Podcasts about county road

(Episode 394) On this episode of The Moondog Show, Rob, Amanda, Scott T, Mason Dixon and special guest Phil Ryan of Ryan Restorations talk about County Road 689's latest episode ”Singers Without A Band”  which airs tonight on WNIT and Scott T graphically tells us about his surgery. Riveting conversations about roller rinks, karaoke and racism circulate throughout the studio. On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, Phil McDonald, emcee of the Rock The Boat Cardboard Boat Races and co-host of The Coaches Show is the guest on Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp. All this and more on The Moondog Show.

Motorists experienced overnight traffic delays last week as oversized industrial equipment known as superloads traveled through Clarke County under the supervision of the Alabama Department of Transportation and local emergency officials. The loads were transported from a barge landing in Jackson to a site off County Road 39 near Claiborne. The moves took place during overnight hours on July 8 and July 9 to minimize the impact on traffic, according to the ALDOT. The route began at the barge landing in Jackson before traveling approximately 12 miles north on U.S. Highway 43 to Grove Hill. From there, the loads turned... Article Link

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(Episode 393) On this episode, Rob, Amanda, Gina and Mason are in the studio talking about everything "Under the Moondog" including County Road 689 updates, Karaoke nights, bad restaurant service, ear infections and gas prices. Mason sings a hilarious song. On The Racin' Mason Dixon Front Porch Stomp, Julie Tiefenbach from Midwest Family Media and Marketing comes on to talk about their entry in the cardboard boat race and selling radio advertising. Joe from The Gobles Antique Mall calls in to talk about their 1-year anniversary sale and Gina talks about what  else? Real Estate. All this and so much more on The Moondog Show.   MoondogShow.com

Looking for an active fur-friend to keep you on the move? Meet Onyx! This happy, butt wiggler came to us with such a fun personality. He loves to play and be with people. His sad story began as a stray in a trailer park as a pup. He proudly wore his collar and roamed around looking for fun. He was always seen playing with the neighborhood children and yet not really having anywhere to call home. After a couple of months, he was found tied to someone's porch. After searching for his home and being unsuccessful in finding his owners, he was brought to our shelter. Still, no one claimed this happy little guy. We are not sure how someone would not claim this smiling boy with such a love for people and fun. We tried to make him feel special, but without a family of his own, he still feels lonely. But that doesn't stop him from showing his excitement when he sees people. The butt and tail swing back and forth with such vigor, he grabs his toy and tells us that he is ready for fun. With a face as sweet as his, who can say no? Onyx is great with children of elementary school age (based on who he was seen playing with regularly) and people in general. He loves playing with his toys, especially squeaky bones and rope toys. He has a genuine love for people and just wants to 'be part of the crowd'. Onyx is under a year old and is estimated to be approximately 7-9 months old. He is at an age where socialization is very important for his development as a multi-dog household and/or to have good dog park manners. Sadly, he was not taught all of the skills he needs to be a really well-trained pup. Would you be willing to teach him a full set of good boy manners? He would love to show you how good of a boy he can be. He just needs a family to let him shine again. Onyx is waiting to meet all potential adopters that visit him at the Van Buren County Animal Control Shelter at 58040 County Road 681 in Hartford. Our phone number is 269-621-4624. He doesn't have a preference in what county his adopters live in. He is ready to explore any new place with excitement. If you think Onyx would make a good addition to your family, please take the opportunity to meet him by stopping by. He is currently vaccinated and ready to venture into a loving home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An assessment of area roads for this past weekend's flooding.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A house on County Road 9 in Sandflat caught fire on June 26 but homeowner Red Wilson got out safely, according to Thomasville Fire Chief Chris Owes. The home had smoke damage and Owens said he was unsure how the fire started. Article Link

This episode covers practical safety reminders and company procedures for JFW drivers: avoid roadside hazards, turn trucks off in the fuel aisle, handle fuel spills, follow pit routing (no County Road 19), and beware window shades after dark. It also explains Saturday coverage and time-off requests, the 14-hour local exception and hours-of-service rules, how to use JFW ticket books, accident reporting procedures, and tips from Armando's pre-combat inspections. Plus community updates, shout-outs, a healing message, and  dad jokes

(Episode 388) On this show Amanda Jones and Scott T join Rob in the studio to talk about California's voting system and it's potential for fraud. They also talk about County Road 689's next episode and the award Amanda Jones received from the South Haven Legion Post 49. Dr. Max Masters calls in to talk about getting started with Chiropractic work and how chiropractic help with a healthy BM. Chris Siriano from Siriano's House of David Museum comes to the studio to talk about the House of David TV series on PBS, the Amusement Park, the Diamond House Break-in, Mary's City of David and the Trial of David Purnell. It's all here, right now and so much more on the Moondog Show.

What is catechesis, and why does it matter for our churches? Mr. Russell returns to the podcast to discuss how we prepare people for joining the church, how the early church did this, and what he believes that preparation process should look like.Here is a previous episode with David Bercot on infant baptismThis is the xxxth episode of Anabaptist Perspectives, a podcast, blog, and YouTube channel that examines various aspects of conservative Anabaptist life and thought. Sign-up for our monthly email newsletter which contains new and featured content!Join us on Patreon or become a website partner to enjoy bonus content!Visit our YouTube channel or connect on Facebook.Read essays from our blog or listen to them on our podcast, Essays for King JesusSubscribe on your podcast provider of choiceSupport us or learn more at anabaptistperspectives.org.The views expressed by our guests are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Anabaptist Perspectives or Wellspring Mennonite Church.Mentioned in this episode:Give online: https://anabaptistperspectives.org/donate or mail gifts to 127 County Road 616, Athens TN 37303

“What's Buggin' You” segment for Thursday 5-28-26

(Episode 386) On this show It's Memorial Day Weekend and Rob, Amanda, Scott T and Mason talk about the meaning of Memorial Day, The Veteran's Salute, Baseball, The Moondog Productions Documentaries and County Road 689 TV shows and Rob's new County Road 689 Fight Night idea. On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, NASCAR and Indy 500 insider Wayne Kullman talks about the big racing weekend, being in a rock band and having a bowling business. It's everything under the MoonDog right here, right now and and so much more on the Moondog Show.

What would it be like to feel like your whole life was an accident? What if you didn't know who you really were? Grant Bontrager always knew as a child that he was different. One day, the reality of just how different he really was crashed into his life. Born as the result of abuse, Grant tells how Christ redeemed his story by entering into the intense pain that came to Grant and his family through the circumstances of his life.Faith Child (book about Grant's story)This is the 320th episode of Anabaptist Perspectives, a podcast, blog, and YouTube channel that examines various aspects of conservative Anabaptist life and thought.Sign-up for our monthly email newsletter which contains new and featured content!Join us on Patreon or become a website partner to enjoy bonus content!Visit our YouTube channel or connect on Facebook.Read essays from our blog or listen to them on our podcast, Essays for King JesusSubscribe on your podcast provider of choiceSupport us or learn more at anabaptistperspectives.org.The views expressed by our guests are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Anabaptist Perspectives or Wellspring Mennonite Church.Mentioned in this episode:Give online: https://anabaptistperspectives.org/donate or mail gifts to 127 County Road 616, Athens TN 37303

(Episode 384) On this show Dr. Max Masters calls in to talk about easing into the summer yard work season. Charlie and Shannon Kelly from Geneva Auto Body come to the studio to talk everything auto body. On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, Comedian Dominick Crum calls in to talk about Q-Tips and our County Road 689 Motivational Comedy Show that was filmed a few weeks ago. Rob, Amanda, Scott T and Mason talk about UFO's, Forrest Gump, High Schools and everything under the Moondog. It's all here, right now and so much more on the Moondog Show.

On today's newscast: Garfield County's County Road 108 bridge will close for emergency repairs on Monday; a new initiative is trying to make mental-health therapy more accessible in the Roaring Fork Valley; and Colorado lawmakers rejected a bill yesterday that would have created incentives for building data centers. Tune in for these stories and more.

Spring is a time of warmer weather, birds singing once more, and flowers pushing up tiny green shoots as the sun shines and wakes up our world. It is also a time when people complain about the crater-sized potholes that nearly break an axle. It is also the start of road construction season with its delays and detours. In this interview, Denise Marshall, director of public works for Northumberland County, will talk about fixing potholes. She will also discuss the upcoming construction. This includes places near you, such as Welcome, Brighton, Trent Hills, and Grafton. Then, there are the upcoming projects in the planning stages, such as Cobourg's east end, Roseneath and Fenella, Castleton, and Hastings. Have a listen and see if your road is mentioned or if there is construction going on near you this summer.

We want to introduce you to Yukon. This handsome guy would love to trade kennel life for the Yukon if he had the option! He is a Husky/Malamute mix (heavy on the malamute) who is 9 years young. Yukon came from Camp Pendleton-- yes, that Camp Pendleton! While he was not qualified for service as a US Marine, he lived on base. He was passed from family to family through the years that he spent there. He would be given a home, then the family would get transferred to a new base and would leave Yukon behind to be adopted out by a new family. Yukon went through approximately 9 families because of this sad cycle. He was then adopted by what truly seemed to be his fur-ever family. He had children and a dog sibling to share his home with. The children suffered from severe allergies and the parents were constantly on the hunt for the cause. After a full allergy screening, it was determined that the saliva from both dogs were the cause of the allergies the children were suffering from. The family then has to make the heartbreaking choice to rehome both of their dogs. The task of cramming allergy meds into a young child is a daunting task and we can understand that. The other dog was rehomed fairly quickly by the family. Yukon, however, wasn't as lucky. No one wanted a big, 'old dog'. Let's be correct. The right people didn't want an 'old dog'. Yukon is a gentle soul. He loves people and is wonderful with young children. His previous family has a three-year-old who would snuggle and lay with Yukon. He seemed to relish the moments with the children. He wasn't even bothered when the now nine-month-old child came along. Yukon is house trained, good with other dogs and children and UTD on his vaccinations. Yukon also knows basic commands such as "sit". He isn't troubled by the noise of the kennel. He looks at us so sweetly and quietly, and we know we need to get him back into a permanent home. Would you be willing to give him a cool floor to lie down on and a backyard for sniffing? Will you be the FINAL family and home he ever has to get used to? We want to get Yukon into his fur-EVER home more than anything as the heat of the season approaches. This lovable pup has paid his dues with age and shouldn't have to look for another family AGAIN, but here he is. He has never seen a cat so he isn't sure if he will tolerate them, but he is great with children, including the young ones. If you can find it in your heart to share a life with a soul as beautiful as Yukon's, please come meet him at our shelter, Van Buren County Animal Control. We are located at 58040 County Road 681, Hartford, MI. Our phone number is 269-621-4624. We don't think that you'll be disappointed by this guy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Episode 381) On the show Rob, Amanda,Scott and Mason talk about everything under the moondog including politics, social media, invasive species and wild boars. We wrap up the Moondog Productions TV season with The Blueberry Chicks, County Road 689 and The House of David Life Everlasting. Gina Johnston-Small comes in the studio to talk about the budding Spring real estate season and then the crew tries to keep the show out of the toilet. It's all here, right now and so much more on the Moondog Show. 

We discuss with Guthrie County Engineer Josh Sebern.

**Episode 1180 – FAFO Friday: Mississippi's Most Explosive Ex – Arson, Bombs & Crazy Revenge** Clay Edwards dives headfirst into a wild, true-crime story straight out of Mississippi that had the whole show buzzing: a Batesville woman, Christina Willis, indicted for first-degree arson after allegedly setting fire to her ex-boyfriend's home on County Road 333 back in November 2024. But that's just the latest chapter. Willis was already facing serious state and federal charges from an August 2025 incident where authorities say she planted a live homemade explosive device on the same ex's vehicle — a bomb that bomb techs had to safely detonate. A search of her home turned up even more bomb-making materials, guns, and drugs, leading to charges including attempted murder and explosive device possession. Clay breaks it all down with his trademark no-filter humor: speculating on what drives someone to go full scorched-earth (literally), joking about the guy's high testosterone levels scaring her off the deep end, rating her on the "fixer-upper" scale (bleached blonde roots, potential 10 with some work, but felony status is a dealbreaker), and riffing on how this level of obsession screams "don't mess with a woman scorned." He ties it back to broader relationship chaos, testosterone's role in keeping things spicy (or dangerous), and why some exes take "burn it all down" way too literally. Expect laughs, jaw-dropping details, Clay's signature commentary on crazy ex behavior, and a reminder that real life sometimes outdoes any movie plot. This segment is pure FAFO energy — find out, find out what happens when obsession meets explosives. A wild, hilarious, and slightly terrifying ride through Mississippi crime headlines — perfect for anyone who loves true-crime absurdity served with zero apologies.

(Episode 375) On this episode of The Moondog Show, host Rob Byrd and Amanda Jones kick things off by talking about our upcoming PBS shows, including the Blueberry Chicks Chili Cook-Off and this month's County Road 689 episode featuring live music from Bandits on the Run from New York City and Keith Scott Blues from Chicago. We also discuss the viral story surrounding Afroman and the music videos he created following a situation involving his local sheriff's department.  Gina Johnston Small joins the conversation to talk about the warming South Haven real estate market.  Then Anthony McNair from Youth Development Company PAL joins and we discuss the great programs and positive impact happening at YDC locations in South Haven and Coloma. It's all here, right now and so much more on the Moondog Show.

(Season 3, Episode 374) Amanda Jones, Mason Dixon and Rob  talk about War, The Olympics, The Blueberry Chicks, County Road 689 and The Haunting of the TV Studio. On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, Tonya Kennedy calls in from Arizona to talk about her  matchmaker dates and dating in 2026. She also has some insights and advice on our resident ghosts.  It's all here, right now, on the Moondog Show.

Rice County pivots on reconstruction plans for County Road 20, Northfield High School Activities Director John Mahal talks about the success Northfield's winter sports teams are enjoying this year

Who owns the roads? Discover the new Greenville County road ownership tool from Bike Walk Greenville with Summer and Bennett Meares. Learn how to identify who owns your street and effectively report problems like potholes or debris or needed improvements.Episode Resources:Who Owns the Road Map & Search ToolRoad Guy Rob: South Carolina's Freeway for BikesGreenville County GISSCDOT Maintenance Request PortalCity of Greenville: Greenville CaresSimple Civics Episode: Vulnerable Road UsersMeerschaum Data FrameworkSimple Civics:Simple Civics: Greenville County is a project of Greater Good GreenvilleGet in touchSupport Simple Civics with a tax-deductible contributionSign up for the Simple Civics newsletter.View our entire catalogueSimple Civics: Greenville County is produced by Podcast Studio X.

(Episode 370) It's a Moondog Productions Highlight Show with audio clips from our TV shows, The Blueberry Chicks and County Road 689. The Blueberry Chicks visit the M-43 Mercantile and The Gobles Antique Mall. County Road 689 has songs from The Wild Woody's, Black River Band and Bandits On The Run. On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, we meet comedian Wes Allen who will be performing at next week's County Road 689 Comedy Hoedown. It's all here, right now on The Moondog Show.

Dave Wrone. St Louis County public information manager for the Departments of Transportation and Public Works, joins Debbie and Tom with an update on road conditions. 'This was a significant winter event,' says Wrone.

(Episode 369) Chris Siriano from Siriano's House of David calls in with an update on Mary's Fireproof Hotel and the revitalization of downtown Benton Harbor. Comedian Cameron Beisel is featured on Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp as Mason announces an upcoming County Road 689 Comedy Show.. Gina Johnston-Small talks about safety precautions realtors take when showing properties and talks about an amazing listing. Rob, Amanda and Mason talk about everything under the Moondog including religion, politics and iPhone chargers.  

(Dec 29, 2025) Warren County has been a leader in reducing its use of road salt during winters; the death of a Saratoga County resident helped to inspire new statewide regulations on an over-the-counter herb that could have negative health effects; and a sociologist wants people to recognize that Ottawa is more than just Canada's national capital.

Clark County crews are working through heavy rain and gusty winds this week as flooding, standing water and storm debris begin to impact roads and parks. Public Works is fielding calls about clogged drains, downed trees and rising creeks, and in some cases closing roads like Northeast JR Anderson Road east of La Center until water levels recede. Several major regional parks have seen localized flooding in parking lots and access roads, even as some sites have recently reopened. The county is urging drivers and park visitors to avoid flooded areas, obey barricades and report hazards while this weather event continues. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/clark-county-road-closures-and-storm-response-information-dec-9-10/#ClarkCounty #Flooding #RoadClosures #PublicWorks #StormResponse

Featuring Distillers Laurie & Bernard Quandt On this week's episode of The Whiskey Trip, Big Chief heads into the rugged granite country of Llano, Texas, to spend the day with distillers Laurie and Bernard Quandt of War Trail Spirits. Their passion for the Hill Country, their hands-on approach, and their embrace of modern distilling tools make this stop one of the most memorable rides of the season. War Trail Spirits stands out not just for its bold flavors but for its innovative setup — the Quandts use a modern iStill, a technologically advanced system that allows for precision, consistency, and creative freedom in crafting their spirits. It's whiskey with Texas soul, produced with next-generation equipment. The tasting begins with War Trail's County Road 80 Proof Whiskey, an approachable opener that sets a friendly pace for the day. Big Chief immediately catches the Dr Pepper-like spice and sweetness, wrapped in soft vanilla and mellow grain character. It's smooth, flavorful, and the perfect way to begin exploring what War Trail is all about. From there, the crew moves to Broken Halo 94 Proof, a six-barrel batch built from a mashbill of 80% corn and 20% rye. This whiskey brings Big Chief straight into nostalgia with notes of Cracker Jacks, kettle corn, and roasted peanuts, all lifted by a warm rye spice that gives it balance and personality. But the ride shifts into high gear when Big Chief opens the Broken Halo Barrel Strength, a powerhouse clocking in at 115 proof. This pour bursts with orange creamsicle, orange candy spice, and layered sweetness that earns immediate high praise — Big Chief calls it a real contender for Whiskey of the Year. Laurie and Bernard then break out something from their experimental track: a corn, barley, and triticale whiskey bottled at 118 proof. This expression brings a bold Texas funk, followed by a dessert-driven finish of charred marshmallow, s'mores, and even a whisper of Mexican flan. It's wild, fun, and a perfect example of how War Trail uses the precision of the iStill to explore flavor in new ways without losing their Hill Country identity. To close out the visit, the Quandts surprise Big Chief with a four-grain wheat whiskey at 97 proof. This pour immediately throws the big man a curveball — it bursts with botanical notes, so bright and aromatic that for a moment he wonders if he's sipping a barrel-aged gin. But the grain depth and oak character bring it back into whiskey territory, showing a level of complexity and creativity rarely found in young Texas craft spirits. By the end of the trip, it's obvious that War Trail Spirits is one of the most innovative and exciting whiskey makers in Texas, blending frontier grit with modern distilling technology to craft spirits full of personality, texture, and Hill Country swagger. Laurie and Bernard Quandt are putting Llano on the whiskey map, one bold bottle at a time. Take the Ride with Big Chief.  

Clark County Public Works is responding to heavy rain and gusty winds that are flooding roads and parks across the county. Several locations, including sections of Northeast 156th Street and 112th Avenue in Brush Prairie, JR Anderson Road east of La Center, and regional parks such as Lewisville, Lucia Falls, Moulton Falls and Daybreak, are currently closed with no estimated reopening time. Officials are asking residents to report flooding and downed trees, avoid driving through water or around barricades, steer clear of flooded park areas and fast-moving rivers, and follow county channels for ongoing updates. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/clark-county-road-closures-and-storm-response-information-dec-9/ #ClarkCounty #PublicWorks #StormSafety #Flooding

The news from Northfield, Minnesota, on Tuesday, December 9th, 2025:Rice County To Hold Open House on County Road 20 ConstructionRed Kettle Campaign Starts Strong This Season in Rice County

Ben Rodgers sits down with Danny Hale, DeKalb County Road Superintendent, to talk about the challenges and rewards of keeping the county's roads in shape. Danny shares how his background in excavation led him to public service, how he navigated tight budgets when first elected in 2018, and what he's learned managing road projects and staff during his second term. Listeners get an inside look at the dedication it takes to keep DeKalb County moving forward. Listen To The Local Matters Podcast Today! News Talk 94.1

The latest update from the Ohio Department of Transportation on the County Road 99 diverging diamond project after Wednesday night's fiery crash at the new bridge (at 12:46) --- Best-selling author David Baldacci joins us to talk about the new hero at the center of his latest thriller ''Nash Falls'' (at 20:44) --- Findlay's football season came to an end last week... Trojans head coach Stefan Adams reflects on the year and building on it moving forward (at 30:11) --- A special collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen for those who need to take a dish to the Thanksgiving feast (at 48:21)

The death of a 37 year-old father of two is being investigated by Marion County Sheriff's deputies after a violent traffic encounter, and the possibility that stand your ground defense was justified.

“What's Buggin' You” segment for Friday 10-31-25

County Road 2209 is open and a re-filed Florida bill would crush pyramid schemes

Nacho, Nacho Mannnnn is a tan and white colored cattle dog mix with a very fun and playful side who can be a bit rambunctious. When he gets outside, he loves to show off his zoomy side in the play yard. Nacho is a big goofball to say the least. He is roughly 2 years old, up to date on his vaccinations and neutered. He came to us earlier in the summer and has been a joy to have, but it's time for him to find a home with a family or even a single human to call his own. He loves his toys and people, but he is not a Velcro dog. He will lean against you while you pet him, but he doesn't overwhelm you by looking for attention. Nacho is a bit shy when it comes to meeting other dogs 'in person', but through the kennel he is quite playful with his neighbors. He has had a variety of neighbors and, so far, hasn't had a poor reaction to any of them. Nacho does need some proper guidance with manners, but overall is very well behaved and potty trained. He just has an excellent, friendly personality. He knows 'sit' and does fairly well on a leash, but he could really benefit from someone willing to teach him more and give him a 'job' since his breed is a working breed. Sadly, he isn't a great choice for families with small children because he hasn't had much experience with them. Meaning that his rambunctious side is a bit too much for them and being mouthy sometimes when he plays. This is part of the breed and their natural instinct to herd which can be redirected with proper, consistent training. We would love to invite people to come and meet Nacho so that they can see for themselves just how awesome this guy is. If you have had experience with cattle dogs previously, then you know how important training is with this breed and how wonderful they can be. Please contact Van Buren County Animal Control at 269-621-4624 or visit the shelter at 58040 County Road 681, Hartford, MI 49057 to learn more about the smart and handsome Nacho.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a few weeks, the Suffolk County Department of Public Works will institute changes in traffic patterns on County Road 39 between North Sea Road and Magee Street in Southampton to test a pared-down version of an experiment run by the county and Southampton Town last spring. Local officials said the plan, as envisioned by Charles McArdle, Southampton Town superintendent of highways, brought marked improvement in travel times for afternoon commuters and eased bypass traffic on residential back roads. This week, the editors are joined by senior reporter Michael Wright and McArdle to talk about how the new plan will work and some of the Southampton road challenges that remain.

San Juan County Road 2 winds through ghost towns, waterfalls, and mining ruins, and it also links Cinnamon and Engineer Pass. You will see some of the best views in the San Juans. In this episode, we share our favorite stops along the way — from Maggie Gulch to Animas Forks — plus other spur trails that make this route unforgettable. Whether you're planning your own Alpine Loop adventure or just love Colorado mountain history, San Juan County Road 2 is the perfect blend of beauty, accessibility, and backcountry charm.  

Linnea Rader, Director of Finance and Human Resources at Van Buren County Road Commission, who shared insights into her varied role encompassing financial management and human resources, including union negotiations and recruitment strategies. Linnea Rader discussed Michigan's unique road commission structure, her career progression, and key skill sets for her role, emphasizing the human element in HR and continuous learning. She also detailed the Michigan Public Service Institute (MPSI) leadership program and her personal initiative, "Lead with Lana," both focused on soft skills and leadership development. Give the episode a listen and remember to thank your local Public Works Professionals.

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Beautiful Elsa is a husky mix of fur and love. We named her Elsa after "Frozen" because her coat is white and fluffy like the snow in winter. We found it to fit her. We are unsure of her exact age, but we guess that she is about 3 years old. She prefers to hang out on the outside area of her kennel during the mornings when everyone is barking and being noisy. Elsa is pretty low key and will shy away from people initially, but she is very friendly and loving. She enjoys being groomed and petted. She has no problem rolling over onto her back so that you can reach all the best places. She came to us after a fatal chicken incident and was never claimed by her owner. You could tell that she was pretty scared and was quite stand-offish. Now she greets us, she paws at us when we get close to her. All-around, Elsa is just a great dog. She does well with some of the dogs here at the kennel, but not with our resident cat. She loves to explore in our play yard and play with her toys. She has even been caught trying to play with her kennel neighbors under the fence. She has been so good and patient, we just want to tell everyone about how sweet she is. She will gently lick your cheek when she sidles up next to you. Please contact Van Buren County Animal Control at 269-621-4624 or visit the shelter at 58040 County Road 681, Hartford, MI 49057 to learn more about beautiful Elsa!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

//The Wire//2300Z September 17, 2025////ROUTINE////BLUF: MEDEVAC HELICOPTER SHOT IN ALABAMA. VANDALISM CONTINUES AT MEMORIALS AROUND USA. VEHICLE RAMMING ATTACK REPORTED AT FBI OFFICE IN PITTSBURGH.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------HomeFront-USA: Around the nation, various vandalism incidents continue at Charlie Kirk memorials. In North Carolina, a memorial was defaced at the UNC Wilmington campus, with the university making statements that passively endorsed the behavior and that no action will be taken. In Florida, the memorials painted at the "Graffiti Bridge" in Pensacola have also been heavily defaced over the past 24 hours, and another memorial was defaced in Arkansas as well.Pennsylvania: This afternoon multiple casualties were reported after police responded to a domestic disturbance call. 5x officers were wounded after a skirmish broke out at a rural property south of Spring Grove, with 3x officers remaining in critical condition as a result of the engagement. The suspect was recovered deceased at the scene.Overnight a vehicle ramming attack was reported at the FBI Field Office in Pittsburgh. Donald Henson was arrested after crashing his vehicle into the gates of the facility before fleeing the scene on foot. After a brief manhunt, the suspect was apprehended this morning.Analyst Comment: Though this was a targeted attack, this could be more of a case of mental illness rather than a more coherent attack. The suspect had painted statements on his vehicle, and had previously been reported for erratic behavior by family members.Arizona: A suspicious package was discovered outside the headquarters of Turning Point USA, which triggered a police response. EOD personnel were dispatched to examine the bag, which was determined to be a false-alarm.Alabama: This morning, one medevac helicopter was struck with effective Surface-to-Air Fire (SAFIRE) in the vicinity of County Road 51 in Autauga County. Local authorities arrested Peter Ellison for shooting a Life Flight helicopter in the process of responding to a medical emergency. Several rounds impacted the helicopter and one flight nurse was wounded during the attack.Washington D.C. - This morning FCC Chairman Brendan Carr made statements indicating an investigation into the ABC corporation's licensing stipulations, after comments were made during Jimmy Kimmel's show last night that falsely state that Tyler Robinson was a political conservative, and conducted the murder of Charlie Kirk as a result of conservative ideology.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: One of the follow-on effects of the Kirk assassination is the closer examination of platforms which have allowed open calls for violence over the years, with no repercussions. This is why the CEOs of Twitch, Discord, Reddit, and Steam have been requested to testify before Congress next month regarding the overwhelmingly one-sided policing of content on their platforms.Several influencers and content streamers have openly called for violence against political conservatives for many years now, breaking many of these own companies Terms and Conditions for content production. Nevertheless, the violent rhetoric has been allowed for so long, that it's shifted out of the realm of a free-speech issue, and into the territory of quite literal attack planning efforts. The White House (mostly AG Pam Bondi and President Trump himself) is doing an exceptionally poor job at describing this investigative effort, framing the issue without the nuance required to clearly state what is happening. However, as the violence from the political left has not decreased, but rather increased after Kirk's murder, this is a detail very important for risk assessment at a time where the threats are becoming increasingly more serious.Analyst: S2A1Research: https://publish.obsidian.md/s2underground//END REPORT

(E350) Mason Dixon and Amanda Jones join Host Rob Byrd in the studio to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk. They also talk about the County Road 689, The Blueberry Chicks and the Wicked Natural of sub humans. Scott T calls in with a road report and On Racin' Mason Dixon's Front Porch Stomp, he invites Mieke Jacobs, EMF expert to call in to talk about the sources of EMF and the Impacts it has on people. It's all here, right now and so much more on The Moondog Show.   MoondogShow.com

The tenants of Quail Ridge — the two dozen studio and one-bedroom apartments spread over two buildings of a former motel along County Road 39 in Shinnecock Hills — typically pay less than $1,500 a month in rent, some considerably less. The apartments are not luxurious, and as former summer resort “efficiencies” they are not large. But they are fine, residents say, and they are affordable for employees of swimming pool and landscaping companies, delivery truck drivers or those living on a fixed Social Security income. That is about to change. Reporter Michael Wright joins the editors on the podcast to discuss the fate of Quail Ridge and the growing difficulty in finding affordable housing on the South Fork.

On January 23, 2023, just six days after William Vick was found dead on his bedroom floor at 1954 County Road 3259 in Clarksville Arkansas, police did a welfare check on his wife Larenda’s mother, 72-year-old Martha McLean, who lived in a detached house on the property with William and Larenda. They found Martha struggling to breathe with drugs including lorazepam and morphine around her. Martha had overdosed and was close to death, but paramedics administered Narcan, a drug that blocks opioids. So Martha's breathing improved, and she survived. Matt Foster with the Arkansas State Police wrote that Martha had a pen and a partially handwritten note in her hand when he found her. The note stated that Martha didn’t want to hurt anyone. And after he found her, he executed a search warrant for the property, and he found a second handwritten note where Martha confessed to tampering with William’s medication and to killing him. But why did Martha kill William, and what really happened to her? If you have a case you’d like Catherine Townsend to look into, you can reach out to us at our Hell and Gone Murder Line at 678-744-6145. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On January 17 2023 at 11: 22 PM the Johnson County deputy coroner arrived at 1954 County Road in Clarksville Arkansas and found the body of 53-year-old William Vick. The case of death on William’s autopsy was listed as a combined mixed prescription and illicit drug toxicity. Manner of death: homicide. William’s family was suspicious of his wife, LaRenda, but someone else confessed: LaRenda's mother, Martha McLean. She was in her late seventies, terminally ill with throat cancer, and lived in a separate structure on William and LaRenda's property. And she had written a letter confessing to the murder. So why would LaRenda’s 72 year old mother want to hurt William. And with her supposedly being frail and ill, would she even be physically capable of something like that? If you have a case you’d like Catherine Townsend to look into, you can reach out to us at our Hell and Gone Murder Line at 678-744-6145.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On January 17, 2023, 53-year-old William Vick was recovering at home in Clarksville, Arkansas. William was in good health. He loved making videos for his YouTube channel. But William had gone in for tonsillectomy operation the week before, and had been experiencing some complications. He had texted his daughter, Ashley to say that he believed that something inside him was broken and that he was throwing up a large amount of blood in the sink.  Ashley was worried, and told her dad that this didn't seem normal to her - she encouraged him to go see the doctor. But LaRenda had worked as an ER nurse and Ashley believed that her stepmother was taking care of her father. A lot of what we know is pieced together after the fact from coroner's reports and case notes. We do know that  at 11: 22  PM, the Johnson County deputy coroner Dave Cogan arrived at 1954 County Road responding to an unexpected death.  They spoke to LaRenda who, according to the coroner's report, told the deputy coroner that she had been staying in a separate room because she had been sick recently and was worried about COVID.  The deputy coroner noted that William was already in full rigor mortis; meaning that he had been dead, lying on that floor, for a long time. William Vick was fifty three years old. He went in for what was supposed to be a routine operation, and a few days later, he was dead. And this  was just the beginning of an investigation that involves charges of insurance fraud, two mysterious deaths, and a family torn apart.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.