KENTUCKY HONORS BILLY RAY CYRUS

Billy Ray Cyrus was honored recently by his home state of Kentucky for his work toward ending violence against women.

Cyrus was one of a handful of honorees invited to the Governor's mansion for a luncheon hosted by Judi Patton, wife of Kentucky's governor Paul E. Patton, as part of her White Ribbon Project.

Included in Cyrus' accomplishments -- a public service announcement about family violence and an episode of his PAX-TV series "Doc" entitled "Enough is Enough," which deals with the same topic.

Although Billy Ray wasn't able to attend the luncheon due to his filming schedule, he did send a message:

"I am proud and humbled to accept this award as a Kentuckian and to share my dedication to making my home state, and the entire nation, a safer and better place for families. When it comes to the harm any man would commit against a woman, we have to say 'enough is enough.' "

Comments

More News

“American Idol” runner-up will make her Opry debut during CMA Music Festival week.
Trio joins Southwest Airlines’ Live at 35 concert series.
Artist recruits Faith, Keith and even Pitbull for ACM special.
Annual fundraiser and golf tournament boasts record-breaking attendance.
Singer working on debut solo album with Rick Rubin.
"How many women will now be 'passing out' at Tim McGraw concerts?!" one radio personality jokes.