Posts by Traci Miller

Allan Jones talks to the Cleveland Daily Banner about the loss of longtime friend Paul Goins, also known as the “Toboggan Kid.” Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

The Allan Jones Foundation recently pledged financial support to the Bradley Kids Wrestling Club coached by Steve Logsdon – the greatest wrestling coach in Tennessee history. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Allan Jones recently honored wrestling legend Steve Logsdon’s winning streak at Bradley Central High School that will likely never be broken. Read it about it here! Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Allan Jones finally reveals all about his efforts to the revive America’s oldest tailor-made clothing manufacturer and his decision to sell the company in 2019. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Allan Jones and his two sons recognizes a former postmaster for his 1966 decision to plant what is now a famous Christmas Tree. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

The greatest high school wrestling coach in United States History is partnering with the Allan Jones Foundation to support youth wrestlers. Read it about it here. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Allan Jones announced the sale of Hardwick Clothes in December of 2019. The move is expected to bring new jobs and prosperity to the company that Jones rescued from bankruptcy in 2014.  Read the story here. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Thousands know the legend of Tall Betsy made famous by Allan Jones, but few knew until this Halloween that the goblin could apparently control the weather. Read the story here. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

One of the South’s most acclaimed ghost hunters is attempting to uncover the real identity of Tall Betsy. Allan Jones talks to the Cleveland Daily Banner about the new development regarding the goblin he made famous. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

The Cleveland Middle School Cheerleaders recently visited the home of Janie and Allan Jones to enjoy the sights and sounds of “Creekridge at Christmas.” Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”