Fashioned for Success
“I wanted to do a small online business. I got one clothing rack and filled it, and that was going to be it… Very quickly one rack turned to two, and two to three, on and on, and the sales became majority in-person as opposed to online.”
Wholeness is a “Yes” away: Jennifer Terry opens new counseling office in Jasper
"I believe it's important for men and women, especially in the South, to understand they aren't weak for going to therapy or visiting a counselor. It's ok not to be ok….”
Selling Walker County:
How do we recruit new industry, how do we support existing industry, and how do we grow the local economy? One project at a time.
Unsung Hero
“I've lived on the East Coast, and I’ve worked through hurricanes, tropical storms, floods, fires, and all kinds of natural disasters, and…there’s nothing like last year,” Robbie says. “There was no precedent to this…”
Man of the People
…”we are providing recreation for the kids and seniors as well, and a way for them to learn life lessons, how to be part of a team, work well with others, and good sportsmanship.”
Soul of 78: Greg Williams
“I love people. I like coming to my business and talking to people. It’s something I wished I'd done a long time ago.”
Soul of 78: Johnny Sudberry
“Growing up today is very different even from when I grew up. Kids now have a lot of struggles that those in previous generations did not have to face. It can be hard being a child today, especially if they do not have a strong support system.”
Soul of 78: Karen Crump
“As you know, in anything like that, it’s not the race; it’s all the training you’ve done to get ready for the race.”