My morning meeting….
Each morning I start my day with Mike Gallagher and his team as we discuss the show topics for the day. The meetings go from ordinary some days to pretty exciting on others!!!
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Each morning I start my day with Mike Gallagher and his team as we discuss the show topics for the day. The meetings go from ordinary some days to pretty exciting on others!!!
[podcast src=”https://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/6515136/height/90/theme/custom/autoplay/no/autonext/no/thumbnail/yes/preload/no/no_addthis/no/direction/forward/render-playlist/no/custom-color/191970/” height=”90″ width=”100%” placement=”top” theme=”custom”]I had the privilege of participating in the JA Titan Challenge recently and it was amazing to see the students from High Schools across the upstate gather at Milliken headquarters in Spartanburg and compete. JA Titan is one of the many JA Programs offered and allows students to operate a virtual company through […]
James Comey continues to dominate the 24/7 news cycle with the release of his “memos.” I have never understood the importance of such memos after a meeting like this. These are notes this man wrote himself and how are to know they reflect what was actually said in the meeting. He admits he was writing […]
It was a pleasure to receive recognition for the weekly Crime Stoppers updates I do with Tony Lee, Coordinator for Crime Stoppers of Greenville. Crime Stoppers is such a great organization and I am happy to be a part of the organization. A special thanks to those trade publications who recognized the award too.
Greenville County Sheriff Will Lewis was indicted today on charges of obstruction of justice and misconduct in office. The charges were handed down after a months-long investigation by SLED. CLICK to read the indictments Sheriff Will Lewis Indictment
An overflow crowd joined Deb Sofield, Jane Robelot and me at The Poinsett Club in Greenville to learn a little more about the thirteen(13) candidates running to take Trey Gowdy’s seat in Congress after he announced he will not seek re-election. If you missed the broadcast it’s worth your time to watch and learn as […]
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September 22 marks another painful anniversary for the family of Tucker Hipps.
Tucker was a 19-year-old Clemson University student who died in 2014 after joining fraternity members and pledges on an early-morning run. His body was later found beneath the Highway 93 bridge over Lake Hartwell.
More than a decade later, questions remain about exactly what happened that morning.
In this conversation, I sit down with Tucker’s mother, Cindy Hipps, to remember the young man behind the headlines. Cindy shares memories of her son, talks about the impact his death has had on her family, and explains why she has devoted so much of her life to raising awareness about the dangers of hazing.
We also discuss the culture of silence that can surround hazing, what parents need to know before their children join fraternities, sororities and other organizations, and what students should do if they witness dangerous behavior.
Cindy and her husband, Gary, have worked to make sure Tucker’s life continues to have an impact through the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation, which supports scholarships, charitable organizations and hazing-awareness efforts.
Tucker’s story is heartbreaking, but his legacy is about much more than how he died. It’s about how he lived—and a family’s determination to help protect other young people.
Learn more about Tucker and the work of the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation at TuckerGives.org.
Please share this interview with parents, grandparents and college students. It may start a conversation that could save a life.
If you have information that may lead to the TRUTH about what happened that morning please contact Oconee Crime Stoppers online or call 1-844-71CRIME.
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