Brent A. Kepp
September 21, 1952 - January 13, 2021
Stay updated with breaking news from Master Plumber. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
‘Heritage House’ approved: Africatown museum to tell story of slave ship and community Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 11, 2021 The Africatown Welcome Center is pictured on Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, in Mobile, Ala. At the time, the welcome center was housed in a mobile home across from the Old Plateau Cemetery. The new center will be located in the same spot, but it will be much larger (approximately 18,000 square feet) and serve as a tourist attraction. That project is being funded by RESTORE Act money. (Mike Kittrell/mkittrell@al.com) Facebook Share Africatown’s story as a communit...
When he was delivering room service that kennedy didn't look through him but he looked at him. he said "i felt like i was ten feet tall." you and i knew tip o'neill tunnel, they're real liberals and they're phs. e pien the sky, always looking into the distance, they think they're everybody, they went to yale law and whatever they got they claim they're better than anybody. a true democrat lower case d thinks they're no better than anybody else. that's what a democrat is. and the party regains that with white, black, hispanic people, everybody. starts to think of themselves as one of them inste...
Don't want to fail any kid or kick a kid out of school because it'll take away from their federal funds. high schools are now graded on how many kids they get into college, not -- because if a kid goes to a trade school, they're a failure. >> but for a lot of people, that's exactly the right path for them. or the military or something else. >> like the average machinist in the united states is 55 years old. if you're a master plumber, you can make $100,000 a year in this country. but none of that's getting taught because it's easier just one system for the entire country instead of -- my ideal...
Don't want to fail any kid or kick a kid out of school because it'll take away from their federal funds. high schools are now graded on how many kids they get into college, not -- because if a kid goes to a trade school, they're a failure. >> but for a lot of people, that's exactly the right path for them. or the military or something else. >> like the average machinist in the united states is 55 years old. if you're a master plumber, you can make $100,000 a year in this country. but none of that's getting taught because it's easier just one system for the entire country instead of -- my ideal...