
You can also hear me nationwide on over 75 great Country stations every weekend on the Iheartradio "Country Roads" channel.
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I've been with 104.1 WTQR since 1994,
I was the CMA Large Market Broadcast personality of the Year in 2000, and the Country Radio Broadcasters Large Market Broadcast personality of the Year in 2001.
I grew up on a horse farm in Atlanta, Georgia! My parents and Sister own and operate Ward Stables located north of Atlanta, one of the top American Saddlebred Training facilities in the Southeast!
Graduated from Colonial Hills Christian High School in 1986, Jefferson State College in 1990, and Auburn University in 1992.
I'm a huge Atlanta Braves fan, and adopted the Pittsburgh Steelers as my Pro football team when I got married. I began my radio career while attending college, with my first job in radio as a sportscaster at Auburn University. (I bleed Orange and Blue! Go Tigers!)
I spend my free time playing with my Grandson Rydan, and hanging out with my husband whenever we aren't both working.
I enjoy family & friends, Caribbean vacations as often as possible. Racing & horses. Christian faith. I love to help others through volunteerism:
1) Victory Junction Camp
2) Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
3) March of Dimes
4) Make-a-Wish foundation
5) American Red Cross
6) Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
7) Second Harvest Food Bank
8) Ronald McDonald House
9) Summit Church

An Illinois man honeymooning with his new wife in an Orlando-area resort picked the worst possible time to leave her in the room so he could go meet up with a prostitute.
21-year-old Mohammed Ahmed was among 92 people snared in an undercover prostitution investigation by the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
The Backpage.com ad Ahmed was responding to was planted there by an undercover deputy as part of the four-day operation.
When Ahmed failed to return to the Omni Hotel in Champions Gate, his bride phoned the Sheriff's Office to report him missing — only to be informed that he was in a jail cell having been booked on charges of soliciting prostitution and possession of marijuana.
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Brad Paisley made a dying man's wish come true by using a guitar the man gave him on a song from his latest record, Wheelhouse.
Brad met Lee Feldman in a meet-and-greet line last October, where Feldman gave Brad his prized custom-made guitar and said that he was dying of pancreatic cancer.
Brad starts talking about the song "Officially Alive" at the 2:15 mark in the video below
Five adults and two children were involved in a terrible car accident last weekend. The teens headed to the Prom jumped out of their limo to help! It seems no one was seriously injured.