Bio
Hi, Iâm Party Marty, Morning Host on HI-99. I graduated from Eastern Greene High School and moved to Terre Haute in 1984 to work as a Parts Salesman at a Chevrolet dealership. I started out in radio in 1986 doing some character voices and discovered that radio was a lot more fun than a real job, so thatâs what Iâve been doing since. I have two daughters, Kelly and Addy. I am a Red Sox Fan and, most of all, enjoy time with my Daughters and Grandkids. Iâve enjoyed playing music at wedding receptions, birthday parties and anniversaries for 35 years. I love to fish and remember, if you ever see me out, my favorite beer is Bud Light.
view. it is hard heart-wringing work, but there is almost 330 americans, and i know that there is nothing that we can t accomplish if we stand together. joining me to talk about the speech, is mike in birmingham, and as promised a.m. morning host joy reid, and so now we will start with mike, and what are some of the headlines out of the speech? well, joe biden has talked repeat think throughout the career of the civil rights that motivated him to enter public service, and he joined the services here today to remember 56 years ago today that took the lives of four young girls in a bombing. it galvanized the civil rights movement. he wanted to give a deeply
ab cois the whole. they had both the extreme storm surge and wind as well. the damage so many places. wow. christopher wells from the morning host. thank you for telling us what s going on. best of luck to you and your wife and son. we hope you stay safe. thank you. where he s at it s like you take your homes and put it in the middle of the ocean. imagine what daylight will bring. hurricane dorian has weakened. in the last several hours along the east coast. still taking precautions in the areas. mandatory evacuation in effect for the south carolina coast. the national hurricane center predicting dorian could drench parts of the state in 15 inchs of rain. tracking the storm for us in
donations being collected for the devastated islands. meanwhile the rest of florida still on edge. waiting for dorian to make a move. florida s governor says dozens of medical facilities are moving patients to safer ground. get out now while you have time and there s fuel available. a million people ordered to evacuate from florida to the carolinas. thousands of flights cancelled and some airports closed. airports in ft. lauderdale and west palm are both closed. miami international remain ts open. however o lan doe will close sometime over night. anybody with any sort of travel plans to florida should check with airlines for possible delays or cancellations. all right. we ll bring someone who peerngsed the storm firsthand. the morning host of hot 91.7.
this is a low lying area and they re worried that it could really affected a lot of the businesses along this thorough fare. a very popular, busy spot. the governor putting the mandatory evacuations in place this morning. there are going to be opening the civic center tomorrow morning. having guests who maybe wanted to evacuate and could not get out. have a place to go. as well as contra flow on i-16. they ll be sending cars out, trying on get as many out of georgia ahead of the weather set to arrive here wednesday. lots of people taking the evacuation orders seriously, as you can tell, and getting out of georgia before the storm arrives. thank you for that. the southeastern u.s. is waiting for whatever dorian brings. people in the bahamas are waiting for the storm to get out. on the phone with us, the morning host with hot 91.7 radio. the station has been crying to keep people in the bahamas informed.