Worthless: That’s a website that no one sees
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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.
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Mick Foley on the outs with WWE?
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Mick Foley very publicly has been considering his future with WWE. In a blog post Thursday, the Mickster made clear his intentions.
Mick Foley on the outs with WWE?
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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…
Swinging time at WTA’s Gateway
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The ACME Swing Mfg. Co, an ecstatically fun band, will return to WTA’s Gateway with its unique version of hot swing on Saturday, Jan. 18. Noted for their “jazz music that you can dance to!”
Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders comes to WTA’s Gateway
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The award winning Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders will bring their exciting fusion of musical genres to WTA’s Gateway on Saturday, Jan. 25.
Gateway changes schedule for River City Radio Hour
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After seven years, the River City Radio Hour performance beginning with the Friday, Jan. 17 edition of the Radio Hour.
Laura Turner named Vector Industries Employee of the Month for January 2014
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Vector Industries in Waynesboro has named Laura Turner its employee of the month for the month of January 2014.
Analysis: How can TNA survive with tiny house shows?
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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?
Analysis: How can TNA survive with tiny house shows?
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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?
Analysis: How can TNA survive with tiny house shows?
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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…
