Somewhere in the middle of our recording session, a whippoorwill got so close we recorded its call and added those haunting sounds to her introduction.
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Somewhere in the middle of our recording session, a whippoorwill got so close we recorded its call and added those haunting sounds to her introduction.
The pastor explained that the Truce Bell was going to be in the center of their house. They were to ring it if they got in an argument and needed to regroup.
by Kelly Roberts Educational legacies and the encompassing culture School legend buzz passed down from varsity level big brothers or sisters to elementary siblings is a powerful thing. By the time the eldest child in a family gets through their K-12 education, the rest know what to expect. And regardless if the information is exact…
by Rob Loeber If you watch Heritage Hall senior Barry Sanders run the football, you can easily picture him wearing a light blue jersey and a silver helmet just like his father did throughout the nineties with the Detroit Lions. The younger Sanders is an electrifying talent and even though he may not be Hall…
by Rob Loeber Recently, I’ve developed an addiction to Friday Night Lights. The TV drama is set in a small town in West Texas and centers on the life of the high school football coach, his family, and his players. FNL has its share of soap opera moments and sometimes the storylines stretch the limits…