Something Stinks
Posted in Campbell County, economy on June 19th, 2009The Washington Post’s Half a Tank: Along Recession Road series said our Super 8 motel in Caryville smells like “dirty feet”.
Nice picture of Scotty’s 55-cent hamburger sign, though.
Local Woman Charged With Child Neglect In Clarksville
Posted in Campbell County, crime on June 19th, 2009Clarksville Police Department officers arrested two people Wednesday following an inquiry about possible child abuse.
The investigation discovered the presence of an 18-month-old child with visible injuries to include: a broken arm, bruising around the thighs and face, and burn marks.
Michelle Ann Douglas, 23, who gave a 117 Hw. Coal Rd., Caryville, Tn. address, was charged with Aggravated Neglect/Endangerment and Accessory After The Fact. Bond set: $500,000.
More from the Leaf Chronicle.
Radio On TV
Posted in Campbell County, Knoxville, celebrities, me, radio on June 17th, 2009Our sister station in Knoxville, The River 106.1, was recently profiled on WBIR-TV. I do some work for them in addition to my regular job at WTNQ-FM in Campbell County.
Blind Item
Posted in Campbell County on June 2nd, 2009Which major country superstar is rumored to be hanging out in the area (Norris Lake) before a big tour begins this weekend in Cincinnati?
Renewed
Posted in me on May 19th, 2009I renewed this blog’s domain name last week which is odd considering this is the first post here in a couple weeks. I really gotta pick up the pace….
Feel Good Friday
Posted in music on May 1st, 2009My favorite Bryan Adams song from his most underrated album Into the Fire.
Cracking Up
Posted in Campbell County on April 27th, 2009I took this shot on Highway 25W in LaFollette. It’s the surface of the William J. Preston Memorial Bridge that carries the four–lane highway over CSX railroad tracks. It’s next to the entrance to Campbell County High School.
“Killer Blue” Part 4
Posted in Iraq, military on April 21st, 2009Men who have spent 15 months or more in Iraq contemplate how to live with and grow from their wartime experiences.



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