Randy Travis

Country music and horses go hand in hand.

What's the saddest love song in country music history? Here's our picks.

Non-country fans will see this special wheelchair as a simple expression of faith, but real Randy Travis fans will get the deeper meaning.

County music has been a staple for the annual show!

For some country stars, living with chronic illness is just one of the facts of life.

Randy Travis' health issues after his 2013 were so severe, even his doctors didn't believe he could recover. But the singer's wife never gave up hope.

There's just something about a duet that makes a sad song even sadder.

NASCAR, schmascar: This is THE country music racing event of the summer.

Parker McCollum puts on a private concert every night for his 10-month-old son, Major, and sings the same song every time.

Travis gave 'Love on the Spectrum' star Tyler White a once-in-a-lifetime surprise at the Grand Ole Opry.

Can you guess which artist scored more No. 1 country hits than any other in 1993?

On March 7, 1986, Travis made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry, performing "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry."

On Feb. 14, 1985, Travis signed his record deal with Warner Bros. Records.

Willie Nelson is king when it comes to country music commercials during the Super Bowl, but there is a queen.

On Jan. 29, 1988, Travis earned his first double-platinum album, for 'Always & Forever'.

'We're literally open to working with everybody,' says Draven Riffe, who co-manages the 'Rich Men North of Richmond' singer.