Yearly Archives: 2014

UPDATE: March 25, 2015:  I’m happy to report that the Dalton State Roadrunners, under the direction of Coach Tony Ingle and Asst. Coach John Redman have won the NAIA National… Read more »

I’ve been reporting on schools for about twenty years, and probably visit more schools each year than anybody except the milk delivery guy.  I have formed some strong opinions. Yes,… Read more »

  Chattanooga now has that ice skating rink that so many of us have been asking for.  It’s only temporary: now through February 1st.  It’s not very big, 50 x… Read more »

Whenever James Howard and I are in the same room, he tells this story:  in 1990, he was a student at Tyner High School.  It was Career Day, and I… Read more »

Nobody loved a good laugh more than Luther Masingill.  Since he passed away, I’ve received many nice responses from his fans.  People love the photos, the videos, and stories about… Read more »

Bryan College soccer player Gustavo Angel Tomayo is pretty good at hoops too: watch Monday night’s halftime promotion.  He has to make a lay-up, a free throw, a 3-pointer and… Read more »

OK Go is the American rock band with a sense of humor, and an eye for great music videos.  Somehow, they manage to top themselves year after year.  Take a… Read more »

So much has already been said about our radio friend Luther Masingill,  who died October 20, 2014 at the age of 92.  But I’ve been holding something back.  I’ve been… Read more »

It didn’t take long for word of Luther Masingill’s death to spread throughout his beloved hometown on Monday.  Within 24 hours, the King of Morning Radio was memorialized on every… Read more »

On October 20, 2014, we lost Luther Masingill, at the age of 92. He will no longer speak into the WDEF microphone, attempting to find some lost dogs.  He was… Read more »