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Priscilla joins us to talk about her books, work as a police officer and historical haunted home on Poplar Avenue.
You can find her website here: https://pljones.webs.com/
What is it like to be surrounded by death for over 50 years? Dick Pace knows. Today he joins us to talk about why he chose his career path, lessons learned and so much more.
Listen as Libby and Jared talk about the 80s, cooking, starting your own business, getting over your fear of failure, the importance of loving others, and of course, Kiss The Cook.
After graduating from Paragould High School in 2016, Braxton went on to play SEC softball for Mizzou and later transferred to the University of Arkansas. Becoming a Razorback was a lifelong dream, and in 2021 she set the school's record for most home-runs hit in a single season. She just moved back to Paragould, and she's in the process of building a brand new facility in Bono, AR to offer softball and baseball lessons. You can find her stats here: https://arkansasrazorbacks.com/roster/braxton-burnside/
Reverend Dane has served as Senior Pastor of Paragould FUMC since July 2019. He was raised in Cave City, Arkansas and earned degrees from the University of Central Arkansas (BS, MS) and Duke Divinity School (M.Div). Today he comes on the podcast to talk about his life, his perspective of Paragould, pastoring a church through COVID, and the great T.V show Ted Lasso.
Alvin has received over 400 medals, ribbons and trophies as an athlete. Now 82 years old, Alvin joins us to recount some of his greatest memories.
Rickey's life is evidence that hard work pays off. He was raised by a hard-working family that instilled in him the values of establishing goals, taking risks and humbly leading. From chopping cotton to becoming a director of operations, Rickey shares what it means "to give an honest day's work."
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