(Holy Ground) is the only one that we advertise. We do have to have a backup plan, and that's what we're working on.

By doing this, it would have an impact on the total financial picture spent annually in intercollegiate athletics.

In the past when we have had objections (to rezoning requests), we have gone back to the comp plan.

The farther down it flows, the more its going to get diluted and the less harm it will do.

They've now got the proper permits and have gotten things cleaned up. All the conditions were met, and we gave them an OK.

Every now and then I'll have kind of a close call where I have to step back or have to yell at a car where they're coming right at me. It doesn't happen often, but it happens frequently enough that I never 'don't' look when I cross at a crosswalk.

This is back when I was a kid.

I've been saying for years that we need someone with some kind of background here. John Mullins was from here and went through school here. Steve Castleberry went through school here. You have just got to know the makeup of the community and how to build it and you've got to want to come back and he wanted to come back.

There's nothing budgeted for a fire class and there's no plans of having a fire class. You're asking me whether I know what the city is thinking or not. I'm going to have to say if they're not planning on putting a class on, there's a lack of foresight, a lack of planning on their part.

We want to ensure that it is a quality-type development and a comprehensive development that doesn't happen in a piecemeal fashion.