Lisbon

I am, I'm down by what, what's called Highland Town Lake.

It's about halfway between Lisbon and Wellsville.

But, uh, I work at YSU.

[laughs] I was just kidding.

I'm down by what's called Highland Town Lake.

It's about halfway between Lisbon and Wellsville.

But I work at YSU.

So I've got about a 45-mile one-way commute every day.

Were you gonna say something? Away we go, 216-474-0092.

Could Watson win you over tonight? Tony in Lisbon.

Tony, good morning.

Morning, guys.

Oh, yeah, that's what I wanted to say.

Many years ago, I was back at the Mental Health Center in Lisbon, Ohio, right there on Route 30.

And I didn't realize this, but I found out that President Johnson's war on poverty south of Route 30 was considered Appalachia.

I didn't know that.

north of Route 30, was not Appalachian.

And the mental health center in Lisbon was sitting right on Route 30.

I had a dear, dear sweet couple come in.

Mom was understandably seriously grieving.

216-474-0092.

Let me get to Tony in Lisbon.

You're next up on the fan.

Hello, Tony.

We'll read a recent entry that we got before we jump into it here.

This was from Lisbon, Ohio.

Anonymous.

Yo, Fantasy Unleashed.

Based on Pure Gold's previous Facebook page, Berkmeyer had Pure Gold as a fully functional public-facing property through 2025, with clinics being hosted and promoted until late February of that year.

Based on public records and information, we were able to see that Heather Berkmeyer is currently in her mid forties and from Lisbon, Ohio.

Heather Berkmeyer was known within the horse community in the area, not only for her boarding facility, but also for buying off the track thoroughbreds.

Taylor Robb was expected to take over Pure Gold Stables as a lease to own agreement based on her own words.

So they just kind of, because I remember that, that was a lot of tournaments were there we'd play.

I used to go through on Route 30 when I'd go to Lisbon.

I worked in Lisbon, Ohio, and I'd go through on Route 30 instead of Run 72.

Well, thanks for the call, Pete.

Is Bishop Barron stealing my stuff?