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Brooks says he'll pay for the substation — which would control traffic and safety on Nashville's Lower Broadway — at no cost to the taxpayer.

The upcoming five-part series will spotlight different national parks across America.

Well deserved.

Wanna clue? The third one did it just last night.

Rising rates of COVID-19 cases nationwide necessitated the decision.

Her sign said, "Garth ... it's our 1st concert." The singer made it worthwhile.

Brooks also canceled a planned ticket onsale date for a September show in Seattle, Wash.

"A nation watches you grow up."

While quarantining due to a case of COVID-19 in her "inner circle," the country star has tested positive for the virus.

He invited everyone watching to join in.

Brooks shared the honor with media on Monday (Jan. 18).

He's sore and might lose a fingernail, but the country superstar is otherwise unscathed.