Yearly Archives: 2018

UPDATE, May 23, 2018: Here is a thank you message from Michael to the medical and rescue workers who saved his life:   Behind every great picture is a great story. … Read more »

It was Tuesday March 9, 1993.  I was shooting a news story in Rossville, Georgia, in balmy 70 degree weather.  I called my wife and asked her to dig out… Read more »

When I was young, I would often hear my parents and grandparents talk about days they would never forget.  Some were linked to a family tragedy, like the day a… Read more »

It was September 24, 1991.  Rev. Billy Graham visited Chattanooga’s Baylor School to dedicate the new Alumni Chapel.  He arrived by helicopter, on a rainy day with students lining Baylor’s… Read more »

Oh, how our lives have changed during the past twenty-five years. We’ve had great medical advances. Once-fatal diseases are being cured, and hope exists where once there was none. For… Read more »

About twenty years ago, I was listening to the radio, and I heard an interview with a local business owner.  He was asked, “How do you start your day?”  He… Read more »

“Frasier’s dad,” actor John Mahoney, has died at the age of 77. From the series’ first season, this was my favorite scene. Frasier had removed his dad’s beat-up old chair…. Read more »

It is not unusual to hear someone doing play-by-play at a sporting event. But Dade County High School basketball fans have a very special announcer among them, seated right in… Read more »

  Every time you see an ad for the holidays, it features the all-American family, smiling and laughing, carving the turkey.  What you don’t see are the political arguments. A… Read more »

The results are in, and President Trump passed his physical in flying colors.  Sure, the doctor said, he could stand to lose a few pounds, and do more exercise, but… Read more »