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BC drives the new 2012 Chevrolet Cruze from Jim Stutzman Chevrolet Co.

http://youtu.be/tBt5uobO_Bo

Check out the new 2012 Chevy Cruze from Jim Stutzman Chevrolet Cadillac Co.! Stop by the showroom and take a drive so YOU can decide!

Jim Stutzman Chevrolet website.

Friday, February 03, 2012

Blake Shelton On The Cover Of The Rollin' Stone!

Blake will be framing this one! His first Rolling Stone cover.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Jennifer Nettles Covers Hank Williams In Pepsi Super Bowl Ad.

Check it out here.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Please Pray For Trent.....

This is our friend Trent.

Trent Williams is 7 years old. He has cancer, and to be blunt, it's not looking very good.

While he is still strong enough, the doctors have cleared him to take a trip to Disney with his brothers. It has to happen quickly. The family's expenses are exhausted after several hospital stays at Johns Hopkins, which their insurance doesn't cover, but he can't do without.

We hope you'll help make a difference, even if it's only a few bucks...it all adds up!

Here are the simple ways you can make a donation:

At any branch of Wells Fargo Bank~ the account is under Trent Williams

At any branch of United Bank~ the account is in the name of his parents Jennifer and Eric Williams

Or make a quick, easy PAYPAL donation: Click HERE and the email address you want to send money to is:

TAWILLIAMS626@Yahoo.com

Here's his backstory, thanks to one of our wonderful listeners:

We have a 7 year old in our area that has had more happen to him in the last year then anyone should in a life time! Is there any way you can help this family out?? I know it's a short notice but you can make just about anything happen!! Thanks a million!!!"REACH OUT AND HELP: A TRUE facebook story! This family is trying to take their son to DISNEY world.. ANY HELP would be great.
His story! Praying forTrent is the FB page!

Trent Alan Williams was born on April 29th, 2004 to Jennifer and Eric Williams. Trent is an identical twin to Logan and also has a big brother, Caden. Trent is the typical 6-year-old boy who enjoys playing with his brothers and spending time with his family. Some of Trent's favorite things are wrestling figures, baseball, football, video gaming, swimming and camping. He loves to eat and likes just about anything eatable. Some of his favorites are shrimp, crabs, spinach pizza and grapes.

On October 20, 2010, a 4cm tumor was discovered in Trent's brain. The next morning Trent underwent an intense 7-hour brain surgery performed by Dr. John Jane, Jr at UVAMC. Pathology, later confirmed Trent had Anapalastic Medulloblastoma, a very aggressive form of brain cancer. He remained at UVAMC until his discharge November 2nd, 2010. Trent began 6 weeks of radiation, given 5 days a week. This radiation focused on Trent's brain and spinal cord. After radiation, he then took a month "off" treatment in order to recover. Trent then began a regime of Chemotherapy treatment to last 6-8 months. The next year will be difficult for him, his loved ones and all his friends and family.

Trent has experienced setbacks with infections which included hospital stays; very low blood counts requiring infusions; and has continued to experience the "pain" in his belly area which was the first symptom he experienced and led to his diagnosis. As much as he enjoys food and eating; he has gone for days at a time with no desire to eat or drink, because of the "pain."

Most recently, Thursday, 8/18/11 less than 24 hours d/c from hospital, Trent was taken to Winchester ER, for vomiting and severe belly pain where he received an emergency platelet transfusion for critically low levels and was transported via ambulance to UVAMC. 8/19/11 - his liver enzymes were elevated. Trent was experiencing severe pain and did not sleep, ALL night! Scans of his belly area showed veno-occlusive disease: blockage of the veins to and in the liver, caused by high doses of chemotherapy. Nothing could be done to correct it except for "blood busters" BUT because his labs are so critical, that is not an option. Saturday - 8/20/11 - Trent was sent to the PICU; lab levels still critical. The team was now worried about kidney function. Into Sunday, 8/21/11 Trent became oxygen dependent, his liver was not functioning and all the fluids and blood products he was given backed into his belly, making it very difficult to breath. He was placed on a CPAP, a machine that forces air into the lungs. Finally administering pain meds so Trent can rest. Monday, 8/22/11 - Ultrasound shows a lot of fluid on his lungs. 2 chest tubes were surgically placed and draining fluid off lungs, begins to breathe a little better on his own. Tuesday, 8/23/11 - the team at UVAMC after conferring with other specialists, determined Trent is more critical than they thought and he would be transferred to either Duke or Hopkins where an experimental drug, not approved by the FDA, is offered. The drug is called Defibrotide and has shown 75% success rate correcting this disease in pediatrics. Wednesday, 8/24/11 - Decision made to fly Trent to Hopkins, finally arrived at 9:30ish PM. Thursday, 8/25/11 - treatment started, team says; will see indications of improvement within 48-72 hours - if this drug works for Trent.

Trent was finally discharged from Hopkins on Halloween 2011. He went home to an awesome homecoming and was able to trick-or-treat with his brothers. Since then he has spent each day recovering and growing stronger. Doing the things that most 7 year old boys do. He started back to a normal routine and schedule of school etc this month (January 2012). He and his mommy, Jennifer, blasted off on Thursday, 1/ 12/12 to Charlottesville UVAMC for the tests and consults that have become normal since this battle started. Friday afternoon, after the MRI, the news came; its back. 5 tumors, 2 on his brain and 3 at the base of his spine. Prayers are needed. Thank you all so much!

To all of my family and FB friends, if you aren't familiar with Trent Williams and his story, please visit the Praying ForTrent page. Most of you locals already know about Trent Williams and his heartbreaking story. I personally am not only touched by his story, but by the unity of our caring community!

His parents Jennifer and Eric Williams have made the decision that Trent will get his wish to...... go to Disney World before he gets too weak. The doctors have approved the trip so they will be taking him to Disney World Jan.28th to Feb. 4th. I know that times are tough, but this family needs all of the financial help they can get. Please join me in donating whatever you can to help this little boy get his dream of going to Disney World and making magical memories with his family!

For the Facebook page click HERE.