Roses and Razzberries – August/September 2019
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‘We kicked ass’
Jim Johnston would describe the Tennessee Public Service Commission case as one of the most satisfying legal victories the OOIDa ever won.
By Sandi Soendker | August-September 2019
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‘I can never do enough to thank them’
Ilana Rubel believes she and her family owe their lives to a pair of good Samaritan truck drivers on a chilly night in late January 2001.
By Greg Grisolano | August-September 2019
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How the Mackinac Bridge ties a state together
When the Mackinac Bridge opened on Nov. 1, 1957, it answered a need that had become increasingly pressing since Michigan became a state in 1837.
By Bill Hudgins | August-September 2019
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Dirty Art Work
Trucker Arnulfo Gonzalez didn’t plan on being a trucker when he majored in art all those years ago. Today, he transforms dirty trailers into works of art.
By Tyson Fisher | August-September 2019
Terry Scruton brought nine years of journalism experience when he joined Land Line Magazine in 2005, and that experience continues to serve him on the radio show. Terry’s must-read “Roses & Razzberries” is also a popular feature with Land Line Now listeners.