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ESSINGTON, Pa. - PennZone -- TVS Main Street Network.Com is now featuring more than 100 top classic country artists in performance videos from classic TV shows. Dolly Parton, Eddy Arnold, Tex Ritter, Mel Tillis, Barbara Mandrell, Jerry Reed, Faron Young, Willie Nelson, and Conway Twitty are among the the classic artists recently added to the free to view ad supported streaming post cable network.

One of 36 TVS MicroChannels.Com, the TVS Main Street Network can be seen on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. Via apps from ROKU, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Web TV, TVS Main Street Network.Com can be seen on all IPTV and mobile devices, as well as on Smart TVs in 85% of TV homes in the USA.

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TVS Main Street Network.Com also showcases classic western TV shows, classic western movies, NASCAR, Big Rig Racing, Drag Racing, Rodeo, and Country and Western themed shows such as Glen Campbell, Mandrell Sisters, and Hee Haw.

All TVS programming is free to view and ad supported. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, handles all sponsorships, paid programming, native advertising, promotion, and marketing opportunities. TVS AdSales.Com is located in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta.

TVS Television Network.Com is the fourth oldest commercial broadcast TV network in the USA. Founded in 1960, TVS has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows on broadcast, cable, OTT, IPTV, Mobile, and home video platforms. TVS Main Street Network.Com was acquired by TVS in 1995 and is celebrating 25 years as an affilate of the TVS Television Network.