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NFL Reflections
Week 10 A Little of This, a Little of That Not much to say about my Dolphins this week. They’ve won some and lost some. My one nugget of insight for the boys this week is to buy Chad Henne a new helmet. The thing is so small and tight it gives him a brow line like Frankenstein and surely can’t be comfortable. Henne and his helmet Vick Isn’t Wild About the Wildcat

JSN Update 10/20/09
Coach Hinkle Honored Former Ravenswood High School coach Dale Hinkle was one of six inductees into the West Virginia Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame this past weekend in Charleston. Hinkle was an assistant coach for just one year and then took the helm of the Red Devil grapplers for two-and-a-half decades. During his tenure, 10 Ravenswood wrestlers won state championships while he produced 48 state placers and 94 state qualifiers. Hinkle re

NFL Reflections
Week 7 Reflections Saints Alive! Dolphins Be Warned. Dolphins had a bye this weekend, so not much to report. The good news is, Henne has had two good games and seems to be doing what he needs to do: nothing fancy, just don’t lose the game. He’s playing well, but the verdict is still out. If the Dolphins want to beat the Saints this weekend, they need to keep Reggie Bush and

JSN Update 9/30/09
Liegey Opens Tattoo Parlor David Liegey, class of ‘96, opened Hidden Dragon Tattoo parlor last week in the former Hupp’s Sewing  Center along Walnut Street in downtown Ravenswood. David, who is a sergeant in the U.S. armed forces, first learned the craft while serving a tour in Afghanistan from the tattoo artist completing a tatto on Liegey’s shoulder. Liegey began performing his craft on fellow soldiers, and before he knew it, Liegey had completed more than 80 tattoos. Upon his return home to Ravenswood, Liegey decided to open his own shop in town. The store space has been completely remodeled and includes state-of-the-art equipment in a clean, ste