Natalie Maines

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Quick: why you mad at Natalie Maines? Oh, that's right. Natalie Maines said something in March 2003 that's not half as bad as what a friend of yours posted this morning on Facebook. So much for being Christ-like and holding a grudge for 20 years, right? I cam...

Folks wanted everyone to know that Natalie Maines didn't represent Lubbock. And now, there's no Lubbock connection at all.

Dixie Chicks singer Natalie Maines is apparently still not ready to make nice. More than a decade after she made career-damaging remarks about then-President George W. Bush, the singer turned to social media on Wednesday (Aug. 10) to vent her frustrations with 2016 Republican nominee Donald Trump and what she sees as a double standard at country radio.

Both in the news this week, and they shared probably a bit more than you think.

I guess Lubbock still has some type of burr under its saddle for hometown girl Natalie Maines. The superstar appeared on The Simpsons last night with little to no fanfare in her hometown.

The Lubbock-born singer is making headlines for saying she's ashamed that Texas Senator and presidential hopeful Ted Cruz is from America.

After being inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame, Natalie Maines and her father performed a stirring rendition of the Dixie Chicks song "Wide Open Spaces."

The Dixie Chicks singer says it was her family that helped seal the deal on her coming back home for the West Texas Walk of Fame induction ceremony.

Singer Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks and writer, actress and artist Jo Harvey Allen were inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame Thursday afternoon.

The Dixie Chicks singer will be in town for Thursday's West Texas Walk of Fame induction ceremony.

I just had to throw my thoughts in on the topic of Natalie Maines the relationship with Lubbock, Texas and it's really easy, She doesn't want to play Lubbock.