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Kelsea Ballerini shares the Dolly-ism that has stayed with her since her first conversation with Dolly Parton

Wednesday, March 9 by ABC News

Kelsea Ballerini duetted with living legend and fellow East Tennessee native Dolly Parton on the stage of this week’s ACM Awards, and the younger star shared her excitement over the duet with a series of photos and video clips that she could only describe... Read More.

How four deeply rooted farms stayed strong for their communities amid COVID-19

Friday, September 25 by ABC News

By TAYLOR BEHRENDT-RHODES, CAMERON HARRISON and JOEL LYONS, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- With its mission to "keep family farmers on the land," Farm Aid works year-round to promote food grown on family farms, support farmers in times of need and... Read More.

Camps that stayed open in summer of COVID offer lessons for schools

Wednesday, July 29 by ABC News

By ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- In Texas, Scott Baskin is doing the unthinkable in a state where COVID-19 cases have soared this summer.His overnight camp, Camp Champions in Marble Falls, outside of Austin, has been operating... Read More.

People who stayed home before lockdown likely helped slow spread of COVID-19: Researchers

Thursday, July 2 by ABC News

By ALEXIS CARRINGTON, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- A new study has found that people who were proactive and stayed home even before lockdown orders were implemented in the United States may have helped slow the spread of the novel coronavirus... Read More.

Stories tagged with: stayed

Kelsea Ballerini shares the Dolly-ism that has stayed with her since her first conversation with Dolly Parton

How four deeply rooted farms stayed strong for their communities amid COVID-19

Camps that stayed open in summer of COVID offer lessons for schools

People who stayed home before lockdown likely helped slow spread of COVID-19: Researchers

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