When most thought there was no way Jeff Francoeur or Jason Heyward would still be around for the Braves to pick, Roy Clark ...

Born April 15, 1933, in Meherrin, Virginia, Roy Clark moved to Washington, D.C., at age 11 when his father took a job with the Washington Navy Yard. His first guitar was a four-string cigar box with a ...

Throughout the 1970s, country music fans tuned in each week to the hour-long variety show “Hee Haw” to watch their favorite performers. The television program featured both comedy sketches and live ...

The Atlanta Braves will be making big decisions this offseason. One of them could be signing a huge outfield bat with loads of success. Atlanta Braves Promote 4 Players in Organization Before Phillies ...

On this day (April 15) in 1933, Roy Clark was born in Mederrin, Virginia. He was a country singer and multi-instrumentalist who had a fairly successful recording career. However, he is best known for ...

The baseball world is mourning the loss of MLB scout and executive Roy Clark, who passed away at 68 years old on Friday night. His time with the Atlanta Braves left a mark that's still felt to this ...

Roy Clark, a virtuosic guitarist who became an international emblem of country music as the host of "Hee Haw," the long-running cornpone variety show, and who recorded crossover hits such as the pop ...

Tulsa resident Roy Clark, who died Thursday at age 85 at his home, was known primarily as a country music legend.

He was an original Drillers co-owner with Bill Rollings in 1977 as they combined to save pro baseball in Tulsa after the ...