Monday, September 22, 2008
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- A journalist from Houston, Texas, originally from Warrenton, Ga. Spent about 15 or so years in Nashville. I'm now working for the nonprofit journalism Web site Texas Watchdog.
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1 comments:
They say Arkansas is the land of adventure. It usually takes an adventure to stay awake on I-40 between Memphis and Little Rock. (Except for West Memphis, where if you take your eye off the road for a second you're sure to regret it!)
What adventures can you report?
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