2022 April: Meet Hugh Morrow and hear him keep Lookout, "in the know" on "Battle Below the Clouds" BBQ event Sat April 23 at Ruby Falls

04/16/22 • 20 min

Join Hugh, President and CEO of Ruby Falls and 60 yr mountain resident, for a super fun and informative episode regarding a very important issue - pediatric cancer. Hugh along with Jim and Cindy Webster of The Barn Nursery fame along with a huge team of folks will host the 7th annual fundraiser in honor and loving memory of brave Lana Beth Webster. The two-live-band event will feature 12 teams battling it out for top honors and it is a FREE event to attend. NEWS: Lookout's very own, Love Lookout Team will be one of the 12 teams competing so by all means stop and take in the sounds and smells and maybe tastes of Freedom as we all pull together to honor and support this very worthy cause. The event and parking are both free of charge. Next Saturday (April 23rd, 2022) - all day long fun. Stop by and show support and enjoy yourself at this fun event - and if you do - be sure and cheer on Team Love Lookout with Ross Ballenger and gang! Thank you, Hugh Morrow, for all that you are doing at Ruby Falls!

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undefined - Season One: April - Mississippi Son, Hoppin’ Howard Brown is on The Lookout giving his 'secret-sauce, inside info' on Yoga, Faulkner, Poetry and Biking - Give him 3 feet please! Live from East Brow, and with a new book out, Here’s Howard!

Season One: April - Mississippi Son, Hoppin’ Howard Brown is on The Lookout giving his 'secret-sauce, inside info' on Yoga, Faulkner, Poetry and Biking - Give him 3 feet please! Live from East Brow, and with a new book out, Here’s Howard!

Damn the man is good, said all! I enjoyed the time spent just listening to him, "The Dreamer" as his equally impressive wife Ann describes him. Howard goes in fascinating, courtroom like cadence as he weaves his tale from New Albany - Mississippi to Lookout Mountain and A LOT in between. Wow. He is one busy fella! Watch out! Don't hit him! He is often biking UP Lookout, yes I said up, not down. Howard gives us some of his time to talk about yoga and helps share great insight for folks wanting to know more about it. He also shares some very good info on bikes and cycling on and around Lookout and where folks can find good bike shops. Howard shares some very cool info from MS on Oxford and Faulkner and how his family touched this part of American history. And, Howard shares his love of poetry and books and even reads a portion of his latest work. What a great podcast for the community to hear and learn from ,and what a fine gentleman he is to share his thoughts with us.
Well done Howard Brown, well done indeed Sir.
PS - we may ask him to talk Montana and fishing later on!

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undefined - 2022 - Finally, after 3 years...It's Time! The Fairyland Festival Returns! Hear from Carla Zink - school parent and PTO member, on what to expect for Tuesday May 3

2022 - Finally, after 3 years...It's Time! The Fairyland Festival Returns! Hear from Carla Zink - school parent and PTO member, on what to expect for Tuesday May 3

This quick episode is concerning a cherished tradition of the entire Lookout Mountain community - The Fairyland Festival. Join in and hear from one of the many organizers, and school parent, Carla Zink as she shares her excitement about the return of this incredibly fun event for the first time since 2019 - three years ago! Hear about the different booths and the many food choices and about how this entire effort helps to fund the school education fund that does so much good for the school. Carla is fun to listen to as she paints a really good picture of what to expect and hear her strong invitation for community members to plan for dinner at the festival by taking advantage of the many different option and to help increase the financial success of the event. Many thanks to Carla for a great talk and really good info on the festival. Thanks Carla, well done!