Born in Kentucky in 1935.  Any news from Kentucky is good news to me.  You seem to be very well liked by everyone.  Keep the news coming, hope to hear from you soon.  Thank you.  Charlie Fugate, Milwaukee, WI

Great to hear news from back home!  I have been gone 42 years but I get very homesick to hear a mountain accent.  I was raised at Happy, my husband was from Leslie Co.  He passed away a couple months ago and at his funeral we played a song called "Kentucky Boy" by Brady Seals.  I had never heard it but my sister had heard it at a funeral in Ohio.  There was not a dry eye in the house especially the ones from Kentucky and there are several families in this county who came from  Perry and Leslie Counties.  I have been reading the comments from listeners and they all have one thing in common, they yearn to one day come back home.  That's what this song talks about.  If you've never heard it pull it up on the internet and listen to it.  It will break your heart. Marselle Brashear Eversole, Oak Island, N.C.

I listen to WSGS every where I go.  My car station is pre-set to WSGS.  Keep up the great work  Charles Hatton, Lexington, KY

It's good to listen to what's happening around home while we are on the road working.  We will be home soon and it can't come soon enough, but there's work to be done then off we are again, but we have the ol faithful laptop {wireless lol} with us at all times....keep on keeping up with the news of home and we'll keep on listening.  Dewey and Carrie Moore, Reno Nevada

I love to listen to WSGS.  Diane in Somerset, KY

Checking on local Hazard News.  Sure do appreciate it.  J.B. Francis, Springfield, OH

I listen to it, it sounds good to hear from home.  Charles Wooton, Dunkirk, IN

I have never been so homesick in my life. I really enjoy listening to the hometown news.  Vanessa Joseph,  Johnson City, TN

I just love this.  Hope you keep it going.  I listen everyday.  Matilda in Knott County

WSGS is a great service for all of eastern Kentucky, and for those that have moved away, they can stay somewhat acquainted with this area.  Lenny Blevins, Hyden, KY

I grew up around Hazard and I just love being able to hear of down home.  Thanks to all, good work.  Eliza  J. Spencer, Ada, OH

Hi yall, My momma is from Hazard.  She and I have been checking out your station.  We really enjoy it.  Hi Aunt Bobbie and Uncle Jr., hey Aunt Phyllis, miss ya.  Carrie Strickland, Jesup, GA

I love WSGS, its a very good station, keep up the good work  Pat Fugate Gayheart, Ary, KY

I enjoy and appreciate the news.  I listen regularly.  I enjoy the broadcast from home very much, especially this day in history.  Kenneth Combs, Warrensville Heights, OH (Cleveland area)

I see that a lot of people living in Georgia visit this website and I think it is great!  I moved to eastern Kentucky just two years ago from Macon Georgia to be close to my daughter and grandchild and I absolutely love this area. It is beautiful here and the people are very friendly.  Thanks so much for offering local news via the internet.  The closest news I can get on Dish network is from Tennessee. Mapearl, Stinnett, KY

Its nice to listen to news on WSGS, especially when you're away from your home town for so many years.  It brings back so many memories!  Paul Luster, Cleveland, Tennessee

I check out your web site all the time.  I will never forget where I came from.  You guys do a great job.  Ron Chappell, Celina, Ohio

Just wanted to thank you for playing Daisy by Halfway to Hazard.  My son is David Tolliver and he certainly appreciates your help.  I think he will make Eastern Kentucky proud...I love being able to listen via internet.  Thanks again!!!  Virginia Tolliver Long, Richmond, KY

Born and raised in Viper.  Dilce Combs High will always be number one in my heart.  I graduated in 1972.  Love this site.  Vaughn Hall, Newport, KY

I live in Hazard and also love this site.  MaryAnn Lawson Smith, Hazard, KY

I grew up on Troublesome Creek, my mother is Eva (Combs) Armfield.  I really enjoy keeping up with everything and everyone in Hazard.  Lisa (Armfield) Prather, New Tazewell, TN

Was good listening to the local news, nice to catch up on things.  Mack Brewer, Ft.Wayne, IN

Always enjoy hearing news from home.  I listen every chance I can get.  I am a former Leslie County resident.  Pearl Wayne Couch, Shelbyville Indiana

I just wanted to say this is  great to be able to read about your home town and to keep up with the news and all the gossip.  I am from Glomawr and  I've been away for 30 years now.  I think it is wild to see all the folks on here that live in Georgia not to far from me.  I know you all are great people because where you was raised.  Carla Jones, Braselton GA

I have been meaning to let you all know how much I enjoy the "This Day in History" segment in the mornings....I think it is very interesting.....and a little alarming that instead of just learning about some historical item.....I remember WHEN it happened more and more!  Jan Gibson, Hazard, KY

We listen to the Hazard News to keep up on what's happening.  James Couch, Marion, Texas

I just discovered your site this afternoon, its wonderful!  Anna Jean Fultz Tucker Bruner

Congratulations to the United Steelworkers negotiating team for getting a contract that about 80% of their voting members could accept.  May you all be called back to work immediately.  Again, a job well done.  Charlotte Denny, RN, Lexington, KY

Enjoy listening to WSGS Radio on my computer.  I enjoy listening to local news and sports.  Also, I am a graduate of Va. Tech and am very saddened by the recent events at my school.  John Quillen, Ft. Pierce, FL

How nice to hear those voices from back home.  I left Butterfly for college in 1991 and although I've never moved back, I still love HOME!  My dad Cookie Collins is still there and we make it back to visit a few times a year.  Good job keeping the world in touch with Hazard.  Cindy 'Collins" Zaino, Pataskala, Ohio

I am not even from Ky , but you know listening to you guys  makes me feel like I am at home.  I do know several people from your area.  Seems like allot of people came to Connersville, due to the factories locally.  A lot are returning home due to factory shut downs.  Thanks for being there and doing a great job.  Robert Hunter, Connersville , IN

I love having a place where I can listen to my hometown's news.  I miss Hazard and the simplicity of growing up there.  After 16 years away, I have grown to appreciate the lifestyle and the friendliness of a small town like Hazard.  My family all still reside in the Hazard area and I someday hope to return to the mountains myself.  Stephanie Welch, Gainesville, GA

WSGS, without you I would never know what's going on in my home town.  As always, 10 stars for getting the news out to us.  Thanks a million.  I would be totally lost without  your website.  Rosie Mitchell, Charlotte, NC

I can pick up WSGS all the way up here in Indiana.  Aint that a kick in the pants!!!!!!!  See yall!!  Kenny Couch, SE. Indiana

I am from Leslie County, an over the road truck driver.  I come through Hazard every week.  I can listen to WSGS all the way to Frankfort before I start to lose signal.  Doug Chappell, Unicoi, TN

Your radio station can sure make a security guard's night more enjoyable.  Keep up the good work.  Judy Combs, Knott County, KY

Visit the site everyday and listen to the news.  Nice to be able to keep in tune with "Home" after being away for 16 years. Aaron Evans, Clearwater, FL.

I think it is nice to have things like this to listen to.  Would like to hear from anyone from the old Heiner coal camp our Pigeion Roost area.  I am 80 years young.  Thanks.  Vurdis Brashear, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Thanks for this wonderful web site.  I truly look forward to listening to WSGS Hazard Ky news daily (what a pleasure).  Now I can hear all about my home town that I left behind so many years ago.  Keep up the good work.  Thelma (Jones) T.J Emery, Huron Ohio

Born and Raised near Whitesburg.  Lived for a few years on East Main Street in Hazard.  Always good to check in with WSGS and see what is going on back home.  Good to see that WSGS is still around.  Keep up the great work...You make me home sick in a great way...Teddy Ray Brown, Kane, PA

It's a pleasure to listen in on the news from my old stomping grounds. I use to play Country Music on WKIC in the late forties and early fifties and the word of the day for WSGS is nothing short of outstanding. Played on the same show with the Singing Miner many times in Vicco, Hindman, and several other locations around the area.  Born and raised at Hindman (Knott County) Kentucky.  Keep the good work going, you are fantastic!  Dennis Mullins, Fairborn, Ohio

I love the radio station, it is the only station that I listen to.  I enjoy the music very much.  Keep the good music coming.  You have a great day all day long.  Sherry Boyd, Floyd County

Just wanted to say what a great job WSGS is doing.  Keep up the good work.  I was born in Perry County and moved to Indiana when I was eight.  I still love it down there and I keep up with the news by WSGS on the internet.  I plan on coming to Kentucky for a Shepherd and Halcomb reunion and I may not want to return to Indiana. Kentucky and WSGS are great.  Madonna Corbett, Scottsburg, IN

Just found it and I love it.  Only station me and my grandma could pick up many years ago in the hills of Hardshell in Breathitt County.  First time I ever heard my name read on the radio was on a Santa Clause letter I sent to Jay Lasslo in the first grade.  I have been inspired ever since and have heard my name many times since.  I write today for the Breathitt County Voice plus have books about Hazard and Breathitt County etc.  From a true fan in the mountains.  OH Napier, Jackson, KY

I was so tickled to find a site close to my home town of Middlesboro, Ky.  I miss the mountains.  Thank you for this site. Carolyn Reed Barnett, Lyles, TN

It is so good to listen to the news cast on your site.  Left Hazard in 1968. '67 graduate of M.C. Napier.  Makes me feel like I'm at home when I listen.  I still visit Hazard often even though my parents are both gone to be with the LORD.  Will never forget the time when I was in high school and I skipped classes and was at the radio station (had a major crush on Glen Sims), and he was playing songs for me and my friend and my parents heard we were at station and boy did I get into major trouble. Anyhow lots of water under those bridges. Virgie Davis, Geneva, Ohio

I love the way you help us keep up with things back home.  I miss the people there.  I am glad that WSGS gives me a way to keep up with home.  Thank you WSGS.  Shawn Childers, Lake City, FL

Very direct and informative.  Linda Young, Berea, KY

We love you Hazard.  Keep the news coming.  Just makes my day to hear the news from where I grew up.  My heart will always be in those mountains there.  Helen Turner, West Harrison, Indiana

I love your web site, keep it up.  I lived in Perry County until I was 20.  I have kinfolk living in Perry County still.  I now live in Fort Lauderdale, Fl.  Been here 30 years.  Still love to hear the news from home.  Wayne

I love the news.  I turn it on every day.  I get the Hazard paper but I like to know what is happening every day.  That is my hometown.  I have been away for over 40 years but never forgot where I came from.  I lived in Combs in Sunfire Bottom.  It sure has changed.  I remember all the floods, but your station is great.  I would go to the station when it was behind the Taxi Alley and hear the Singing Miner and the Man On The Street.  That was the good old days.  Keep up the good work.  It is my favorite station.  Thanks.  Jane Baker Hurt, Grayslake, IL

It's great being able to listen to events happening in Perry County.  Hiedi Buchholtz, St Louis, MO

This is my first time to get your news over the internet.  I miss the Hazard news since I have Dish Network.  Now that I found your station, this is great. Thanks!  Irene Wilson, Campton, KY

To the local radio station in southeastern Kentucky, I remember and miss the good old days of Ernest Sparkman.  The Sparkmans were also friends of my older brother and my parents.  Keep up the good work Kentucky.I attended Carr Creek High School for 2 years, Combs High School for one and a half years and finally Cumberland High School, my senior year.  My father, Fred Centers was a coal miner for 48 years in the Kentucky coal fields.  He passed away in 1993.  He used to have friends in Vicco, Ky., by the name of Ambrose and Pat Deaton. As children, we, my brothers and sisters, went to the movies and skating in Vicco.  Those were the days.  I still miss all our friends from school.  Hi to all who are still around.  You haven't been forgotten.  Mary Centers madden in Michigan

I think this is a great idea.  I didn't even know that we had this on the internet so now I listen to it while I surf the net and it's great, keeps my attention longer.  Thanks for it.  Felicia Thompson, Busy, KY

I really enjoy listening to the Hazard news.  I was born and raised in Glomawr, Ky.  I've been in Florida for five years.  Thank you so much for sharing with all if the people that was born and raised there but now live somewhere else. It makes a lot of people feel closer to our Kentucky home.  Thanks again.  Janis Cornett Williams, Fruitland Pk,. FL

I think you guys do a great job, keep up the good work.  We've enjoy listening to Hazard news since childhood, growing up in eastern KY.  Crussie, Elwood, IN

I like the news on the internet.  I am from Jackson and have lived here in Indiana for the past 16 years.  Dorothy Noble

Enjoy the news and comments very much. Elaine Patterson, Calhoun, Ga

Its great to hear the news from home.  Lee Gibson, Springfield, IL

I really enjoy looking at the news on WSGS.com.  I get on the internet about every night.  I look and see what's happening on the news in Leslie County.  I have read all the comments every body has written to the radio station.  I enjoy listening to the news and to what's going on out there.  Just keep up the good work, WSGS.  Eva Estep, Polls Creek, Leslie County.

I listen to the news almost everyday.  It makes me feel close to back home.  We have been gone for 10 years now and we still miss back home.  I always look forward to hear what's going on.  Joyce and Walton Begley, Gallatin, KY

Just to say that I am impressed with the Hazard website.  I check  out the news happenings in my hometown area on a daily basis.  Really enjoy the Guest Book and Community Forum. Very interesting posts there.  I find it educational and entertaining to listen to WSGS.  Originally from the Hazard area.  Shirley in Arizona

I really like to listen to Hazard, Ky., news.  I use to live in Hazard.  I was born and raised there.  Ruthie Cornett, Austin, IN

Love catching up on the news from my home town.  This way I can keep in touch with what is going on.  Grew up on Williams Branch and my family still live in the Ary area.   Thanks Hazard.  Christine in Huron, Ohio

I am from Neon and enjoy hearing the east Kentucky news.  Charlene Scarlett, Satsuma, Florida

I love the Crazy Friday Show.  Keep up the good work.  Laura Slone, Knott County

I have a satellite but do not have local news.  I was one of the fireman that pulled the guy from the house that exploded.  I am with Jakes Branch Fire Department and listening to the news on the internet helps me keep in touch with whats going on. It helps to talk about it after seeing the aftermath of the explosion. THANKS!!!  James Couch, Hardburly, Ky

Good site.  I like using my wireless and just sitting in bed reading about all the good things that have happened and obviously are going to happen to my hometown.  Anonymous

"I was born in Perry County.  I love hearing news from my home place.  I visit about 4 times per year.  This web site keeps me informed on what's going on.  You may take the girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the girl.  Keep up the good work.  Great Job!!!  I also would like to say hi to the Shepherd Family from Perry County (Leatherwood) and the Amburgey Family from Knott County." Madonna Corbett, Scottsburg, Indiana 

It very nice to listen to.  My family lives in Hazard.  Hi to my sister, Delphia, miss her a lot.  This is for my sister in-law, Bobbie Deaton and my little brother Jr. Deaton from Second Creek.  Maryann Deaton Henson, Cumming, GA

"Thanks for the info on the plane crash that killed the family of seven from Texas.  We knew Peggy and had met her daughter once.  We learned more from you than we did from the Hazard paper.  Thanks again."  I. B. and Sybil Campbell, Greenwood, Indiana

"I found this site while searching for news of the Monday plane crash in Breathitt.  My family and I lived in Texas for many years from 1974-1982.  I followed this story to find out if I knew any of the family members.  Little did I expect it to be a former class mate.  Peggy McIntosh Morgan was a classmate. We were in the same graduation class.  We were friends but lost touch following graduation and marriage.  I'm sad to know that we may both have been living in Wichita Falls, Tx at the same time and didn't know it.  I would like to see or hear details on memorial services when they are available.  I was impressed with the online news reporting and will certainly stay connected and updated on the hometown happenings now.  Thank You."   Reva Pinson, Lexington, KY

"The Christie family is well respected here in Wichita Falls. They are a very active family and have given much back to the community. Roby and Renee Christie (Jason's parents) were the organizers of the Hotter than Hell Bike race that was held here this past weekend - August 26. This race is the largest in the nation and this was the 25th anniversary of that race. There were over 11,600 participants. Roby and Renee, along with hundreds of others, are still the organizers of this race. Jason and Christie owned the largest title and abstract company in the area. The young family will be sorely missed. Thank you for giving the news about this tragic accident."  Nancy Ashbrook, Wichita Falls, Texas

"I am so impressed with this website and its commitment to handling the news of your area.  I enjoyed the archived audio materials as well." Brad Becker, Lexington, KY

"I enjoy listening to my hometown news on WSGS.com from where I grew up on Big Branch between Vicco and Viper in Perry County.  I grew up listening to WSGS 101.1 FM with my granddad, Ed Deaton, who went to be with the Lord 13 years ago in February 1993 and my grand mom, Hettie Deaton, who went to be with the Lord 15 years ago in March 1991, who raised me.  I'm so proud of the fact that I grew up in a holler in Perry County, Kentucky, the proud grandson of Ed and Hettie Deaton.  Email me  Be nice to hear from my school buddies who went to Viper Elementary between 1975 and 1983 and Dilce Combs High School between 1983 and 1987.  I've lived in Middletown since 1992."  Timothy Paul Saxton, Middletown, Ohio

"Nice site!  I wanted to know about the miner that was killed and it was easy to find and access. My mom is from Breathitt County.  I am into genealogy and Caudill is surname in my family."  Shelly Platz, Walkerton, Indiana

"I loved to look at the photo's of Home.  I lived in Hazard all of my life and I have been away for 8 years now and it is so good to see the web site.  Good job, I love Perry County." Ova Gene Miller Jr., Sacramento Ca

"I love to listen to the news.  I am from Busy KY in Perry County.  I love staying in touch with home." Betsy Schoonover, Frederick, MD

"I love your web site, keep it up.  I lived in Clay County until I was 16.  I have a sister living on Polls Creek." Martha Hensley, Lexington, IN

"I lived in Perry count from 1993-1999.  I work with Appalachian service project in Chavies.  I still have found memories of Perry County." Bobby Ellard, Campbell, TN

"It was so good to hear news from my adopted Eastern Kentucky home.  I have been away far too long; so it brightened my soul to listen to news, especially from Harlan.  The lights of Vegas don't shine near so bright if you're not near the  people and the area you love the most.  So until I can come home once more, I'm just glad I can listen to the news and the sounds of home on the internet." Lew Mashburn, Las Vegas, Nevada

"Great station, I listen every day.  I grew up listening to WKIC.  Keep up the good work." Carol Maggard, Stanton, KY

"I was completely thrilled to be able to pick up WSGS beginning at Knoxville, TN, through Lexington, Ky., and on into Huntington, WV.  It made a very long and tiring trip very pleasant.  I just wanted to let you know that your listeners are not only locals but those traveling the interstates as well.  Programming like you are providing is long overdue."  Jack Hadley, Ft. Myers, Florida

"I love listening to news and looking at pics from home and when I was a kid.  Believe me, compared to where I live, Perry County is Heaven.  I miss it allot but  my daughter is here and here I will stay.  But no matter what anyone ever says, I think that in Perry County, life is so much more simpler.  Of course there are the same problems as every other place in America, but it just seems like people from home help each other.  I was a pretty wild kid when I grew up but I don't regret a day of it because I grew up in what I believe is the closest thing to Heaven on earth.  My only regret is that my daughter can't grow up there and when I get disgusted with all the hassle of Charleston I just log on to Hazardkentucky.com and remember the good times.  The site is great, don't change a thing."  Timmy Walker, Charleston, WV

"I was looking for news on the internet about Perry County, Ky., and came across WSGS.com.  I have enjoyed it so much.  I lived in Cornettsville, Ky., and went to Viper grade school.  I love reading the news and old news, makes me home sick.  Thank you." Connie Wilson, Homestead, FL

"I love listening to all the news and sports back in a place that helped define who I am today.  I will love Kentucky until the day I die." Ronnie "Buck" Campbell, Monterey California

"I recently moved from Perry County and this web site is my only hope of keeping up with what is going on in my home town.  I really enjoy this web site." Bethany (Stocking) Baker, Stanton, KY

"I really enjoy your web site and listening to your radio station.  I would really like to hear more about George Davis, the Singing Miner. Especially the song, "White Shotgun."  I love this radio station!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Kathy Reynolds, Morehead, KY

"We enjoy your site and station when back in the only place fit to call home.  My wife is a native of Ary and we are moving back in the summer.  Thanks and God bless." Jimmy Spradley, Melrose, FL

"I listen to news on here every day after work.  There is no better place on earth to live than HAZARD KY." Paul Miller, Viper, KY

"I like this website, it is full of information about Perry County today and years ago. Very interesting." Sherrie Stidham, Chavies, KY

"I like listening to the news on the Internet.  It helps me keep track what's going on and makes me feel right at home.  I miss it down there very much." Joyce Begley, Warsaw, KY

"I just love to hear the news from good o'l Hazard, Perry Co Ky.  Thank you." Everett Hall, Franklin Indiana

"I thought your website was Great!  Thanks---keep up the great site!" Louise in Florida

 "I just found your website today and it is really great.  There is so much information about Hazard and other places.  I really enjoyed it and I am so glad I found it." Sandra Dean Kincannon in Breathitt County

"I have been in Florida since 1959 but Hazard is still home.  Listening to your broadcast is always a 'highlight' to my day.  I still have relatives in Hazard." Helen Holliday Alcorn, St. Petersburg, FL

"I enjoy listening to the news in Hazard, which is where I grew up.  I miss it very much.  Listening in makes me feel right at home!" Mary Jane Shepherd, Winchester, KY

"I am glad for this Internet, it keeps me up to date of what is going on there which I miss so much.  Please keep up the good work." Mattie Stacy, Hartford City Indiana

"We love this station because of the variety of music you play!" Ron Rigsby, Leipers Fork, TN

"Your web site keeps me up to date with what's going on in Hazard while I'm away." Joseph in Jeffersonville, Indiana

"I just found it today.  I enjoyed it very much and will be visiting often." Bill Hyden, Wellington, KY

"I really love your website.  My future husband is from Hazard.  I love to know what's going on around there." Jennifer, Louisville, KY

"I thought your website was Great." Louise in Florida

"I just discovered your site today and it is awesome!!  I was raised in Wooton, Ky.  My parents were Bill and Elberta (Bert) Melton.  We lived by the drive-in in Wooton." Theresa (Melton) Dedman, Fort Thomas, KY

"Found you website today, and it was a pleasure to hear news from home.  Left Letcher County in 1965, but return three or four times a year to visit relatives and friends.  You can take the girl out of Kentucky, but you can't take Kentucky out of the girl." Linda L Green Scoggins, Stafford, Virginia

"I just listened to the 10:19 PM (EST) news broadcast on 4 November 2005 about the UN Human Rights Commissioners visiting Hazard, KY.  It was interesting.  Why would they single out Hazard?  Eastern Kentucky is not unique in its poverty.  The UN Commissioners could have come to Atlanta, GA, or upstate New York State and found similar problems." James Stanhope, Cumming, GA

"It is so wonderful to be able to listen at what goes on there.  My baby still lives in Dwarf with his family and I worry so much about them since my daughter in law was in a bad accident.  I listen to the news every day." Karen, Fort Wayne, Indiana

What would my day be without the news from Hazard?  To be so far away and yet be so close as my computer.  What would my Granny think? :)  :)

"I love the Hazard news, it keeps me informed of what's going on in my hometown, whether I'm skiing in the alps or diving off the coast of Maine!" Jason Harvey, Lothair, KY

"Very interesting seeing Hazard in the early years." William Roark, Avawam, KY

"I miss Hazard, Ky., so much.  Hazard Rules!!!!!!!!" Rachelle Noble, Indianapolis, IN

"Thanks for having this service online!  Helps me keep up with home.  I've been gone for over 33 years from Hazard, but still feel like it's home!" John Shepherd, East Liverpool, Oh

"I lived in Viper for two years...I miss the people, the country, and the lifestyle.  Also - the love of my life lives there." Bill Waller, Lincoln, NE

"This is a great website!  One I enjoy very much." Will Witt, Wooton, KY

"Your news broadcast was both informative and insightful.  I am planning to move to southwest Virginia in the next few weeks, and hope that I will be able to pick up your broadcast from my location. Keep up the good work." Steve, Fort Worth, TX

"I love to listen to the news.  I am from Lotts Creek.  There's no place like home." Don Mullins, Spring Hill, TN

"I enjoy WSGS and I appreciate your news." Terry Fletcher, Pikeville, KY

"You all really do an awesome job.  I like to listen to the news and sports." Jody Neace, Breathitt County

"I love WSGS they have been a great radio station who has stayed true to country music....these days a locally owned station is few and far between. they help the local artist as much as they can..thanks to all of you for your help." Bernie Faulkner, Hazard, KY

"I have listened to WKIC all of my life and WSGS as long as I can remember and I love it." Edward Couch, Hazard, Ky

"I listen everyday to the news and it's good.  I live in Leslie County and I am very proud of Eastern Kentucky giving when people are in need.  Very proud." anonymous

"My mother grew up in Knott County and she tells me a lot of it.  It's really nice down there.  I really like this website!  It lets me know about what's happening in the area." Brandon Jackson, Kendallville, Noble County, Indiana

"I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful job you do with broadcasting and promoting our local athletics.  I look forward to going to your web site on Monday after Friday night's game. Your pictures are amazing.  You do a fabulous job.  Keep up the good work."  Vickie Hall, Hazard, KY

"I enjoyed listening to WKIC in my earlier years.  Getting to listen to the local news from my home town is great.  Keep up the good work." AW in Central Florida

"I like the website.  It helps me keep in touch with the news around the Hazard area.  I grew up in Perry County and went to M.C. Napier my first year and then went to Perry Central.  Keep up the good work."  Tommy Justice, Huntington, WV

"I grew up in Ary, Kentucky.  I have been gone for a few years.  My son, Patrick, lives in Colorado and Aaron lives in Tennessee.  The Internet is about the only news I get from home.  Someone might remember me, I worked at Bells Market for a long time." Sue Lucas, Talbott, Kansas

"Almost an everyday listener...can't always be around but I try.  Keep up the good work." Donald Johnson, Highway 15 near Chavies, KY

"There's not a day that goes by that I don't get on here and see what all is going on.  I love this website.  There are so many more interesting things on WSGS than on any other site.  Please don't ever close this down.  I really love it a lot.  Thank you for your time." Sherri Lynn Dyer, Knott County

"Hello to all who are reading this site.  I wanted to let you know that WSGS is one of the best websites to get on I mean if ya want to know about sports, news or just want to look around or check out the Trading Post, this is the best website to go to.  I bet I don't go through a day without listening to the Trading Post or getting on the Internet to look at all the neat things this website has to offer.  So keep up the good work and thanks." James Farler, Chavies Kentucky

"I like it." Nell Tackett, Bulan, KY

"This web site is great.  It's nice to be able to just log on and get the latest news from home."  David Eversole, Glasgow, KY

"You have a graphic on your website that says 100,000 watts goes a long way.  It's true.  I was able to pick you up early this morning around Circleville, OH....just a few miles from 101.1 in Columbus, Ohio!"  Matt Bruning, WTVN, Columbus, OH

"Played Bluegrass Music on WKIC AM Station in the late forties and early fifties.  Sponsored by the Dow Drug Store and Blue Flash Refrigeration Co.  Also played at Pikeville along this time.  Had the Singing Miner with us from time to time.  We had a Fiddle Player with us by the name of Bobby Summers.  I believe that Ernest J. Sparkman, formerly know as String Sparkman, was there about this time.  I went on to retire from the United States Air Force with 22 plus years, and worked for the Federal Government for another 22 Years at Wright Patterson AFB, Dayton Oh.  I am now 76 years old and continuing to play a little Blue Grass Music.  I love my roots, and have a special place in my heart for WKIC.  Keep it on the Air for another fifty years.  I visit Hazard quite often and talk with some of the Home folks." Dennis Mullins, Fairborn, Ohio

"Hello WSGS, My name is Lynda Combs Gipson and I just wanted to say thanks for having this News Broadcast on the Internet.  Faron's voice is a pleasure to listen to, he speaks clear and strong.  I have a lot of interest in Hazard and Perry County.  I care about its people and this will help me keep in touch.  I'll be in Hazard the weekend of Aug 5th & 6th for the Combs Reunion. Please visit my Perry County website." Lynda Combs Gipson, Frankfort, KY  http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyperry3/perrycokystuffpage.html