Entering a new week with some fond moments...WITH JOJO AND LILY

Skye Dancer is a stunning 10-month-old pup with the most mesmerizing eyes, one look and she will steal your heart! This sweet girl is good with other dogs and does well with respectful children aged 9 and up.

She is both crate trained and house trained (smart girl alert!) and has a calm, mellow personality that makes her a joy to be around. While she can be a little shy at first, with a little time, patience, and love, Skye Dancer begins to show her affectionate, gentle nature. Once she feels safe, she will quietly seek out your company, and sometimes even surprise you with a burst of zoomie silliness!

Skye Dancer is still settling in, and we are learning more about her every day, but it is already clear she has a heart full of love and so much potential. If you are looking for a sweet, soulful companion, Skye Dancer might just be the perfect match. She is living in a foster home and can be met by appointment.

Dandy Lion's Swamp Stumper Answer for 7/11/25. 

Nashville Recording Artist Reece stopped by to talk cars, Alan Jackson, boats, Hardy and music!

Dandy Lion's Swamp Stumper Answer for 7/10/25. 

What an excellent opportunity for Hoppy Valley. Caryn Dixon should be recording with the voice right now, but she turned it down for her family. Now you can see her perform this Saturday, July 12, at 4 pm at the Kish Bank Thrive Stage at Pollock for the Central PA Festival of the Arts. 

Caryn Dixon’s journey in country music is rooted in honesty, grit, and a deep desire to connect with people through real stories. Raised in central Pennsylvania, Caryn started writing songs and singing in choirs at the age of seven. Since then, she’s poured her heart into the craft—playing small-town shows, touring across the East Coast and Midwest, and slowly building a music career from the ground up.

Dandy Lion's Swamp Stumper Answer for 7/9/25. 

Dandy Lion's Swamp Stumper Answer for 7/8/25. 

 Dandy Lion's Swamp Stumper Answer for 7/7/25. 

What happens during our breaks on the radio PLUS a look at early 200'0's Lily