skydiving

I had to read this one twice when I saw it in the Times Union this morning.

Here's an idea for your 90th birthday celebration... skydiving!  Former President George H. W. Bush commemorated his 90th birthday by jumping out of an aircraft, and of course, it was caught on tape!  Enjoy! Happy Birthday Mr. President...

Some people honor disabled veterans through bumper stickers, others show their support through donations. LeAnn Rimes and husband Eddie Cibrian did something a little different -- they went skydiving!

It's set to happen as I write this.  A person is set to jump from 120,000 feet, technically from outer space.  UPDATE : It has actually been postponed due to weather, but here's the story anyway

If you haven't heard by now, I am jumping out of a perfectly good airplane on the morning of August 25th at Saratoga Skydiving Adventures.  I am very excited about this event not only because of the thrill of it all, but more importantly it's for a great cause, The Make A Wish Foundation Of Northeast New York.

Most folks who know me know what a huge pro wrestling fan I am. I have been watching since the early 80's and still enjoy it as much today as I did back then. Recently when asked if any of us here at the radio station would like to skydive for the Make A Wish Foundation Of Northeast New York, I jumped (no pun intended) at the chance. The WWE is a big reason for that excitement to help out this ver

I have always been the kind of guy to help out a good cause. When I was young I would always ask my parents for some change during the holidays to give to a charity. It always gave me a good feeling to help those less fortunate than myself.

Google+ recently released "Google Glass" which allow users to share what they are actually seeing through specialized eye glasses. Cool enough? Try watching this video of four skydivers jumping out of a zeppelin, live, while using Google Hang Out through the glasses :

NASCAR driver Brian Vickers dropped into the Daytona International Speedway for a promotional visit last Wednesday.  The drop-in visit was literally just that as Vickers became the first driver in history to parachute into the speedway.

This past weekend I visited my mother in Key Largo, Florida, which is the first "Key" as you travel from Miami to Key West.  It's famous for the 1948 movie of the same name starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. While there, I noticed- being the very astute person that I am-that there are distinct differences between Key Largo and Albany. Duhhhh!

This Friday WGNA welcomes Kenny Rogers to the Glens Falls Civic Center.  In 2005, Kenny stopped by the WGNA studios to share some thoughts on his hit "Through The Years," Skydiving, and his Photography Book.