Oklahoma singer Katie Mariah released her debut CD, “Hit the Ground Running” with a special performance at Sabine Creek Ranch on Friday night. All attendees to the concert received a copy of the CD. This was Mariah’s second performance in Royse City, having performed a set during the break of Natalie Stovall’s show at the Well coffee house on Main Street only a few weeks earlier
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Oklahoma singer Katie Mariah released her debut CD, “Hit the Ground Running” with a special performance at Sabine Creek Ranch on Friday night. David Wilfong
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