Smoaky, is there a way to get him on the radio show? He does a great job covering local business and I think many listeners would be interested to hear from him about new developments in Waco and stuff related to Baylor.
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I like this idea. Not all the time, but maybe one a month or so...
Btw, might think about a similar intermittent segment with the mayor of Waco and the McLennan County county judge. Maybe the president ofnthe Waco Chamber of Commerce.
Emphasize the economic impact of sports on Waco, McLennan County, and Central Texas.
Btw, might think about a similar intermittent segment with the mayor of Waco and the McLennan County county judge. Maybe the president ofnthe Waco Chamber of Commerce.
Emphasize the economic impact of sports on Waco, McLennan County, and Central Texas.
CammoTX said:
Smoaky, is there a way to get him on the radio show? He does a great job covering local business and I think many listeners would be interested to hear from him about new developments in Waco and stuff related to Baylor.
Cut out the middle man and call Sammy Citrano. Mike Copeland gets nearly all of his information from Sammy.
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Grinnin bear said:
I like this idea. Not all the time, but maybe one a month or so...
Btw, might think about a similar intermittent segment with the mayor of Waco and the McLennan County county judge. Maybe the president ofnthe Waco Chamber of Commerce.
Emphasize the economic impact of sports on Waco, McLennan County, and Central Texas.
This is a great idea too.
Those in Waco probably know most of what is going on, but for others of us that live in other cities, it is always fascinating to come into town for a game and see the changes taking place
I love this idea. I'm a sucker for Waco business/economic news. Would be great to get the latest outside of the articles in the Trib.
Come visit "The breakfast table" at Georges Hewitt weekdays at 7 am. You will learn a lot more than you will from Copeland. He is not tuned in much at all.
Plus he works for the crappy liberal Waco Trib which I cancelled about 4 years ago.
CTbruin said:
Come visit "The breakfast table" at Georges Hewitt weekdays at 7 am. You will learn a lot more than you will from Copeland. He is not tuned in much at all.
Can you expand on what this is?
A group of 8 to 12 local businessmen, bankers, lawyers, etc.
By invitation only.
But they do know what is going on in Waco.
By invitation only.
But they do know what is going on in Waco.
I assume you made the cut
I am a member of a second group that meets there once or twice a week.
We can't meet every day. I know several that are and they keep me updated.
We can't meet every day. I know several that are and they keep me updated.
CTbruin said:
I am a member of a second group that meets there once or twice a week.
We can't meet every day. I know several that are and they keep me updated.
So basically you're not able to stop by without invitation
Poor choice of words by me. I have my own group. Have never attempted to sit at other table. I just assumed it was their group.
You would be welcome at our table. We sit in bar.
You would be welcome at our table. We sit in bar.
90% of Copeland's reporting on the "local economy" consists of restaurant openings and closings.
Lund Vernquist said:
90% of Copeland's reporting on the "local economy" consists of restaurant openings and closings.
Out of town folks like me find this very interesting
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CammoTX said:Lund Vernquist said:
90% of Copeland's reporting on the "local economy" consists of restaurant openings and closings.
Out of town folks like me find this very interesting
Good suggestion. We'll have something this week you'll enjoy.
