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Originally Posted by MidTenn1
Yes, I read the article and its implication was that the Ryman Hospitality Company which owns the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville becomes the 'operator' of the show. And that sounded like a form of ownership. Thanks for the clarification.
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That implication is not in the article at all… the word operate is in the article once:
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Opry Entertainment, a division of Ryman Hospitality Properties, owns and operates the Grand Ole Opry.
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Again, there is nothing in the article that states that ACL was purchased or that it is being operated differently. Not sure how or why you’re thanking me for a clarification that you still seem to be arguing against?