It's All Good with Lorraine Jones

CHIMES FOR CHARITY is an Obion County treasure… helping families at Christmastime for 87 years! Meet Program Coordinator, Stacy Hogan as she shares this year’s exciting plans!

Lorraine sits down with Trena Erwin and LaDonna Tomlinson to talk about their experiences battling cancer and watching others battle cancer.

In this episode, Lorraine talks to Tracy Boucher an employee of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northwest Tennessee. She talks about how she went from part time Art Director, to the CEO. From their Power Hour Homework Assistance Time, to their Fitness and Cha

In this episode Lorraine talks to Valerie Hyde, Director of Trudy's Kids Cafe in Union City. Val decided to make a difference at home in Obion County by offering free food to kids, homework assistance, arts and crafts, and a weekly Bible Study.

This episode features Barry Keathley, owner of Five Seasons Men's Shop and the Minister of Music at Second Baptist Church in Union City. Barry tells stories about both occupations, including his favorite worship songs, choice mishaps, and he gives advice

Last week's guest was Dan Huggins, pastor of the Refuge Church. This week's episode puts the spotlight on his wife Julie, the administrator of the Bridge of West Tennessee, an organization that provides housing, support and life skills classes to help s

Hear from Dan Huggins, a local pastor who took a leap of faith to form the Refuge Church in Union City. The Refuge is a community of believers intent on being the hands and feet of Jesus in Obion County. He talks about programs such as Soul Food Cafe, Cel

Sacchi Doss, Obion County’s favorite ballerina, talks about her experiences in dance and theatre. This episode will keep you on your toes!... but ITS ALL GOOD!

Hear about an unbelievably GOOD collection of historical items! South Fulton Native, Bill Gray, auctioneer and history buff shares stories about years of collecting.

The story of a Mama's broken heart and how she used a tragedy to bless others who have lost a child through the Psalm 4:8 Foundation. Natalie tells how through this foundation she is able to remember and celebrate Aimee Joy!