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A Good Run

“When I heard Waylon Jennings on that 8-track, that was it,” Ernie says. “I decided I wanted to do that.”

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Soul Journey

“One morning the preacher walked in and said, “We’ve got to have a bass player this morning,’” Matt recalls. “Everyone looks at me, and I said, ‘I play guitar.’ They said, ‘You play bass now.”

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Shelbie Z.: Born for the Stage

“Singing in church when I was little led to singing in a karaoke contest at the fair in Jasper. I learned my three songs, got up there, won, and it just kept happening. I kept doing singing contests all over the state.”

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13 Questions with Kaysen Skalnik

78 Magazine’s April issue will be Future’s So Bright: 30 Under 30, so we wanted to catch up with some of Walker County’s 20-somethings for a round of 13 Questions. This week, check out Kaysen Skalnik’s answers to some fun questions!

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Superstar

The day grunge icon Kurt Cobain died, Roger Manning, who’d played an array of instruments and provided vocals for Jellyfish, phoned Dover and invited him to L.A. “I was crazy enough to do it,” Dover says—and he loaded up his ’85 Ford Bronco and drove out to the City of Angels.

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13 Questions with Allison Hunter

78 Magazine’s April issue will be Future’s So Bright: 30 Under 30, so we wanted to catch up with some of Walker County’s 20-somethings for a round of 13 Questions. This week, check out Allison Hunter’s answers to some fun questions!

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Guitar Man

“Music is the worst drug you can be on because there ain't no cure. If you're not playing, you’re thinking about playing.”

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A Man of Service

“My job is to “make sure everything is going according to the law... and try to rehabilitate parents... [so] they can show the court they can be good parents.”

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The Bassmaster

“When you go off and do it for several days, you’re at the mercy of Mother Nature—hot, cold, whatever,” David shrugs. “You're up way before daylight. The weather doesn’t matter. If it’s pouring down rain, you're still out there.”

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