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McDonald's Restaurants by Magnitude of Mountain Backdrop / Rut

by u/Gigitoe

Eating a Big Mac® while gazing at Big Mountains is an experience that millions of Americans can relate to. But little do we ask ourselves, which McDonald's restaurants have the biggest, baddest mountain backdrop?

So I set out to answer this question, using rut, a topographic metric that does particularly well at identifying cities with badass mountain backdrops. (For more info, check out this Mercury News article by John Metcalfe, or my research paper)

Roughly speaking, this is how rut works:

The higher the mountains rise above a restaurant, the more impressive they appear, and the greater the rut.

The more steeply the mountains rise above a restaurant, the more impressive they appear, and the greater the rut.

Here's a tier list that shows the rut of the ruttiest McDonald's restaurant in various cities. The cutoffs are rather arbitrary, so please don't poison me with a Grimace Shake if your city doesn't get the tier you like :)

S tier - rut > 400 m (i'm lovin' it. would visit just for mountain views)

Palm Springs, CA (647 m) | Weed, CA (624 m) | Springville, UT (609 m) | Lone Pine, CA (521 m) | Rancho Cucamonga, CA (503 m) | Kailua Kona, HI (432 m) | Salt Lake City, UT (404 m)

A tier - rut between 200 to 400 m (impressive, but probably wouldn't visit just for mountain views)

Colorado Springs, CO (383 m) | Gatlinburg, TN (273 m) | Tacoma, WA (267 m) | Tucson, AZ (246 m) | Juneau, AK (223 m) | Tucson, AZ (209 m) | Albuquerque, NM (215 m) | Las Vegas, NV (209 m)

B tier - rut between 100 and 200 m (mountains nearby, or distant big mountains, or very distant huge mountains)

Anchorage, AK (192 m) | Seattle, WA (185 m) | Manchester, VT (166 m) | El Paso, TX (160 m) | Los Angeles, CA (153 m) | Portland, OR (144 m) | Denver, CO (126 m) | Boise, ID (106 m)

C tier - rut between 50 and 100 m (big hills nearby, or distant mountains, or very distant big mountains)

Rutland, VT (99 m) | San Diego, CA (84 m) | Asheville, NC (75 m) | Middlesboro, KY (70 m) | Phoenix, AZ (67 m) | Roanoke, VA (46 m)

D tier - rut between 25 and 50 m (hills nearby, or distant big hills, or very distant mountains)

Billings, MT (40 m) | Rapid City, SD (37 m) | Dalton, GA (38 m) | Hot Springs, AR (37 m) | Pittsburgh, PA (33 m) | San Francisco, CA (30 m) | Portsmouth, OH (26 m) | Greenville, SC (26 m) | Huntsville, AL (25 m)

E tier - rut between 10 and 25 m (small hills nearby, or hills in the distance, or very distant big hills)

Syracuse, NY (21 m) | Concord, NH (20 m) | Duluth, MN (20 m) | New Haven, CT (14 m) | Cincinnati, OH (13 m) | Wausau, WI (13 m) | Portland, ME (10 m)

F tier - rut between 0 and 10 m (flatter than a patty)

Nashville, TN (8.5 m) | New York City (4.3 m) | Kansas City (2.8 m) | Miami, FL (1.7 m) | Houston (1.6 m), TX | Chicago, IL (0.6 m)

For more locations, here's a spreadsheet with the rut of every McDonald's on this map.

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Note: a rut of X doesn't mean the surrounding mountains rise a height of X above the restaurant. Instead, a rut of X means that a restaurant's mountain backdrop is as impressive as a restaurant at the base of a vertical cliff of height X. The less steeply the surrounding mountains rise above the restaurant, the lower the rut.

Also note: rut only considers rise above surroundings (relative height differences and angle of elevation). it does not consider absolute elevation, nor the "aesthetics" of a mountain, nor visibility (or lack thereof) due to weather or smog.

Attributions: Gavin Rehkemper (locations), FABDEM (elevation model), Google Earth Engine (calculations), ESRI (basemap), Kai Xu (rut metric and map)

If you like rut, you'll probably like its older brother jut even more. Jut measures how impressive, spectacular, or badass a mountain is—considering both its height above surroundings and steepness. If you want to find the most impressive mountains near you or worldwide, you may find the link above to be useful.

Let us know if you have any questions or comments—I'm happy to address them!

[wutbju]

When the +++Positives+++ released this letter in January 2023, they blacked out all of the signatories but one:

The full signature line was:

Sincerely, The Executive Board of the Foundations Baptist Fellowship International Approved unanimously with one abstention by the FBFI Board at the 2022 Winter Board Meeting

So yes, Bob Jones III was writing to his own legacy institution to “being to make corrections.”

WutBJU doesn’t know who was present at this Winter Board Meeting of the FBFI outside of Bob Jones III.

But here’s the current slate of officers of the FBFI:

Dr. Kevin Schaal President/CEO Northwest Valley Baptist Church 4030 W Yorkshire Drive Glendale, AZ 85308 Phone: 864.268.0777

Dr. Gordon Dickson Chairman Calvary Baptist Church 2000 Broad Ave Findlay, OH 45840 Phone: 419.422.6842

Pastor Taigen Joos Vice Chairman Heritage Baptist Church 8186 Dover Point Road Dover, NH 03820 Phone: 603.749.0762

Dr. Bud Steadman Secretary Baptist World Mission PO Box 2149 Decatur, AL 35602-2149 Phone: 256.353.2221

Pastor Michael Privett Treasurer Summit View Baptist Church 31 N Highway 25 Bypass Travelers Rest, SC 29617 Phone:  757.206.9544

And the Executive Board:

Dr. Ron Allen Bible Baptist Church 2724 Margaret Wallace Road Matthews, NC 28105 704.535.1692

Rev. Mike Ascher Good News Baptist Church 3252 Taylor Road Chesapeake, VA 23321 757.488.3241

Dr. James Baker Tabernacle Baptist Church 717 N. Whitehurst Landing Road Virginia Beach, VA 23464 757.424.4673

Rev. Earl Barnett King Cove Bible Chapel PO Box 45 King Cove, AK 99612 (907) 497-2076 (907) 414-1402 Cell

Dr. David Byford Faith Baptist Church 7023 Deer Trail Road Manhattan KS 66503 785.539.3363

Dr. Robert Condict Upper Cross Roads Baptist Church 2717 Greene Road Baldwin MD 21013 410.557.7427

Rev. Jeff Davis EMU International 325 Regency Circle Anderson, SC 29625 864.617.7156

Mr. Roger Duvall 22 Elmwood Drive Taylors, SC 29687 864.420.0892

Dr. Ken Endean Tri-City Baptist Church 2211 W Germann Road Chandler, AZ 85286 480.245.7969

Pastor Tony Facenda Stillwaters Baptist Church Milepost 4 1/2 US 158 Nags Head, NC 27959 (252) 255-1835

CH (COL) Gary Fisher 2634 Wisser Street​ Honolulu, HI 98619 785.492.7667

Pastor Terry Hamilton Friendship Baptist Church 700 Boyson Rd NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 319.393.6990

Dr. Mike Harding First Baptist Church of Troy 2601 John R Troy MI 48084 810.689.4555

Dr. Craig Hartman Shalom Ministries Inc 2152 Ralph Avenue #601 Brooklyn NY 11234 718.232.8233

Dr. Dale Heffernan Midland Baptist Church 1860 North Tyler Road Wichita, KS 67212 316.721.1860

Rev. Arin Hess 7210 Orchard Street Lincoln, NE 68505 402.750.0555

Dr. David Innes Hamilton Square Baptist Church 1212 Geary St. San Francisco CA 94109 415.673.8586

Rev. Don Johnson Grace Baptist Church 2731 Matson Road Victoria, BC CANADA V9B 4M5

Dr. Stephen Jones Bob Jones University 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd Greenville, SC 29614

Dr. Larry Karsies Harvest Hills Baptist Church 9713 North County Line Road Yukon, OK 73099 405.721.1920

Dr. Mark Minnick Mt. Calvary Baptist Church 115 Cedar Lane Road Greenville SC 29601 864.233.1684

Rev. Jeff Musgrave The Exchange 10100 Glenayre Court Parker, CO 80134 303.798.1204

Dr. Larry Oats Maranatha Baptist University 745 West Main Street Watertown WI 53094 920.206.2324

Dr. David Pennington Penn Coaching & Consulting 2018 Freeport Drive Indian Trail, NC 28079 317.507.6001

Dr. Chuck Phelps Colonial Hills Baptist Church 8140 Union Chapel Road Indianapolis, IN 46240 317.253.5597

Dr. Kent Ramler People’s Baptist Church 6648 Carpenter Road Frederick, MD 21703 301.473.5635

Dr. C. Matthew Recker Heritage Baptist Church PO Box 7925 New York NY 10016 212.947-5316

Rev. Stephen Russell Central Baptist Church 1812 Honeysuckle Road Dothan AL 36305-4224 334.794.9214

Dr. Dale Seaman Calvary Baptist Church 1768 N Newcomb Street Porterville, CA 93257 559.783.0857

Dr. Will Senn Tri-City Baptist Church 6953 W 92nd Lane Westminster, CO 80021-4074 303.424.2287

Rev. Ron Smith Jr Victory Baptist Church/AFBM PO Box 2462 California City CA 93504 760.373.7314

Rev. Jeremy Sweatt Farmington Avenue Baptist Church 149 Mountain Rd West Hartford CT 06107 860.521.8380

Rev. Dan Unruh Westside Baptist Church 6260 West 4th Street Greeley CO 80634 970.346.8610

Dr. John C. Vaughn 109 Saffron Way Taylors SC 29687 864.325.2531

CH (COL) Joe Willis USAR RET 2021 Bradbury Rd Adams TN 37010 813.767.2734

Pastor Doug Wright Keystone Baptist Church 15 Keystone Lane Berryville, VA 22611 540.955.3410

Dr. Mike Yarborough Faith Baptist Church 1445 Fertilizer Road Riegelwood, NC 28456 919.622.5309

Dr. Wayne Van Gelderen Jr. Falls Baptist Church N69 W12703 Appleton Avenue Menomonee Falls WI 53051 414.251.7051

And then the board members they keep around on an “Advisory Board”:

Rev. Mark Brock Crossway Baptist Church 4600 Ashe Rd. #318 Bakersfield, CA 93313 661.900.2578

Dr. Ron Ehmann Northwest Baptist Missions PO Box 548 Toole, UT 84074

Mr. Mark Herbster Maranatha Baptist University 745 West Main Street Watertown, WI 53094

Dr. Marty Herron Harvest Baptist Church PO Box 23189 Barrigada, GU 96921

Dr. Jeff Kahl W10085 Pike Plains Road Dunbar, WI 54119 704.989.8517

Dr. Greg Kaminski Westside Baptist Church 1375 Irving Road Eugene, OR 07404

CDR Tavis Long, CHC, USN 1820 Sunsprite Loop Chesapeake, VA 23323 662.812.5288

Ch. Maj. Nathan Mestler International Baptist College 2211 W Germann Rd Chandler, Arizona 85286

Rev. Dan Pelletier Hamilton Square Baptist Church 1212 Geary Blvd. San Francisco, CA 94109

CH (COL) Michael Shellman 206 South Courthouse Road Arlington, VA 22204 910.309.6776 Board Emeritus

Dr. Rick Arrowood 104 Rambling Creek Cv Byron, GA 31008-9584 317.217.1600

Dr. Charles Britt Sr. 3979 Kristen Street Spring Hill TN 37174 931.489.9248

Dr. Gerald Carlson 53 Gideon Road Sebring, FL 33870 252.452.1112

Dr. Edward Caughill 206 Cooleys Crest Lane Inman SC 29349 757.479.1195

Dr. Walter Coles Good News Baptist Church 3252 Taylor Road Chesapeake VA 23321 757.488.3241

Dr. Johnny Daniels Calvary Baptist Tabernacle PO Box 3390 Carolina, PR 00984 787.750.2227

Dr. Bill Hall 75 Wintergreen Ave Greeneville TN 37745 423.638.8087

Dr. Bruce Hamilton Hamilton Acres Baptist Church 138 Farewell Avenue Fairbanks AK 99701 907.456.5995

Dr. Bob Jones III Bob Jones University 419 Library Drive Greenville SC 29609 864.242.5100

Dr. Peter Maruyama Narashino Baptist Church 4-17-10, Moto-Ohkubo Narashino, Chiba 275-0012 JAPAN 011.047.477.8910

Mr. Mike Moreau Harvest Media, Inc 22 Briarwood Court Schaumburg IL 60193 847.352.4345

Dr. Fred Moritz 149 Marsh Creek Drive Garner, NC 27529 (256) 318-0897

Dr. Les Ollila PO Box 40 Pembine, WI 54156 715.324.6900

Rev. Wilbur W. Schoneweis Emmanuel Independent Baptist Church 411 Blunt Street Clay Center KS 67432 785.632.5939

Dr. Robert Taylor Colonial Hills Baptist Church 8140 Union Chapel Road Indianapolis IN 46240 317.253.5597

Dr. George Youstra 1984 Georgia Circle Clearwater FL 33760 727.538.1920

I’ve bolded those names who are either current or former members of the BJU Board of Trustees. UPDATE: I eliminated this indication after receiving all the names who signed.

The men present who voted unanimously were either all of those or some of those. We don’t know. We can presume that the Officers were all likely present: Kevin Schaal, Gordan Dickson, Taigen Joos, Bud Steadman, and Michael Privett.

Who abstained? Bob III didn’t. Mike Harding as a present BJU Board member? Stephen Jones as a very absent member of the Royal family? Mark Minnick as a current employee?

The only name on there that I can guarantee did not abstain was Don Johnson, but he’s an old friend of mine. ;)

What do you think?

UPDATE, May 15, 2023: The Positives have added an unredacted signatory list. WutBJU will mark all those signatories on the above list in bold italics.

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3 de Enero, 2020

Cualquier tipo inicio a este breve manuscrito puede resultar inoportuno. Es como pretender leer de noche, correr contra el viento y no cansarse, o creer que levantarse por la mañana es gratificante. Es imposible, cada mañana levantarse requiere su esfuerzo (solo en las películas de Disney las princesas se levantan cantando, no?). De la misma manera, darle inicio a una carta de despedida y que suene feliz es un desafío que todavia no resuelvo. Mentiria si dijera que un resumen de nuestra relación fue lo existente en las últimas mágicas y ricas cuatro semanas. Pero la realidad no es esa, es que nos conocemos hace poco más de tres años, y lo que más recuerdo son tus travesuras, sarcasmo y, por qué no, tus carcajadas. Es difícil decirlo, pero te he visto crecer y cambiar tanto en estos años que me llena de orgullo tu compañía. He tenido la oportunidad de aconsejar a algunas personas, es mi don. Y cuando descubris tu don, es más difícil no hacerlo que hacerlo. Pero pocas veces en mi vida vi una persona que tome las desiciónes correctas (y no me refiero por lo último transcurrido, sino a lo largo de estos años) aún cuando la tormenta diluviaba más que nunca. La decepción de tu papá en algunas ocaciones, las cosas que el mundo te ofreció/ofrece y la muerte de tu mamá, fueron algunas de las situaciones en las que pedí a Dios por tu vida y vimos la luz al final del camino. O por lo menos, hoy existen destellos de esperanza. Si, ese quiero que sea mi último recuerdo. Nuestro último recuerdo. Quizá el descenlace de nuestro presente sea el preludio de una melodia que se canta de a dos, o solo una falsa alarma. Solo lo sabe Dios. Pero si de algo estoy seguro, es que el encuentro de nuestros caminos por el breve transitar en esta tierra, no nos dejó ilesos. Te voy a extrañar, más de lo que creo que te voy a extrañar, pero "la extrañitis" que uno sienta es directamente proporcional al afecto existente. Asi que sin duda, que será muchisima "extrañitis" (jaja si, lo acabo de inventar") Gracias por brindarme las puertas de tu confianza y tus secretos más nobles. El Señor es testigo de que busqué y busco ser lo más repsonsable posible con un regalo de tal embargadura. Y, de un vínculo así, no se vuelve. O por lo menos, no se vuelve igual (Jaja si, como los besos jajaja). Ahora, pequeña Estufita, es el momento de sostenerse fuerte de la mano del Menor Compañero y ser valiente. Tengo la certeza de que vas por el camino de las "obras que Dios predestino para tu vida de ante mano". Y más alla de tu transirar académico, tu presencia en Greenville tiene propósitos espirituales, que nunca se te olvide! Es el momento de decir "adios". Espera. Pero, mejor dicho, "a-Dios". Si, nunca estarás sola, estarás con él en todo momento. Y aún habra nuevas aventuras que se te presentarán y no me cabe duda que tenes el potencial para salir victoriosa. Gracias por regalarme tu amistad y tu confianza. Amaría dormir una siesta y despertar en Mayo, pero no se puede. Te quiero de una manera que me cuesta apalabrar. Te quiero como si me estuvieran arrancando una parte de mi de muy en el fondo del alma. Buen viaje, buena aventura. Nos vemos pronto.

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Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin Announce 14-Date Extension

Thurs., Nov. 3 | Barclays | New York City, NY Fri., Nov. 4 | Bridgeport Arena | Bridgeport, CT Sat., Nov. 5 | Wells Fargo Center | Philadelphia, PA Sun., Nov. 6 | TD Garden | Boston, MA Tues., Nov. 8 |Eaglebank Arena | Fairfax, VA Thurs., Nov. 10 | Gainbridge Fieldhouse | Indianapolis, IN Fri., Nov. 11 | KFC Yum! Center | Louisville, KY Sun., Nov. 13 | Heritage Bank Center | Cincinnati, OH Tues., Nov. 15 | State Farm Arena | Atlanta, GA Wed., Nov. 16 | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | Greenville, SC Thurs., Nov. 17 | Vyster Veterans Memorial Arena | Jacksonville, FL Fri., Nov. 18 | FLA Live Arena | Sunrise, FL Sun., Nov. 20 | UNO Lakefront Arena | New Orleans, LA Tues., Nov. 22 | Moody Center | Austin, TX 

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URGENT NEED FOR BLOOD DONATIONS DURING JULY 4 HOLIDAY

GREENVILLE, SC | RALEIGH, NC | ROANOKE, VA | CHARLESTON, SC | SAVANNAH, GA | CHARLOTTE, NC, July 01, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The need for blood products as vital parts of life-saving medical procedures and treatments is constant. As summer begins to hit its stride, the need for these blood products in the community significantly increases while blood donor turnout typically drops. The Blood…

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One Step Closer Announce New Album

One Step Closer will release  All You Embrace, due May 17th. Pre-orders are now up. The band also released the lead single “Leap Years” and announced some new tour dates with Koyo and Anxious. Track Listing * Color You * Leap Years * Blur My Memory * The Gate * Your Hazel Tree * Orange Leaf * Esruc * Slow To Let Go * Topanga * Giant’s Despair * So Far From Me Tour Dates 02/29 Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom * 03/01 Richmond, VA @ Canal Club * 03/02 Virginia Beach, VA @ The Bunker * 03/03 Greenville, SC @ Radio Room * 03/05 Birmingham, AL @ Zydeco * 03/07 Springfield, MO @ The Riff * 03/08 Lawrence, KS @ Bottleneck * 03/09 Des Moines, IA @ Woolys * 03/10 Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line * 03/12 Milwaukee, WI @ X-Ray Arcade ^ 03/13 Indianapolis, IN @ Hi-Fi ^ 03/15 Cleveland, OH @ Foundry ^ 03/16 Grand Rapids, MI @ Pyramid Scheme ^ 03/17 Toronto, ON @ Velvet Underground ^ 03/19 London, ON @ Rum Runners ^ 03/20 Detroit, MI @ Edgemen ^ 03/22 Louisville, KY @ LBD Festival 03/23 Nashville, TN @ The End ^ 03/24 Atlanta, GA @ Purgatory ^ 03/26 Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church ^ 03/27 Boston, MA @ The Sinclair ^ 03/28 Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Monarch ^ 05/25 Hatfield, UK @ Slam Dunk Festival 05/26 Leeds, UK @ Slam Dunk Festival * w/ Koyo, Anxious, Life’s Question ^ w/ Koyo, Anxious, Stateside --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/news/one-step-closer-announce-new-album/

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Creed Fisher Honors The Service & Sacrifice Of America’s Military Veterans & Their Families In New “Stars and Stripes” Music Video & 2024 Tour

American outlaw country singer-songwriter and recording artist Creed Fisher honors the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans and their families in a new music video for his self-written tearjerker song “Stars and Stripes.” This Friday Fisher’s official “Stars and Stripes 2024” Tour tickets go on sale at CreedFisher.com at 10am ET and the new music video goes live on Creed’s YouTube at 12pm ET. “I’d like to give a special thank you to all the servicemen and women who played a special part in the creation of this video,” Fisher said. “Having true veterans be a part of this gave it a real genuine aspect that I’ll forever value. I’ll always proudly honor our great country with pride and respect, never undervaluing the sacrifices that our brave service men and women give for our privilege to live in the land of the free. The Stars and Stripes Tour begins in 2024 and I encourage all members who have and/or are serving our country to come out and enjoy a show. I’d personally love to shake each one of your hands in appreciation for your service to our country. May God bless our families and freedoms, May God protect those who serve both domestically and abroad, and May God always bless the United States of America!” “Stars and Stripes” plays on Creed’s newly released 12 song studio album, This Ain’t The Hamptons and is available for streaming everywhere digitally. Music videos/visualizers released: “One of ‘Em” | “Famous White Line” | “This Ain’t The Hamptons” | “Lowdown & Lonesome” | “Hank Williams” | “Cold Lonely Bed” | “You Ain’t From The South” Stars & Stripes 2024 Tour: JAN 25 – Iron City / Birmingham, Ala. JAN 26 – Druid City Music Hall /  Tuscaloosa, Ala. FEB 02 – Capitol Theatre Macon / Macon, Ga. FEB 03 – District Live / Savannah, Ga. FEB 10 – Texas Club / Baton Rouge, La. FEB 18 – Thunder by the Bay / Sarasota, Fla. FEB 22 – Tally Ho Theatre / Leesburg, Va. FEB 23 – The Senate / Columbia, S.C. FEB 29 – Doc’s Tavern / Greenville, S.C. MAR 08 – Hop Springs Beer Park / Murfreesboro, Tenn. MAR 09 – Hub City Brewing / Jackson, Tenn. MAR 10 – Tuck’s Bar / Minor Hill, Tenn. MAR 14 – Jergel’s / Warrendale, Pa. MAR 15 – The King of Clubs / Columbus, Ohio MAR 16 – Dusty Armadillo / Rootstown , Ohio MAR 21 – The Machine Shop / Flint, Mich. MAR 22 – 8 Seconds Saloon / Indianapolis, Ind. MAR 23 – Crusens / Peoria, Ill. APR 05 – Ground Zero Music Festival / Bandera, Texas APR 07 – Cosmic Cowboy Music Festival / Hillsboro, Texas APR 12 – Wildwoods / Iowa City, Iowa APR 13 – Wooly’s / Des Moines, Iowa APR 14 – The Waiting Room / Omaha, Neb. APR 25 – Mercury Ballroom / Louisville, Ky. APR 26 – Lori’s Roadhouse Live / West Chester, Ohio APR 27 – Renfro Valley Entertainment Center / Mount Vernon, Ky. MAY 02 – TempleLive / Wichita, Kan. MAY 03 – TempleLive / Fort Smith, Ark. MAY 04 – 2920 Roadhouse / Hockley, Texas **For Creed’s complete 2023 tour schedule follow on BandsInTown or visit creedfisher.com/tour About Creed Fisher: Country music’s rising Outlaw star Creed Fisher reminds fans to never lose sight of who you are, where you’re from, and never be afraid of working hard to earn an honest living. On his latest musical manifesto This Ain’t the Hamptons, his 13th studio album celebrates blue collar sensibilities, patriotism and fun-loving simple pleasures that are staples of Fisher’s music, this record comes at a time where country music consumers’ interests in bringing back the foundational roots of traditional country music are at an all time high. Timing is everything, and Fisher declares “This was the perfect album for true country music fans that miss that less modernized sound of old country music. If I’d said it three or four albums ago – they wouldn’t have heard it.” He’s confident the music and messages on This Ain’t the Hamptons will connect with the majority of Americans, but especially those who love country music and live the lifestyle. “They’re gonna love to hear this one.” Read the full article

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No Limits Roadtrip Danville VA to Greenville SC

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#VeteranOfTheDay Marine Veteran Edward Dycus 

Read More VA News   #VeteranOfTheDay Marine Veteran Edward Dycus  – VA News Skip to content September 7, 2023: Edward Dycus September 7, 2023 By DME Interns Share this story Edward Dycus was born in Greenville, Mississippi, in December 1989, to Randy and Theresa Carol Dycus. As a child, he had always dreamed of joining the military. Two years after his 2008 Riverside High School graduation,…

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Dave Matthews Band Announces 2023 Fall US Headlining Tour

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CelebrityAccess0 – The Dave Matthews Band (DMB) has announced plans to tour the US this fall. The headline run, which will kick off on November 7 at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, GA, will also include a show at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC, plus two-night stands at John Paul Jones Arena in the band’s hometown of Charlottesville, VA, Mohegan Sun Arena in…

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💥💥We’re playing tonite in Greenville NC + next week in Hendersonville NC, in support of our album “Beyond the Bells” out now on all streaming platforms — (Vinyl + CD + Streaming via our website - link on Pinned Post) 💥💥 . RECORD RELEASE TOUR: —MAR 26 GREENVILLE NC @ SpazzFest @ SPAZZ FEST *THE FINALE* ft. Paleface, Arielle Bryant & J. Eldon HumphriesChristy's Euro Pub —APR 2 HENDERSONVILLE NC: Paleface Live @ Continuum Art (presented by 1898 Waverly Inn) —APR 14 SALEM: PALEFACE Live @ Parkway Brewing —APR 15 BRISTOL VA: Paleface @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino —MAY 12 SANFORD NC @ Carolina Indie Fest - Spring 2023 —MAY 13 HUNTERSVILLE NC: 2023 North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival —MAY 26 EASTON MD: Paleface Live @ The Avalon Theatre —JUN 1 NEWPORT KY @ tba —JUN 2 FRANKFORT KY: PALEFACE Live @ Locals —JUN 3 MADISON IN @ RiverRoots Revival —JUN 16 SILER CITY NC: Paleface Concert & Art Show Opening @ NC Arts Incubator, — JUN 23 tba — JUL 8 LANSING NC: Paleface @ The Primavera Roadhouse . 📸 - Thanks to Xb2Xr Creative for the photos ❤️ . The Avalon Theatre, North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival, Midwood Entertainment, Spazz Presents, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol, The Primavera Roadhouse, Continuum ART, 1898 Waverly Inn, Hugger Mugger Brewing, Carolina Indie Fest, NC Arts Incubator, Locals Food Hub, Arielle Bryant . #Paleface #PalefaceAndMo #NewMusic #NewAlbum #BeyondTheBells #ontour #nowbooking #rocknroll #Indierock #alternative #altfolk #folkrock #indiefolkrock #indie #new #concerts #music #musicfestival #musicians #musician #tickets https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQwU58pudS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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GREENVILLE SWAMP RABBITS IN SECOND PLACE AFTER BEATING NORFOLK ADMIRALS

By: Mark Shelley, Greenville Swamp Rabbits NORFOLK, VA – Ethan Somoza's hat trick led the way for the Greenville Swamp Rabbits to top the Norfolk Admirals 6-4 on Friday night at the Norfolk Scope. GAME SHEET: Click here

The second meeting between the Swamp Rabbits and the Admirals started with an early power-play chance for Greenville that was neutralized by the Norfolk penalty killers. Greenville scored at even strength at 7:08 of the first, as Ethan Somoza sped down the right wing and netted his 15th of the season. The second began with Greenville adding to their lead as Alex Ierullo slid the puck to a wide-open Josh McKechney, who scored his ninth of the season just 1:14 into the period. After a failed Admirals clear, Brannon McManus netted his eighth of the season at 2:23 for a 3-0 Greenville lead. Norfolk responded with a pair of goals from Brian Bowen and Darren McCormick at 4:26 and 6:24 to cut the Greenville lead to one. At 11:11, the Swamp Rabbits regained a two-goal advantage as Alex Ierullo scored his 19th of the season. Norfolk, again, put together a pair of goals from Denis Smirnov and Bowen at 15:04 and 16:20 to tie the game at 4-4. In the third, the Swamp Rabbits broke the deadlock with Somoza's second goal of the game, a one-timer from a McKechney feed at 5:47. Somoza completed his first-career hat-trick with his 17th goal of the season on a power-play one-timer at 19:40, solidifying the 6-4 final. With the win, the Swamp Rabbits improve to 30-16-7-0 while the Admirals drop to 13-38-1-3. The victory lifts the Swamp Rabbits into a three-way tie for second place in the South Division with Florida Everblades and the South Carolina Stingrays. The Swamp Rabbits and the Admirals' rematch on Saturday night at 6:05 p.m. at the Norfolk Scope. Swamp Rabbits tickets can be purchased at SwampRabbits.com or at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena Box Office. GREENVILLE SWAMP RABBITS HOME Read the full article

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Cory Asbury Announces The Pioneer Tour With Riley Clemmons

This week, double-Platinum selling, award-winning singer/songwriter Cory Asbury announces his latest tour, The Pioneer Tour, with Riley Clemmons as the tour opener. Dates and cities are found below. In his announcement, Asbury also teases the tour will include never before heard songs with a new record coming soon! Tickets will be available this Friday (Jan 27) 10AM local time at coryasbury.com.

March 24 – Virginia Beach, VA March 26 – Prestonsburg, KY March 28 – Greensboro, NC March 30 – Tysons, VA April 1 –  Branson, MO April 4 – St. Louis, MO April 6 – Jacksonville, FL April 7 – Pensacola, FL April 8 – Orlando, FL April 13 – Nashville, TN April 14 – Anderson, IN April 15 – Lafayette, IN April 16 – Pittsburgh, PA April 20 – Greenville, TX April 21 – Paducah, KY April 22 – Shipshewana, IN April 23 – Wabash, IN Read the full article

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18th Annual E-Money Year in Review: 2022 Edition

This was a weird year. There were many changes, and I had a lot of unique experiences. In the end, I think I'm in a better place (literally and figuratively) than I was a year ago. In February, I was up for my first Emmy award. I didn't win. It's a cliche, but it's definitely an honor just to be nominated. Around this time, I got to check a couple more basketball arenas off the list. I went to Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee. I can't imagine I'll find another chance to go to either of those places. But they both were charming in their own little way. I literally just walked into MTSU's arena. I had a ticket, but there was nobody checking them at the door. With my contract expiring at WKRN at the beginning of June, I started applying for jobs in earnest. Around this same time, we learned that Petey had been matched with the VA Hospital in Boston. This assured that Petey and I would soon no longer be living in the same city (as I didn't have much of an interest in moving to Boston). This was a sad time. Now, I've really grown to appreciate the time that Petey and I had together in Nashville. It was nice being able to just make impromptu plans with her and see her on a random Tuesday. But that's not possible anymore, unfortunately. We did have a chance to take a nice little trip in March, though. We went down to Savannah for St. Patrick's Day, then over to Charleston, where I got to see my friend Caleb. We stopped briefly in Columbia, then went up to Greenville, where I got to see Jessica and we saw some 2nd round NCAA tournament games. It was nice to see some parts of SC that I hadn't gotten to visit in a while. Petey left town at the end of May, so it was just me in Nashville at that point. Simultaneously, just as I was wrapping up my job at WKRN, I got covid (for the first time). The timing was absolutely strange. I missed the first 3 days of my last week of work, but was able to come in for the last 2. Overall, having covid was terrible. I was absolutely bed-ridden for 1 or 2 days. But I got some paxlovid, which sped my recovery up. My last day at WKRN was June 3rd. What a whirlwind of a day. This wasn't just my last day at WKRN, it was my last day in news. It was very, very, very difficult to come to the decision not to do that job anymore. But the stress was just something I could not deal with anymore. I'm sad that I left that business, but I know it was for the best. I had been applying for jobs, but still didn't have one lined up at the point that my contract was due to expire. So I figured that since I had unlimited free time for the first time in my professional life, I might as well take advantage of it. I went on a 5,000 mile road trip. I got to see the Badlands in South Dakota, Devils Tower in Wyoming, my sister in Colorado, New Mexico, and then a week in Texas. The highlight of the trip for me was Big Bend National Park. It's just so remote. I took a rowboat over the Rio Grande and spent an hour or so in Mexico. I'd love to return to Big Bend again. My trip later took me through San Antonio, Houston, Galveston, and Austin, where I was able to see my cousin, Andrew, and his now-fiancee Elisa. That trip was something special. The vast majority of it was spent by myself, which really allowed me some time to think. I also love just driving through these sparsely-populated areas out west. I definitely need to do something like that again. After I got back from my trip (which took about 2.5 weeks), I was faced with the cold reality that I was unemployed and in a city that I had no connection to. I wanted to move back to Pittsburgh, but I figured I should wait until I had a job lined up before I moved. I was able to make ends meet by driving for uber and lyft. But this is definitely a time in my life that was especially trying. In the end, I applied for about 80 jobs. Of those,  I got interviews with maybe half a dozen or so. Trying to break into a different industry was especially difficult, and not at all like the job application processes I've experienced in the past. On September 1st, I had an interview with UPMC for a job at US Steel Tower. I can still vividly remember my thoughts as I was going down the escalator, leaving the building. I was so absolutely terrified that this was going to be the last time I would ever be there. Working in that building, to me, felt like it would convey a sense of legitimacy. This is the tallest building in Pittsburgh. When I was younger, working in a place like that, doing a job like that, felt like it was the sort of thing that “grown-ups” did. I really wanted that. A week or so later, I got the call that I had been offered the job, which I started at the beginning of October. Working at UPMC has been very different than what I experienced in my time in news. It is so, so, so less stressful. I feel supported at work and feel like people appreciate my concerns. That matters so much to me.

I moved out of Nashville on September 23rd. I’d been there for a little over 4 years. Nashville is a good city, and I have many positive memories from there. But Pittsburgh has always been home to me, and I am so glad to be back.

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American Airlines aumentarà sus vuelos en Boston y Nueva York

American Airlines aumentarà sus vuelos en Boston y Nueva York

La aerolìnea American Airlines anunciò que aumentará para 2023 sus vuelos en el Noreste de Estados Unidos con nuevos destinos sin escalas. A continuaciòn los vuelos de American Airlines La aerolìnea American Airlines prevè añadir seis destinos desde Nueva York con vuelos sin escalas a Birmingham, Buffalo, Greenville, Columbia, Grand Rapids y Knoxville, desde LaGuardia. La compañìa va ampliar…

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