Whitney Hollingsworth, 46, wears a lot of hats in life. The Hardy native is the eldest of four; she has three children herself. She holds a degree in religion and philosophy from Roanoke College.
She makes her living selling hearing aids; her spouse is a downtown restaurant owner (Table 50 on Market Street). They live in the Grandin Court neighborhood of Southwest Roanoke.
But in annals of âThe Rush Limbaugh Show,â Hollingsworth may forever be known for another reason. As âWhitney in Roanoke,â she one day phoned the radio entertainer, whose show was carried locally on WFIR-AM 960. And she proceeded to call him out on his virulent anti-environmentalism.
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