Hanging Out With A Country Music Legend
• May 8, 2016
Jerry Bradley sits a foot away from me, in an old waiting room chair from the RCA Records building on Music Row in Nashville. It's
Otis Redding Still Thrives In Macon, GA
• May 3, 2016
This year will mark 50 years since the tragic plane crash that killed legendary musician Otis Redding. Mr. Redding was just 26 years old in
Two Great Families One Small Town.
• November 11, 2015
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Cambridge, Ohio is no different than any other small town around the country. And in every small town - people know people. During my recent
The Best Little Zoo You've Never Heard Of
• October 26, 2015
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There's not a person in Gulf Shores, Alabama that doesn't know the name Patti Hall. And, it didn't take but a few minutes to understand
My Adventures On The Gorge
• August 14, 2015
As a child I had absolutely zero interest in going to camp. I'd hear about classmates heading off to remote places for weeks at a
Historic Documents On Display in Saint Louis
• August 12, 2015
Saint Louis media enthusiast Frank Absher is outside polishing the doorknobs of what was once the Third Christian Scientist Church at 3504 Russell Blvd as
In Awe Of Veterans In Canton, Ohio
• June 21, 2015
Tucked away in the back of an industrial complex in northern Canton, Ohio is the MAPS Air Museum. It's a mixture of retired, rebuilt and
Music History Saved By Chance In MS
• May 22, 2015
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The 100 Men DBA Hall in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi once hosted many of the biggest names in music. Fast forward to 2005 when the
