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Nicole’s Nashville News- November 3

Maren Morris will receive the Harmony Award from the Nashville Symphony.  The award is given to individuals who embody the spirit of Nashville’s musical community. Maren will be honored at the Symphony Ball in December.

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Tracy Lawrence says his annual turkey fry and benefit concert will go on as planned this year. Since his first Mission: Possible Turkey Fry in 2006, Tracy has raised more than $600,000 for the Nashville Rescue Mission and has fried more than 6,400 turkeys which provided over 90,000 meals for the homeless and hungry in middle Tennessee. Tracy plans to livestream the concert on November 24.

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