Jorga Greenwell of the Purple Rose Salon and Rob Thompson of Andy’s Barber Shop continue their tradition of competition in the month of November as they raise funds for Warm Blessings.
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Q: 16% of people say they mainly use this kitchen item for something other than its intended purpose…
Norma Hatfield joined us with CASA of the Heartland today for the launch of their new cookbooks, plus information on CASA’s role in the community and their desperate need for advocates.
Col. O’Bryan and Ryan Brus visited Eric and Jodie to discuss more added Right Arm nights, an event at Barr Library and more.
Pat Howell from the BHH Auxiliary talked to Eric and Jodie about the Let Christmas Shine program. They will be set up in the Baptist Health Hardin lobby offering lights and small trees and plants for sale to be placed outside the hospital. Proceeds benefit their scholarships for medical students.
Q: In the 1800’s this everyday kitchen item was put into pills and used to treat upset stomachs…
The City of Elizabethtown is looking for their official Christmas tree. The deadline is closing in for you to submit your tree for the contest. Amy Inman has more details from her visit with Eric and Jodie.
Q: In the US there are more of these businesses than McDonalds, Starbucks, and Subways combined…