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MCPR was created in 2008 after Jamie left a newspaper that conflicted with her ethics. Initially, it was blog style website where Jamie wrote stories and posted them with photos. Scott provided video, and as the blog grew in popularity, businesses began to inquire about advertising. The blog soon transitioned to a news website, and then to a print newspaper, which was sold in over 100 stores, and through subscription for several years.
Scott Engle and Jamie Nash are Montgomery County residents and veteran law enforcement / breaking news reporters, who met covering a law enforcement story and have covered multiple counties, with Scott as a television videographer for multiple local stations and national networks, and Jamie as newspaper / magazine / online reporter.
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My sister had a doll like Michael Wayne Johnson. After she dropped the doll on it’s head while she was getting out of the car the eyes went out of sync – one eye top of the pole and the other half mast. Perhaps that’s what happened to him… dropped on his head during the formative years.
Maybe if they would have had a belt across their butt they wouldnt have mug shots moms and dads buy your kids video games and a good couch and this is what u get
look at the age of most of these KIDS they should be furthering their education …. and i don’t mean the college of trouble
If you have to scribble a lopsided tattoo on your neck that says “soldier”, you aren’t… Any more then tattooing a black bowtie on your neck makes you a class act and a gentleman.