Jo Dee Messina

Walker Hayes' daughter Lela also appears in the clip.

Cole Swindell's new video is as fun as it gets, AND it features a surprise appearance from Jo Dee Messina.

Jo Dee Messina released "Heads Carolina, Tails California" in 1996 and you'll hear her voice sampled during the first few bars.

Cole Swindell wanted to tribute one of his favorite '90s country singers. He may have done even more than that.

Nothing beats a cool country soundtrack to crank up while you're exploring those wide-open spaces in your chosen mode of transportation.

Messina songs have a lot of attitude.

On Aug. 18, 1998, Messina landed at No. 1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "I'm Alright."

The festival has been held every year since 2008 as part of Home Town Pride Days and a fundraiser for the Cold Spring Fire & Rescue Department Relief Association.

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

Jo Dee Messina has been diagnosed with cancer. The "Heads Carolina, Tails California" singer's team revealed the news on her Facebook page on Wednesday morning. She'll begin treatment this fall.

There is no shortage of stuff to do in Central Minnesota this weekend and since we can't fit them all in here are a few highlights. We got Great Theatre opening their season with Sister Act, Jo Dee Messina playing in Albany, running along the Mississippi River with the Mississippi River Run in Sauk Rapids, Catholic Charities Annual Lake Wobegon Trail Ride and an outdoor performance by Blackhawk at Rollies! Read more in The Weekender!

Multi-platinum recording artist Jo Dee Messina has co-written a new Chicken Soup for the Soul book alongside author and publisher Amy Newmark. The book focuses on the beauty and challenges of motherhood.