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      Beaufort County's majority, a veritable coalition of nominal Republicans and Democratic Socialists, voted against improving the quality of the filming of the board's meetings, all within their blissful quest for abject mediocrity. And, the cost savings for not making improvements over the cost to make for a far better presentation of the People's business - none; no cost savings whatsoever, just the continuation of a mediocre product, where a better videocast could be effected for the betterment of the citizenry of Beaufort County's population, who are curious as to what their cou...

PODCAST: U of M, Pistons & Lions w/ Fletcher Sharpe; How Frame in Hazel Park is dealing with the pandemic You are here: Home Dec 17, 2020 by Randy Walker Today’s show is in two parts: First, Fletcher Sharpe joins Jer to talk U of M football, how the Pistons look and the addition of Chris Spielman as a special assistant with the Detroit Lions. Then, engineer Randy Walker hops in with Jer to talk with Ryan Waldman from the restaurant Frame in Hazel Park. What are they doing to adapt to the pandemic? And yes, there are yurts involved.

I’m guessing it will not be Iowa State assistant coach Nathan Scheelhaase. The former Illini star is in his third season with the Cyclones, serving first as running backs coach before moving to work with the receivers. Iowa State is a rising power in the Big 12 and plays Oklahoma on Saturday for the conference title. The school wisely plucked Matt Campbell from Toledo in 2016 and has enjoyed a great run of success. While Lovie Smith was going 17-39 at Illinois, Campbell is 34-27 in Ames. Four winning seasons after a 3-9 start. Back to Scheelhaase. Some fans on social media have been clam...

Pat Fitzgerald figures he will gain a few more gray hairs by the time No. 15 Northwestern steps on the field to face third-ranked Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game on Saturday. As the Wildcats’ coach, it’s his job to figure out a way to contain the Buckeyes. And with Justin Fields leading their high-powered offense, well, good luck with that. Then again, if Northwestern succeeds? “Not gonna lie to you, it would be a helluva ride home on I-65,” Fitzgerald said. The Wildcats (6-1) have been on one wild ride the past three seasons, from winning the Big Ten West to finishing la...

Nam Y. Huh/AP Pat Fitzgerald figures he will gain a few more gray hairs by the time No. 15 Northwestern steps on the field to face third-ranked Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game on Saturday. As the Wildcats’ coach, it’s his job to figure out a way to contain the Buckeyes. And with Justin Fields leading their high-powered offense, well, good luck with that. Then again, if Northwestern succeeds? “Not gonna lie to you, it would be a helluva ride home on I-65,” Fitzgerald said. The Wildcats (6-1) have been on one wild ride the past three seasons, from winning the Big Ten West t...