Industry Ink: WMN, CRS, Fruition Songs, Triple 8 Management's Couri, SOURCE

Team WMN celebrates Cole Swindell’s song “Ain’t Worth The Whiskey” being the No. 1 most added song in an appropriate fashion.
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Country Radio Seminar is now accepting applications for its 3rd Annual Rusty Walker Scholarship program, created to honor Country Radio Hall of Fame member Rusty Walker, who passed away in May 2012.
The scholarships provide for an all-expense paid trip and attendance to CRS 2015, held Feb. 25-Feb. 27, 2015. Interested parties can apply now through Monday, Dec. 1 at www.countryradioseminar.com.
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Ashley Worley, Rachel Kice, and entrepreneur Brad Baack have launched Fruition Songs by Worley Baack Music. The full-service publishing house’s roster includes writers Isaac Rich, Laura Reed, Jerry Navarro, and Max Abrams. The company also specializes in single song or partial catalog deals. Additionally, the company is seeking pop/track oriented staff writers.
Worley spent 15 years working with Paul Worley Productions, acquiring songs for Martina McBride, the Dixie Chicks, and others. Worley also served as Creative Director for Rich Entertainment Group and Skyline Music. Kice previously worked with Warner/Chappell Music and is an original member of the MuzikMafia.
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Triple 8 Management’s George Couri wed Kate Healy on Oct. 26. Following a 1940’s themed ceremony and reception, the couple flew to New York City for a romantic honeymoon of release week for Triple 8 Management client Sam Hunt’s debut album Montevallo.