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Rhett is a recent graduate of the University of Alabama in Huntsville where he studied Communication and Management. After two summers of interning and part-time work with WAVU and WQSB, Rhett began afternoons in March of 2010. Rhett has also been the Technical Director at Arab First United Methodist Church for the last 5 years. Rhett Miller Weekday Afternoons – Noon / 2:00pm Weeknights/Weekends
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Peggie Haney is a
retired medical secretary and military wife of 26 plus years. Her
husband retired from the Navy in 1997 in Washington DC. The Navy has a
slogan - “Navy Wife, the hardest job.” Indeed, Peggie kept the
home fires burning all those years while her husband was deployed
serving our country in times of peace and war.
Keeping the house, paying the bills, getting the car repaired,
raising two brilliant and beautiful daughters, and finding time to write
her husband (no e-mail in those days) were all just a part of her daily
routine. Oh, and did I mention she has actively taught Bible class
since 1971? Peggie’s career as a Navy wife allowed her to change
addresses (move) 15 times. Having lived overseas, on both coasts, and
all points in between has helped to shape her positive outlook on life
and effervescent personality. Peggie was born in
Oneonta, lived with her family, as a child, at Snead Cross Roads,
Detroit, MI and Glencoe, AL. She graduated from Glencoe High and
attended Gadsden State while working as one of the Bells of Southern
Bell (telephone operator) at the Gadsden office. It was there on the
steps of the telephone office that she met her Prince charming who
proposed to her the very same day. Not being as impulsive as her newly
found sailor, it was many “shore leaves” and several months later
before she would say yes.
Beecher
Hyde with award he recently received from the Boaz City Schools for
outstanding coverage of education in Alabama.
George Jones headed the WAVU team defending the Courington Cup title in
this year's radio station cook off at the Taste Of Freedom Bar-B-Q
Competition July 1st in downtown Albertville. Despite a tasty
effort, we placed second this year.
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