Monthly Archives: May 2014

On the last day of school, Ed Carter called me with some big news: after 45 years at North Sand Mountain High School, he had just retired.  The longest-running teacher… Read more »

A few weeks ago, I reported the sad story of Elizabeth Wilhoit, who had lost her son to a repeat DUI offender.  When asked what she would like to say… Read more »

By now you know I love history, especially when it comes to Chattanooga broadcasting.  These days, when I discover a great old photograph I have mixed emotions: first, I’m thrilled… Read more »

Those talented people who televise Atlanta Braves baseball telecasts did a wise thing Tuesday night.  Maybe they were just following policy, or perhaps they made an immediate decision.  Either way,… Read more »

As millions of senior students prepare to put on their gowns, toss their hats into the air, and pose for endless selfies, many of them will also endure the graduation… Read more »

I will always have a special place in my heart for Kathy, June, Kim and Christy: the fabulous Forester Sisters from the New Salem community on the Georgia side of… Read more »

UPDATE, Jan. 27, 2015:  Christopher Hinnard was convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide, and will spend fifteen years behind bars.  Click here for the story Original story from May 10, 2014:… Read more »

I read the other day that Cee Lo Green, famed singer and Riverbend Festival outcast, recorded the song, “Happy,” and chose not to release it.  As everyone knows by now,… Read more »

This story was updated November 9, 2014, with news on John’s amazing recovery.  To read the updated story, please click HERE   (Original story from April 30:) “The journey of… Read more »