Yearly Archives: 2019

It is no secret to anyone who knows me (and many who do not) that Dale Murphy is my all-time favorite baseball player.  I have long advocated that this Atlanta… Read more »

Is it possible? The 2020 presidential election is just a year away. You may not have noticed the relative peace and quiet this year, because it is never really quiet… Read more »

I’ve waited a while before I’ve shared this story, but somehow now seems like a good time. On October 20, 2014, Luther Masingill died after a brief illness, at the… 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 find… Read more »

There’s a lot of confusion about Daylight Saving Time in Tennessee this year.  Some say “the media” told them that Tennessee passed a law that will discontinue that annoying practice… Read more »

I have a history with gas. I mean the kind you put into your car’s tank. In my youth, I was a gas pump jockey, before I became a radio… Read more »

I answer this question every day. So occasionally, I post it here. “Why are the schools asking for money? What about the Tennessee Lottery money? They say it goes to… Read more »

To watch the story, beautifully photographed by Lee Broome,, CLICK HERE! UPDATE, Feb. 24, 2020:  On August 25, 2019, we almost lost LaTrice Currie. My friend and WRCB co-worker of… Read more »

Oh, those mistakes you hear on the news. Like the reporter who said “The man was electrocuted, but not seriously.” (Don’t try that at home, please.) With that in mind,… Read more »

UPDATE, APRIL 23, 2024: For the first time since I posted this story in 2019, I got to visit with Gracie and Matthew, who are now 10th graders at Sequatchie… Read more »