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Welcome to my web pages. Thanks for stopping by.
Here’s some quick stuff about me.
I started here at WNCO on August 1, 1984. I'm working here in my 28th year. My morning show is the longest running morning show in North Central Ohio and one of the longest running morning shows on any Country station is Ohio.
I was the 1994 Disc Jockey Hall of Fame inductee to the Ohio Country and Western Music Association (One of my proudest accomplishments).
I’ve served on several area non-profit agency boards including the Ashland County Fair Board, Ashalnd County American Red Cross Board and more.
I’ve MC’d a ton of Country shows at the Richland, Ashland, Knox, Huron, Loudonville and Attica Fairs. Also at the Renaissance Theater, the Rib Burn Off, the Chili Cook-off and many other shows. As time goes by I’ll try to write a little about the many Country Stars I have had the pleasure and sometimes disappointment to meet. I’ll dig out some photo’s for you to look at too.
My greatest accomplishment was talking my Adorable Redhead into marrying me in 2002. Every man should find a woman like her and live happily ever after. Can you tell I love her a little bit?
Our home is in northern Ashland county
My Adorable Redhead thinks I like her cat, “Christmas Kitty” just like the line in the George Strait song ”You Know Me Better Than That”.
In the meantime, I’ll see you on the radio.
Later,
Colman
(Yahoo!) - Amy Poehler and Tina Fey have responded to Taylor
Swift’s quotes in Vanity Fair, in which the country singer
discussed being the butt of a few of their jokes at this year’s Golden
Globes.
“You know, Katie Couric is one of my favorite
people, because she said to me she had heard a quote that she loved, that said,
‘There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women,’”
Swift said referring to Poehler and her Globes co-host, Tina
Fey.
