driver after spotting a wreck and was hit by another car, resulting in terrible injuries. Without the funds to pay for physical therapy, she was at a loss. Because of the kindness of others - she now can rehab and get back to school. Best of luck to her as she trains to become a chef!
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