Longtime WSM Radio personality Bill Cody has died, according to an announcement from WSM Radio. He was 73.
NASHVILLE, TN - MAY 13: WSM Radio Personality Bill Cody talks and does a Q & A with Middle school students from Nashville, during the Country Music Hall Of Fame & Museum Presents All Access: Reba McEntire at the CMA Theater in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on May 13, 2014 in Nashville, Tennessee.
Longtime WSM Radio personality Bill Cody has died, according to an announcement from WSM Radio. He was 67. Cody spent more than 30 years on Nashville-based WSM-AM, where he hosted the morning program Coffee, Country & Cody. He joined the station in 1994 and became one of the most recognizable voices in country music radio.
In addition to his work on WSM, Cody frequently served as a host for the Grand Ole Opry, including Opry Country Classics, and appeared on television and syndicated radio programs. His broadcasting career earned several honors, including induction into the Country Radio Hall of Fame and a star on the Music City Walk of Fame. Police are investigating after a fight broke out outside the Capitol City Mall Monday, and the altercation was caught on video.
A Lancaster County caretaker pleaded guilty Monday after she had spent months using the personal and financial information of an elderly woman she cared for. JamHershey’s Chocolate World announced an update to its parking procedures Monday that has left some visitors unhappy. The search for a missing person on Lake Marburg is now complete, according to the Codorus State Park. Pennsylvania State Police helped rescue a woman authorities said was being held against her will from a restaurant in Connecticut.
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