It is pretty cool that I ran into this video. I ran into Dr. Morrow during breakfast at a motel cafe in 1999 somewhere between little rock Arkansas and Memphis TN. She gave me one of her cards in case I ever wanted to learn more and possibly go out on a dig. I have always regretted not calling her. archeology and especially early American archeology has always intrigued me. She was a very sweet person and the interaction still stands out in my memory after 24 years.
I worked at the Strand in the 60s and the spookest place in there was going backstage and down the stairs below the stage area. We use to store suplies there and I hated going down there by myself--Never saw anything but was just a strange air about the place. I recall our head projectionist--Herb Donnel--He ran the first talkie at the Strand. Before that had the silent movies there. My great granddad-was a plumber there but one night the organ for the silent moves broke, no one knew how to fix it. But, my GG took it on and actually repaired. NO idea what he was doing it but my grandmother said he was the hero of the day.
This was a so called pathetic debate not one of them said anything about the violent crimes happening in Jonesboro everyday and how they plan on fighting it and making Jonesboro a safe place to live again like it used to be. Maybe they didn't say anything about it because they have no idea how to do it. I think that should be the first thing they should do.Forget about making Jonesboro beautiful for now if you don't get the crime under control it doesn't matter how beautiful this place could be because no one will want to come here and wanna take the chance of being robbed, murdered, or raped.
not sure if this will get a response, but could we get more details on these sites. The only one in detail I could find is the Sloan Dalton site. All i could find on the Atlatl knoll was an obscure reference in an academic paper. I could not find anything about Jarrod (Jared?) site on lists of Middle Mississipian sites as well. As for the one on the Black River, I couldn't find anything about it either.
I cant remeber them folks' name, but they lived right there at Athelstan, and he lived in a little shack on the corner of their yard. I guess he kinda worked for them, cause i'd see him mowin their yard. I seen him walkin to Osceola. He'd be dressed in that old way, with a big ol top hat. This was in the 80s. It took me up until bout a year ago to realize what he was, a Native American. I figure he really was he last native american in mississippi county. Yall should send somebody out there to interview them(tan brick house just east of smith's store) I bet they have some pictures.
I'm from Walnut Ridge Arkansas. My family owned Riceland Rice years ago. It was common for us to find indian skeletal remains when plowing the fields for planting, along with other artifacts, and local native Americans were called in to re-bury skeletons and decide if they wanted to donate the other items to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. Arrowheads were plenty around there obviously.
@@cheezypizzaguy Hey there Aaron. Nice to meet you, in a sense. I lived north of Walnut Ridge, off of 34, and there was a country store owned by the Ragsdale family. Jim and Wanda Lee Vaughn were my aunt and uncle. Jim grew up with Loretta Lynn. Anyway, you would make a left at the country store and cross the train tracks, and the first house on the right side belonged to my aunt Samantha and uncle Lee Rice. Further down the road on the left was my house. Danner. Jim & Wanda Lee lived a bit further down the road on the right. my uncle Jim was a english professor at Arkansas state in Jonesboro.
Wow, small world. Played football against y’all in ‘99. Been working DoD in SoCal for 12 years now. Visited WR last year and what’s up with the Beatles band crap? Is the mayor responsible for this?! WR and Hoxie have more historical significance than the Beatles passing through town.
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@allpeeps4me Everybody beats us! We are not a football school even at our level. I just think it's funny as sh_t that aTm wants to so badly be a football school and tries to convince others and proves itself what it really is by getting beat at home by Ark State. LMAO!!!! Aggys - lovable losers...... Hook em'!
@65FALCONSG .... But we beat you the last time we played you at Kyle Field don't you remember? TAMU 45 SFA 7 ?? What is this 27-25 shit? And Hook em? I thought it would be something like, "axe em" or something.. Have fun in the southland conference..
@allpeeps4me What an idiot I have been! You are a chick! Based on your questions and the "I need to know" approach, there is no way you are a guy. Good luck in the Special Education Conference. You ags should have stayed in the Big 12. Texas did not "force" you all to leave. You all made that decision (albeit a knee-jerk) on your own. Own it silly aggys..... Don't ever forget 27-25 you crazy chick. Hook em'!
@65FALCONSG ... You lumberjacks are so not important enough to have any stereotypes.. Now please answer my question.. List the top 5 reason you're a college football fan..
@allpeeps4me You aggys are so predictable. You should stop allowing yourself getting sucker-punched. My best friend is an aggy. Class of 86'...... In the Corp nontheless.....! If you call that hateful then you are too sensitive and care too much, allpeeps4me.
@65FALCONSG ... My girlfriend went to sfa I made the 3 hour drive from Dallas every other weekend... saw one of your comments and checked your channel to see that all you do is post some seriously hateful comments against the ags (don't deny it) .. I see that you like college football.. Please tell me, what is it about d1 college football that you like.. ??
@allpeeps4me Actually a SFA Lumberjack - class of 85. Love the Longhorns though. Not fat. Six-one and two-hundred pounds. Just screwing with my Aggie friends. They know I love them. Hook em'!
@65FALCONSG ... You don't go to texas.. Buying a texas shirt at walmart and watching the games on t.v doesn't make you a fan... You don't have a team.. Stick to the NFL fatty.. Texas fans don't want you, you have no place commenting on these videos..
The two finished student videos depicted in this behind-the-scenes footage can be found on the ASUTVjonesboro Channel. (Search for "2011 ASU Moviemaking Camp".) All videos are HD. Each project was shot in four hours and edited in eight hours.
