Share
What do you think of the new direction for Kane, who has gone from escapee from hell to a suit-wearing member of The Authority? Mick Foley still isn’t sure that he likes the new Kane, but sees potential. “I remember talking with him a couple years ago, and he mentioned that he felt like he…
Share
A website designer introduced himself to me by posting a snarky comment on the Augusta Free Press Facebook page about the value of what I do for clients in web design.
Share
Mick Foley very publicly has been considering his future with WWE. In a blog post Thursday, the Mickster made clear his intentions.
Share
Mick Foley very publicly has been considering his future with WWE. In a blog post Thursday, the Mickster made clear his intentions. “It looks like I will be sticking around for a while,” Foley wrote on his Facebook page, admitting that it was “foolish for me to even think about leaving WWE, especially knowing that…
Share
After a full day of head-to-head Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) battles, Zach Marvin of Crimora, Va., took first place in the Masters Division at the 2013 Pokémon City Championships in Mocksville, N.C.
Share
Mick Foley wrote on Facebook today that his website, MickFoley.net, has been hacked, and as of this writing, the hack is still active. “We are working on getting the issue resolved, and should have it up and running soon. But it is definitely a hassle – I guess I just don’t understand people who get…
Share
Mick Foley wrote on Facebook today that his website, MickFoley.net, has been hacked, and as of this writing, the hack is still active.
Share
The following is a list of highway work that might affect traffic in the Staunton VDOT transportation district during the coming weeks.
Share
The first report on the TNA Impact house show at a middle school in Bristol, Tenn., Friday night had 300 fans in attendance. Two other reports have surfaced online, one estimating a crowd closer to “three-quarters full” in the 1,000-seat gym, another saying that “turnout was much better than I expected.” So let’s put the crowd at anywhere between 300 and 700. Either way, how the hell does TNA stay in business?
Share
The first report on the TNA Impact house show at a middle school in Bristol, Tenn., Friday night had 300 fans in attendance. Two other reports have surfaced online, one estimating a crowd closer to “three-quarters full” in the 1,000-seat gym, another saying that “turnout was much better than I expected.” So let’s put the crowd at anywhere between 300 and 700. Either way, how the hell does TNA stay in business?
