The Cotton Club Blog & Podcast
In episode 26 of The Cotton Club Podcast with Brant Collins & Keith Crawford we discuss the events of the recent week including the Boston Marathon Bombing, the American Airlines Computer Outage, the Ricin laced letters mailed to the White House, and most recently the fertilizer plant explosion near Waco, Texas. I think a lot […]
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There are some pretty big things getting ready to happen here in Central Arkansas and I’m pretty excited about the fact that I can sort of let the cat out of the bag, so to speak. My good friend, Bill Doshier, is in China right now wrapping up the final arrangements for the launch of […]
Now that I’ve confessed that I’m a storm-chaser wannabe meteorologist these days and faced just about as many “are you crazy?” speeches that you can imagine, I’m going to be adding some content about our storms that we chase as well as some storm related blog posts to this already totally random blog. Your first […]
For those of you that know me in real life, you are already aware of the fact that I’ve wanted to chase storms for a long time now, probably every since I saw the movie ‘Twister’, but most recently since I met up with Reed Timmer and his crew as they passed through Central Arkansas […]
As I mentioned the other night, The Cotton Club Podcast is back online after an almost 2 year hiatus. Last night my good friends Brant Collins and Keith Crawford joined me on the show to discuss a wide variety of topics that will probably surprise a lot of you. Be forewarned, the new shows are […]
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Somewhere around July of 2011 things really exploded at Pleth and we really hit a growth spurt. I think back in the day we had like 3 or 4 employees and were primarily doing business out of our Conway and Batesville offices and today we probably have like 20 or something employees, I don’t know […]
