Summer fun is just around the corner! And KORD will be there with you every step of the way! Let's look at what happened last summer real quick! (This is my first iPad movie attempt, so keep that in mind LOL)
I have this incredible love of Firebirds and it goes back to the first date I ever had with my wife -- we went to see "Smokey and the Bandit." Ever since, I've been in love with that Firebird Trans Am.
Join me to watch the big game this Sunday at The Grizzly Bar! I'll be giving away prizes during every commercial break and The Grizzly Bar will serve food and have drink specials.
The year was 1993. I was co-hosting a morning show on a rap station in Orlando. I kid you not: a rap station. We were the two dumb white guys in the morning and we were really popular. But as the music got meaner, and couldn't listen to it anymore.
As you may have heard, I got a new camera. I've been taking pictures around the Tri-Cities and decided to share the portfolio I've been building. It not only showcases my range but highlights the beauty and appeal of the Mid Columbia.
I was at Costco the other day and noticed they're having a sale on the Canon Power Shot camera. For only $249 you get the camera, a case and an 8-gig SD card! I went home and rationally explained that incredible value to my wife: "PLEEEASE! Oh please, please, pease!!!"
A coworker noticed the duffel bag I bring to work with me each morning and wanted to know what was in it. I told him it was just notebooks, printed emails, meds and maybe a snack or two -- same thing men put in briefcases. He accused me of having a man purse so I agreed to empty it out and prove otherwise. We were BOTH surprised by what we found.
We took a Skype call from Steve Woods this morning about his travels down to the Tri-Cities. Listen to it here:
When he starts Monday, we're giving away $100 an hour from 6-9 a.m.!!!
From Sacajawea to the B Reactor, the Tri-Cities has a proud history. We're proud to be adding another milestone to the significant dates in local lore this month. Go ahead and pencil this into your child's history books, this is going to be a date you'll want to remember...