Publication: Nashville Lifestyles
Date: September 2006
Description: A Nashville publication devoted to the people and places that shape Middle Tennessee, this article covers fashion for every body type by interviewing Sara about her upcoming fashion show and her take on fitness for women. Sara admits that her involvement with NEDA stemmed from her own unsafe dieting competitions with her nanny just before her third pregnancy. Sara has since learned to adopt a sensible diet and concentrate on being healthy and fit, while promoting the same to her children, teaching them to focus on the way their bodies feel rather than on looks. (4 page article w/photos)

Publication: Southern Exposure
Date: August/September 2006
Description: A magazine offering insightful slice-of-life glimpses into the people, places and events of Williamson County, Tennessee, this interview is conducted a few weeks prior to Sara hosting "Fashion for Every Body" at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame. Sara answers questions about her dreams, her family, her role as a commercial spokesperson, and her commitment to educate and aid those struggling with eating disorders through NEDA & the Sara Evans Fund. (3 page article & photo spread)

Publication: Music Row
Date: November - 2004 Publisher Special
Description: Sara appears on her fourth cover of Music Row. A fact sheet is included in the table of contents sidebar. No article appears inside.

Publication: CMA Closeup
Date: August/September 2004
Description: A CMA members-only periodical, CMA Closeup reviews Sara's busiest year to date, as everything is finally "coming to fruition," according to Sara. RCA Label Chairman Joe Galante, who signed Sara eight years earlier, agrees that Sara has developed as one of country music's top hitmakers, in addition to being a very driven and talented songwriter. "She's a star who will have a long and impactful career," states Galante. (2 page article & photo spread)

Publication: Country Weekly
Date: August 31, 2004
Description: Her most prestigious cover story to date, this interview with Country Weekly takes place one day after moving into a new home in Nashville, and a couple of months before the due date for Sara and Craig's third child. In the feature, Sara talks about being raised a farm kid, and the work ethic born out of her childhood. She also relates the story of a near-fatal accident when she was eight years old, and how her full recovery from that incident impressed upon her that there was a purpose for her life, even if that meant just being the best wife and mother possible. (5 page article & photo spread)

Publication: American Profile
Date: May 2-8, 2004
Description: A weekly insert in newspapers across the country, American Profile spotlights Sara in their cover story "Family Matters Most of All." Sara tells of the small-town values she was instilled with, and how she is making sure Avery and Olivia also grow up in that type of environment. Accordingly, the couple has purchased a home near Sara's native New Franklin, MO. (3 page article)

Publication: Woman's World
Date: November 18, 2003
Description: Sara Evans not only inspires people with her angelic voice, but as this article states, she also serves as an inspiration to people seeking to improve their health and appearance through a sesible weight-loss program. In particular, Sara instills hope for women who are attempting to shed pounds following pregnancy. Sara used the same weight-loss method that worked so well after the birth of Avery, and this time she has lost a total of 70 pounds! Her sister Lesley--a mother of four--is also featured, having lost 30 pounds herself. (3 page article)

Publication: Country Gazette
Date: Winter 2003
Description: Written in Dutch, this 100-page magazine out of the Netherlands is in its 30th year and is produced by volunteers. (7 page article w/numerous photos)

Publication: ePregnancy
Date: December 2002
Description: This article was printed as Sara prepared for the birth of her second child. In the interview, she talks about the gift of parenting, and how to nurture a healthy marital relationship, even in the midst of growing demands that come with a new addition to the family. As is her custom, Sara stresses that family is far more important than her career. (8 page article & photo spread)

Publication: Road King
Date: September/October 2001
Description: This publication for truckers offers a glimpse into three days of road life for Sara and her crew during the George Strait Tour. Its focus is entirely on what must happen behind-the-scenes in order to present a show of this magnitude. The process of setting up and breaking down stage equipment, meeting Sara's nonstop schedule of pre-concert interviews & fan events, and living out of a bus for weeks at a time are covered. (4 page article)

Publication: Music Row
Date: May 2001
Description: Cover is taken from the Born to Fly album photo shoot. No article appears inside.

Publication: Nashville Scene
Date: May 17, 2001
Description: Sara is the cover model for the Annual Summer Guide Swimsuit Issue. No article appears inside.

Publication: Linedancer
Date: January 2001
Description: Publication out of the UK dedicated to line dancing, which featured Sara on the cover a few months after the release of her third album. In an article titled "Let's Dance", named after a song from the Born to Fly album, writer Margaret Kitchen spotlights the new project track-by-track, strongly recommending it as her "best yet". Sara's vocals are described as "commanding, confident, and consistently compelling." (1 page article)

Publication: Country Standard Time
Date: December 2000
Description: Country Standard Time traces the stylistic changes undergone in Sara's music in an attempt to generate improved record sales and increased airplay, contrasting the sound of her early material with the Born to Fly album. Sara explains why the latest project is her best yet, and gives credit to those who influenced her musical achievements. (3 page article)

Publication: Music City News
Date: December 1999
Description: Music City News visits Sara at her home outside Nashville just after the birth of her first child, Avery. Sara candidly speaks about the pressures of losing her pregnancy weight, and making a comeback following her maternity leave. Her husband Craig provides her with the support she needs to have a career in the music business, and maintain a family at home. (4 page article & photo spread)

Publication: Pollstar
Date: April 12, 1999
Description: Cover is taken from the No Place That Far album photo shoot. No article appears inside.

Publication: Music Row
Date: December 8, 1998
Description: Cover is taken from the No Place That Far album photo shoot. No article appears inside.

Publication: Country Music People
Date: January 1998
Description: British publication that praises Sara for producing a traditional country album in Three Chords & the Truth. With roots deeply implanted in the Heartland, the article states that Sara prides herself in being country-to-the-core. Sara's life story is laid out, from her origin on a tobacco farm in Boonesboro, MO to the attainment of a recording career in Nashville. The story points to a bright future for the young artist, who had just finished hosting the British Country Music Awards at the time of the interview. (3 page article)

Publication: Music Row
Date: June 23, 1997
Description: Cover is taken from the Three Chords & the Truth album photo shoot. No article appears inside.