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Fred Jeter | 12/31/2020, 6 p.m. The offseason for women’s elite basketball talent isn’t much different than the regular season. In the NBA, the average salary is $7.7 million. By sharp contrast, the average WNBA salary is about $101,000. That’s ample reason why many WNBA athletes — like local star Megan Walker — supplement their paychecks with far-away gigs across oceans, mountains and multiple time zones. Following her rookie season with the WNBA New York Liberty...

The endless chaos in our streets is directly related to how we have been raising our children for the past couple of decades.  Bad beliefs lead to bad actions, and we have been teaching our kids values that are fundamentally flawed.  In particular, our children are endlessly taught that life has no value in a multitude of ways.  They view thousands of murders on television and in the movies as they grow up, the news glorifies politicians that tell them that it is a good thing to slaughter th...

Keith Walker, 53, was on his way to take his pit bull Bravo, for a walk when he saw the shelter that his beloved pooch lives at, engulfed in flames, CNN reported.

*A homeless Atlanta man is being hailed a hero after rescuing several animals from a fire at an animal shelter. When the fire broke out on December 18 at W-Underdogs animal shelter, Keith Walker, 53, sprang into action. He happened to be on the scene to pick up his own pit bull Bravo, where the shelter’s founder Gracie Hamlin allows the beloved pooch to stay every night, PEOPLE reports.  “I was nervous as hell, I’m not going to lie. I was really scared to go in there with all that smo...

Homeless man rushes into fire to save animals at Atlanta shelter CNNWire Share: Keith Walker, 53, rushed into the W-Underdogs shelter on Dec. 18 after a fire engulfed its kitchen. "I was nervous as hell, Im not going to lie. I was really scared to go in there with all that smoke. But God put me there to save those animals," Walker told CNN. "If you love a dog, you can love anyone in the world. My dog is my best friend, and I wouldnt be here without him, so I knew I had to save all those other d...

Homeless man rescues dogs and cats from burning animal shelter in Atlanta Peter Sblendorio More than a dozen animals are safe after a homeless man rescued them from an Atlanta shelter that caught on fire earlier this month. Keith Walker rushed into the W-Underdogs shelter during the Dec. 18 blaze and saved the animals while the owner of the organization was out getting supplies, according to Facebook posts by the shelter. “I was nervous as hell, I’m not going to lie,” Wal...

By Mark Robertson Dec 30, 2020 This is Keith Walker. Hes homeless. He was picking up his dog from an animal shelter in Atlanta when he saw it engulfed in flames. He ran inside the burning building and rescued each and every animal - all sixteen of them. Not all heroes wear capes. Click the video for the story... A gofundme page was set up for the homeless man as a thank you, with a goal of $5000. Check this out!! https://www.gofundme.com/f/keith-walker-atlanta-animal-shelter-hero?utm_campaign=...

By Jack Kulp Keith Walker is a hero in Atlanta. He also happens to be homeless. He noticed that an animal shelter was on fire, and entered the facility to rescue the dogs and cats that called the shelter home. Walker, 53, said that HIS dog is his best friend, and that he knew he had to save the other dogs and cats. Jack & Carolyn talked about this on the Morning Breeze. Listen here:

By Emma Taggart on December 30, 2020 On December 18, 2020, a fire destroyed the kitchen at W-Underdogs animal shelter in Atlanta, Georgia. There were six dogs and 10 cats living there that were trapped inside. Luckily, a 53-year-old man experiencing homelessness named Keith Walker went by and discovered the shelter up in flames. He immediately rushed inside and saved every single pet. “I was nervous as hel...

Dec 28, 2020 A homeless man came to the rescue after an Atlanta animal shelter caught on fire. 53-year-old Keith Walker rushed to the aid of dogs and cats as the W-underdogs shelter caught on fire on December 18. The shelters founder has known Walker over the years, as shes let him keep his own dog inside every night. She now calls him her guardian angel. Talking with CNN, Walker explained why he did what he did. "I was nervous as hell, Im not going to lie. I was really scared to go in there w...