Never Board An Escalator While In Your Power Chair [Video]
A woman at a train station in Boston the other day attempted to get on an escalator while in her power chair and now wishes she hadn’t. Click HERE to watch the video and see the story!
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What’s the Hardest Thing You’ve Ever Had to Give Up?
By: Steve Horn
Let me start by saying this is one of the hardest things I’ve ever tried to do, I’ve been a smokeless tobacco chewer for 20 plus years. I recently got strep throat and it kind of scared me up of thinking it could be something worse one of these days like thr
Alles Brothers Customer Service Survey
Alles Brothers Furniture is the Tri-State’s Expert on all things Furniture. With over 113 Years in the business – Alles Brothers Furniture is Doing Something Right. But, like all good businesses, Alles Brothers Furniture strives to continue growing and become a better place for you to do business
Are You Smarter than a DJ? – Radio Edition
Who Would You Like to See Perform at the Ford Center in Evansville?
There are a lot of great acts coming to the Ford Center this summer – and we’ve already seen plethora of music icons that span a variety of music genres. But, we have been asking ourselves, if it wasn’t marketing directors choosing the talent – who would the PEOPLE of the tri-state pick to see live and in concert? Take our poll below – you can vote for your favorite artist or write in your own!
What’s Your Favorite Radio Station and What Do You Like About It
Should Mens/Womens Clubs Be Legal?
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Best Place to Eat Outside
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How old is TOO old for an Easter Basket?
Did this Florida dad go too far with his son’s punishment?
by Ryan O'Bryan
Finding new ways to discipline your teenager is apparently all the rage these days. It started a few weeks ago when a father made headlines for shooting up his daughter's laptop after she posted something on Facebook that he didn't care much for. Now a dad in Florida has come up with an equally creative and less violent way to teach his son a lesson.
It seems that 7th grader Michael Bell Jr. enjoyed spending more time i