Conway Twitty's Hendersonville mansion could possibly be demolished as Trinity Broadcasting Network goes forward with their development plan for the property on which the mansion stands.

After proposing plans to demolish Conway Twitty's 'Twitty City' property due to tornado damage, owners TBN say it will be restored. What to know.

They bought Twitty City and some of the surrounding buildings nearly 30 years ago. The Christian TV network thought if it demolished the home that Conway Twitty lived in they could use that land.

"Twitty City" — which was built by country music legend Conway Twitty — was hit by the Dec. 9 tornado. It's not clear that it will be restored.

The home of country music legend Conway Twitty faces possible demolition after the deadly Dec. 9 tornadoes.