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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Nineteen years ago today, one chapter closed as another was about to open
On this date 19 years ago, I was, dare I say, on the other side of the tracks. I was finishing up my time at "the old place". The next day, I started work on what would become "Rock 104 … Continue reading
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Celebrating 20 Years of Rock 104
(cross-posted from DougMorris.net) Whether we play your favorite classics, keep you up to date on events in the Pine Belt or root Southern Miss to victory, we have many reasons to celebrate 20 years of 104.5FM as Rock 104. I’ve … Continue reading
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