106-9 Kicks Country and The Tennessee Credit Union honor Hunter Kline, a senior at White County High School, as a Dream Big Scholar.

At the age of three Hunter went into a diabetic coma , he has type two diabetes and has no mom or dad in his life.

Kline has played football, helps out with the Special Olympics, and CDC at the high school.

When Hunter isn’t involved with school work or sports he is always at church and young life projects. After High School he is planning to be a Wildlife Biologist.

Hunter Kline will now be eligible to win scholarship money from 106-9 Kicks Country and The Tennessee Credit Union.

106-9 Kicks Country and The Tennessee Credit Union recognized Savannah Medley, a senior at Van Buren County High School, as a Dream Big Scholar.

Medley plays softball for Van Buren County High School and is also involved in extracurricular activities like the Spanish Club, FBLA and FCCLA where she serves as President.

Savannah plans on becoming a registered Nurse.

Medley is now be eligible to win The Dream Big Scholarship scholarship from 106-9 Kicks Country and The Tennessee Credit Union.

106-9 Kicks Country and The Tennessee Credit Union honored Hank Lowrie, a senior at Grundy County High School, as a Dream Big Scholar.

Lowrie has been admitted to Tennesseee Tech to study Fisheries Science, and will be a member of the Tech Bass Fishing Team.

Hank hopes to become a professional fisherman on the B.A.S.S. and FLW trails.

When Hank isn’t working on school work or fishing he assist his father in running the Tennessee district of the National Bass Fishing trail, Club President of the GCHS Bass Team, helps his mother with the Grundy County Relay For Life fundraising for ACS, and Works part time for a lawn service.

Hank Lowrie could win the Dream Big Scholarship from 106-9 Kicks County and Tennessee Credit Union.

Please spread this story around . . . and maybe there’s a chance this narcissistic trend of super elaborate prom and wedding proposals will end.  Instead of going viral, how about going to jail? Read More »

You probably know that staring at your phone before bed can keep you awake, because your brain thinks the light it gives off is sunlight.  But here are five things you shouldn’t do before bed that you might not know about. Read More »

Here’s a new study that proves one thing:  No matter how you interact with women . . . whether you’re a pig or a gentleman . . . you, sir, are completely and totally sexist.

Researchers at Northeastern University in Boston found that guys who do nice things for women are actually just as sexist as guys who treat women terribly . . . only the nice guys might be even worse, because they don’t realize it.

It’s called “benevolent sexism,” and it happens when you open a car door for a woman . . . refuse to let her pay on a date . . . offer her your jacket when she’s cold . . . tell her you want to provide for her . . . or tell her she deserves to be put on a pedestal.

The researchers say, quote, “It’s a very paternalistic, protective view of women, and it seems kind of appealing as a sort of chivalry.  But it does contribute to inequality, because these men don’t expect women to achieve high goals.”

They say that the combo of benevolent sexism and more blatant and hostile sexism are what keep gender inequality alive in society.

Just released! Here’s the video for “Little Red Wagon”

How is it possible that ADULTS behave worse than kids at a Chuck E. Cheese? It’s a child’s palace of anarchy.

A group of people were at Chuck E. Cheese in Parma, Ohio for a kid’s birthday party on Sunday night, and tried to take a photo in the photo booth . . . but it didn’t work.

So one of the women complained to a manager, and he kinda blew her off. That made her upset, and it was ON.

A group of guys from the birthday party followed the manager into the kitchen and started beating him and his staff UP.

Six staff members wound up injured, including two who were SERIOUSLY hurt . . . and all of the guys who attacked them ran away before the cops got there.

The police are using surveillance video to try to identify them and track them down.

If you stay at a NICE hotel, this stuff might not apply.  But if you’re at the cheapest place in town, you’ll thank us.  Here are the three grossest things you come in contact with in a hotel room.

1.  The remote.  A study in 2012 found that remote controls and light switches are two of the dirtiest things in hotel rooms, because everyone touches them and they hardly ever get cleaned.

2.  The drinking glasses.  Fox News used hidden cameras in 2007, and discovered that a lot of maids don’t even wash them out.  Or if they do, they just spray them with GLASS cleaner.

3.  The comforter.  Specifically the part that covers the foot of the bed, because a lot of people sit there and maids don’t always wash them.  It’s also the spot people with kids are most likely to change a diaper.

A first-person video of what it’s like to be a human cannonball is making the rounds online.  The woman wearing the GoPro got launched a hundred feet at about 60 miles an hour.  So she was only in the air about a second.  But it’s in slow-motion. Read More »