Robert Pincus

The incomparable Kitty Wells (1919-2012), whose real name was Ellen Murial Deason, was the first female singer to achieve a number one hit on the country charts. The year was 1952 and the song was “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels.” Many hits quickly followed, making her the first female star of country music. Raised with music in her home, she was one of six children. Her father, Charles, played guitar and banjo and her mother, Myrtle, was a gospel singer.

Eagles must wait for first win over OHS after 34-7 setback Osceola's Zylin Garrett. shown in last week's game against St. Cloud, scored in a wild sequence of the second quarter Friday to help the Kowboys take a 28-0 halftime lead en route to a 34-7 win over Poinciana. (Photo/Taylor McFee) The Osceola Kowboys (1-1) used a dominant end of the first half to beat Poinciana (1-1), 34-7, for their first win of the season on Friday night. The Eagles are still winless against Osceola.

Ohio transfer QB throws for 168, passes and runs for TDs in 47-7 win over Celebration Poinciana's Rodney Mallet fights for yardage through the Celebration defense in the Eagles' 47-7 win Friday. (Photo/Michelle Kostuch) The Poinciana football team sent a message to the rest of its opponents – like Osceola High next week – in a 47-7 romp over the Celebration Storm in Friday’s season opener. “Next week is one of the biggest games in Poinciana school history,” Poinciana head coach Taron Mallard said.