Wetumpka
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Oct 29, 2026
Jeff PoorHOST
It starts about three quarters of the way through Elmore County.
Jeff PoorHOST
So it gets Wetumpka down into Montgomery.
Jeff PoorHOST
And it continues...
Jeff PoorHOST
Down, for those of you familiar with the roadmap of Alabama, Highway 231.
Kenneth UrbahnsGUEST
And the next thing I do after I put that head in the vice is I do the thread, thread base.
Kenneth UrbahnsGUEST
This is actually a jig that a specialty jig that I was asked to tie by Crappie Dan Dannemuller out of the Wetumpka, Alabama area.
Kenneth UrbahnsGUEST
He's a pro that travels all over tying.
Kenneth UrbahnsGUEST
He owns Crappie Now Magazine.
Amy StackhouseHOST
Shelly, let's start with you.
Shellie PhelpsGUEST
I'm Shellie Phelps with Biggest Fish Consulting in Wetumpka, Alabama.
Shellie PhelpsGUEST
My website is bigfishart4u.com. Reach out.
Shellie PhelpsGUEST
jessica
Rick ClevelandHOST
Sarah Land, 56, Spanish Fort, 14.
Rick ClevelandHOST
Stanhope-Elmore, 28, Wetumpka, 19, and St. Clair County, 16, south side, I assume, of Selma, 13.
Mark LasterHOST
Class 4A, Alexandria, 48, Jacksonville, 28, Andalusia, 40, New Brockton, 6.
Mark LasterHOST
Ashford, little David Stapleton wins, makes it to the playoff, Coach, 48, Dale County, 7.
Tony TruettHOST
He's got a really good project going on down in Daphne right now that they just started on.
Tony TruettHOST
And, uh, it's going to be a big addition down there, but he does a lot of, uh, of the public's, you know, anchored centers around particularly like, uh, Montgomery, Wetumpka, uh, where's the other middle part of the state? Pike road down in that area.
Tony TruettHOST
But, uh, A ton of people remember Charlie, you know, used to be the Auburn quarterback, and then was the radio color guy on the Auburn broadcast for a long time.
Tony TruettHOST
But as good as he is, it wasn't all that, man.
Chris ThomasHOST
Awesome.
Chris ThomasHOST
And I don't know if we've talked about this on any of the two previous episodes, but maybe you can just briefly touch on the kids in Wetumpka and what they do for racers.
Chris ThomasHOST
It's a pretty cool moment in the race.
Chris ThomasHOST
And maybe since I don't think that we've highlighted it, maybe you can just talk really briefly about
Greg WingoGUEST
Yeah, so the high school students in the town of Wetumpka paint wooden paddles every year.
Greg WingoGUEST
Their art teacher at the high school gives them a design and has them paint these paddles.
Greg WingoGUEST
And the paddles are presented to the racers as they arrive at the Jordan Dam portage.
Greg WingoGUEST
Just understand we can't impact the race at all.
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Hands to Heaven Mark on September 22nd had a swallow appointment with the doctor and his swallow was better than ever.
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Billy in Wetumpka with the Trinity Stone was happy to hear Diane Olive Brown was recovering.
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Anonymous calling in with praise for God's love and mercy and thanking him for forgiving her for her struggle with bitterness.
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Diane Olive Brown called in and thanked everybody for praying for her and is thankful that God and Jeff are getting her through this tough time.
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Be blessed, sister.
BillyUNKNOWN
Hey, Daily Audio Bible family.
BillyUNKNOWN
This is Billy from Wetumpka with The Trinity Stone.
BillyUNKNOWN
I wanted to put a prayer request out there for my prison ministries at Staton Correctional Facility.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
You have, and you have impact on the, on the communities that you serve.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
When we first started, uh, w- we were just building a family, friends, and neighborhood bank that was gonna serve the communities of the river region, which we would describe as, uh, Montgomery, Prattville, Wetumpka, Pike Road, Millbrook, that, that general surrounding area, uh, when we started 20 years ago.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
But, uh, you, you do have to think about growth from a shareholder perspective, uh, and making money as you grow for the shareholder.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
And we, we are owned by family, friends, and neighbors.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
And you have impact on the, on the communities that you serve.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
When we first started, uh, w- we were just building a family, friends, and neighborhood bank that was gonna serve the communities of the River Region, which we would describe as, uh, Montgomery, Prattville, Wetumpka, Pike Road, Millbrook, that, that general surrounding area, uh, when we started 20 years ago.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
But, uh, you, you do have to think about growth from a shareholder perspective, uh, and making money as you grow for the shareholder.
Jimmy StubbsGUEST
And we, we are owned by family, friends, and neighbors.
Renita Ray DavisHOST
the nearest city?
Patti BlockGUEST
Um, Deatsville, Wetumpka area.
Renita Ray DavisHOST
Wetump- ah, okay.
Patti BlockGUEST
Like, it's-
Renita Ray DavisHOST
Just up the road
Patti BlockGUEST
... it's just passed, yeah, it's past Wetumpka.
Patti BlockGUEST
It's, like, Deatsville, Holtville.
Patti BlockGUEST
It's like, um, my dad, he was, um, in the Alabama Power Company.
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