It looks like the scene from a movie. All that's missing is a giant fireball in the background as the hero walks away. There was no explosion because its no movie. And the hero is Craig Morgan, who stopped to help after an accident in Tennessee.
Craig Morgan's Arctic adventure has begun and he's sharing his experience on Facebook. Craig arrived in Stockholm Monday for the annual Fjallraven Polar dogsled race. Yesterday was an education day and he got to ride a sled pulled by a reindeer, the way indigenous Sami people 'have done if for centuries.'
Craig Morgan is going to the end of the Earth - literally. He's north of the Arctic Circle to participate in the annual Fjallraven Polar. Morgan and 19 other mushers will be heading out today on a 5 day, 200-mile dogsled race. I guess that explains the beard. He needed something to keep his face warm.
Craig Morgan has been honored by the state of Tennessee. The country music star, award-winning TV host, and Middle Tennessee native joined members of the 108th General Assembly of the State of Tennessee on the House Chamber floor at the State Capitol for a reading of House Joint Resolution No. 540. The Resolution honors Morgan as a distinguished citizen of the state of Tennessee for his notable military service, charity initiatives, and the impact he has made through his many musical contributions.
Craig Morgan, who was once a member of the military, is in Afghanistan to entertain the troops. He's on the Stars & Stripes tour that stopped in Kuwait first, to play a show for the soldiers there. Craig then moved into an area of Afghanistan where they haven't had entertainment for two years.
It's no secret that singer and military veteran Craig Morgan loves the outdoors, as he hosts his own Outdoor Channel program, 'Craig Morgan All Access Outdoors.' Morgan is further demonstrating his love of nature on a global scale by heading to Sweden to participate in the sixth annual Fjällräven Polar, a 200-mile dog sled excursion above the Arctic Circle. He will document the thrilling adventure on his show, so you'll be able to witness the, uh ... fun.
Craig Morgan and Jana Kramer are just two of the celebrities who have signed on to be part of Scott Hamilton's televised 'Kaleidoscope on Ice' event, which will celebrate the tough men and women who have survived cancer.
Darius Rucker stumbled during his first chance on the Showdown, but his new song 'True Believers' is now a two-night champion. Yesterday and last night on Taste of Country Nights radio, the love ballad beat 'Can't Shake You' by Gloriana. Today, he'll face off against a more seasoned country artists.
Last weekend, Craig Morgan hosted his 6th annual Charity Motocross Ride, Concert and Sporting Clay Shoot just outside of Nashville, and the event was once again a huge success. Over $70,000 was raised for the Craig Morgan Charity Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
To quote from the title song of Craig Morgan’s current album, “This ole boy got it going on.” The energetic singer/songwriter, television host, outdoorsman and philanthropist is extremely busy with the release of a new single, ‘Corn Star,’ from his current album, ‘This Ole Boy.’
As if Craig Morgan doesn’t have enough on his plate these days, he is now adding one more ‘to do’ item to the top of the list. The singer/songwriter/outdoorsman/award-winning TV host is heading over to the Travel Channel’s hit show ‘Hotel Impossible’ for a guest appearance, set to air on Monday, June 11.
Congratulations are in order for Craig Morgan! The singer took to his official Twitter account over the weekend to announce the marriage of his only daughter, Alex. “Watched my baby girl get married yesterday today my heart is warm but empty,” Morgan tweeted Sunday about the bittersweet occasion. “May God bless them.”
