Loretta Lynn

Twelve country artists have received Kennedy Center Honors over the years.

On April 3, 1971, Lynn and Twitty's debut single, "After the Fire Is Gone," landed at the top of the charts.

Pearce has never met Loretta Lynn, but she thinks they have some things in common.

The new song begins with a driving acoustic shuffle and Lynn telling her story, as she does at her best.

Women have ruled the country charts for decades by singing about far more than just love and heartache.

Country music has long lent itself to harmonizing and verse-swapping duos.

Lynn and Price's new duet on Lynn's classic song proves that the song remains as relevant as ever 50 years later.

Lynn is looking back on the 50 years since the release of her iconic hit "Coal Miner's Daughter" in a new PBS documentary.

The 88-year-old country legend says she is "Ready to put Covid in the rear view mirror!"

'Still Woman Enough' is a tribute to the country genre's female legends -- past, present and future.