Monthly Archives: October 2015

Now THIS is a spaghetti party! Back in 2013, I wrote a story about Ezra and Kelly Reynolds of Chattanooga, and their heroic efforts to adopt special needs children from Ukraine. … Read more »

A few weeks ago, I posted a Facebook cover photo of a fall scene at Cloudland Canyon State Park near Trenton, Georgia.  My niece Anita Skipper commented on the picture,… Read more »

They didn’t write their songs, and they were backed by some great musicians, so 3 Dog Night never really got much respect.  You won’t find them in the Rock and… Read more »

  On Monday, October 20, 2014, I woke up and did my daily routine.  First, I look at my phone.  I check e-mails, messages, Twitter and Facebook.  Most days I… Read more »

Who says nobody listens around here?  They heard all the complaints last year.  The skating rink was too small.  They should have opened it earlier in the year.  They should… Read more »

UPDATE: March 18, 2019 Ken Hicks was recognized by the Georgia State Senate for his career in radio and community service. Hicks, honored with “A Resolution of Recognition,” is the… Read more »

James Taylor is a master wordsmith.  When his mother Gertrude “Trudy” Taylor passed away this weekend at the age of 94, he wrote a beautiful tribute.  You’ll feel like you… Read more »

I’m glad I finally got to meet Billy Joe Royal.  In 2013, he attended the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame banquet to honor his friend Tommy Jett, the Chattanooga deejay… Read more »

I hear it every day.  “You news media people are too liberal,” or “too conservative,” or “too negative,” “too sensational,” “dishonest,” misleading,” and many others.  We’re hiding the truth, we’re… Read more »

Here’s the touchdown that started it all: Cartersville at Heritage, 4th quarter, October 2, 2015: UPDATE OCTOBER 15, 1:15 P.M.  Here are some great photos from Logan’s visit to the… Read more »