Scott Jackson

Afternoon Host at WVSP-FM (Virgina Beach, VA)

Afternoon Show host @espnradio941 in the 757 from 3-7pm & @Big100Radio on gamedays with @commanders, & pxp @odu_mbb @ESPNPlus. ODU Alum.

Articles

Cape Cod Dogs Can Now Share Their Sticks With Community Stick Library

1 month ago | wbsm.com | Scott Jackson

Animal lovers on Cape Cod have begun creating what are being called "dog stick libraries" for their dogs' favorite toy. Have animal lovers taken the "little free library" concept a little too far? We think not. We have seen these community boxes for books, puzzles and even for food, but now dogs can share their tried-and-true toy, the stick.
Rhode Island Couple Tapping Trees for Syrup

2 months ago | wbsm.com | Scott Jackson

A Rhode Island couple has figured out how to tap the trees in their own backyard and make maple syrup. You can Google how to do just about anything, but it took some real gumption for Kathy and Toby Baker to figure out how to tap into some of the trees in their own yard and turn the sap into edible syrup they could pour on their pancakes. Now don't get any ideas about the trees in your backyard; the Bakers got lucky and happen to have some sugar maples on their property.
Scott T. Jackson for GA Hosts Art Exhibit Featuring Renowned Artist Gilbert Young to Highlight Civic Engagement and Inspire Voter Participation

Oct 31, 2024 | accesswire.com | Scott Jackson

ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / October 31, 2024 / Scott T. Jackson, candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives District 111, is hosting a unique art exhibit, "Where Art, Culture, and Civic Engagement Meet," to celebrate community, elevate the voices of local artists, and inspire voter participation in the upcoming election. The exhibit will take place on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024.
Possible ‘Trojan Horse’ found for treating stubborn bacterial infections

Mar 5, 2024 | news.wsu.edu | Tina Hilding |Voiland College |Scott Jackson |Carson College

PULLMAN, Wash. – Bacteria can be tricked into sending death signals to stop the growth of their slimy, protective homes that lead to deadly infections, a new study demonstrates. The discovery by Washington State University researchers could someday be harnessed as an alternative to antibiotics for treating difficult infections.
Girls basketball: Bulldogs hammer Hoover in return to the hardwood

Jan 22, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

OTTUMWA — At first, Camdyn Crouse was fine with a few days off from school. As the snow continued to fall and temperatures began to plummet, however, the longer the layoff became for Crouse and the rest of her Ottumwa girls basketball teammates. Heavy snow, high winds and frigid temperatures not only kept the Bulldogs stuck at home, but started to lead to a mounting number of postponed games over the past two weeks. Ottumwa finally returned the court for their first game in 14 days on Friday.
Boys basketball: Bulldogs hold off Hoover

Jan 22, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

OTTUMWA — One down. 12 more to go. The Ottumwa boys basketball team returned to the court for the first time in two weeks on Friday, jumping out to an early lead against Des Moines North before holding on in the second half to clinch a 49-43 Iowa Alliance south division win at Evans Middle School Gymnasium.
JUCO hoops: Warriors pull away from Blackhawks

Jan 22, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

WEST BURLINGTON — There have been times that Loren Walker Arena has proven to be a house of horrors for the Indian Hills men's basketball program. Lately, however, it's been a place where the Warriors have made some glorious memories. From a buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Braxton Bayless two years ago to a 12-point comeback last year for IHCC in a 66-63 win over the Blackhawks. There was no large comeback needed on Saturday.
JUCO basketball: Warriors win regional opener at Marshalltown

Jan 19, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

MARSHALLTOWN — Trevion LaBeaux has had his fair share of success at the Hellyer Student Life Center over the past two seasons. There's just something about being on the road, especially this season, that seems to bring the best out of the Indian Hills sophomore.
Boys basketball: Big Reds hold off Davis County

Jan 19, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

CENTERVILLE — Things were starting to get hairy on Thursday night at Lakeview Gymnasium. The home team was one shot away from seeing what had been a 15-point lead completely disappear. With the game on the line, the Centerville boys basketball team got the biggest stop of the night in the final seconds of a South Central Conference clash with Davis County.
Boys basketball: Mohawks soar past Eagles

Jan 17, 2024 | cleburnetimesreview.com | Scott Jackson

MORAVIA — Better days are on the horizon for the Moulton-Udell boys basketball team. Tuesday night, however, proved to be a night that reminded the Eagles there are still some strides that need to be made to contend with their Appanoose County Bluegrass Conference rival. Moravia soared on both ends of the floor against M-U, collecting 23 steals with several leading to easy transition baskets in an 82-33 Bluegrass Conference win.

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