When the lights went out and the ice began tearing Nashville apart, Terri Clark didn’t hide. She grabbed her phone—and opened her doors. Power lines toppled, trees exploded, cars were crushed, and Music City looked like a war zone. But what Clark did next, when friends were stranded in the freezing dark, cha… Continues…
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