Posts by Traci Miller

Allan Jones’ decision to cease all advertising on NFL games made him the subject of a discussion on the world-famous Rush Limbaugh radio program. Here is the transcript. See Transcript at “RushLimbaugh.com”

The Chattanooga Times Free Press investigates Allan Jones’ decision to cancel his companies’ advertisements during NFL games due to the players’ unpatriotic behavior. Read the Full Article from “Times Free Press”

Popular blog the Gateway Pundit examines the effect Allan Jones’ boycott of the NFL over its unpatriotic players might have on other business owners. Read the Full Article from “The Gateway Pundit”

Award-winning reporter Brian Graves recently sat down with Allan Jones to discuss the businessman’s trip to Cuba. [Link to “Cleveland Daily Banner”]

Students in Dalton who always wondered what a solar eclipse would be like had the chance on Aug. 21 thanks to the donation of special NASA approved Eclipse viewing glasses donated by Allan Jones. Read the Full Article from “Dalton Daily Citizen”

Allan Jones made sure that before donating 43,000 pairs of eclipse sunglasses to students in six school systems, the glasses were as safe as possible and had been approved by NASA. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

The Jones-a-Tron has fans from all across the world. Many were excited to hear that in June there will be a high-tech update. Brian Graves examines this new revelation. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

A truck once owned by President George W. Bush and acquired by Allan Jones in 2013 was sold recently to benefit youth wrestlers and the Dan Gable Museum – named after the most dominant wrestler in history. [Link to “Cleveland Daily Banner”]

More than 250 people turned out on Feb. 4, 2017 at the home of Janie and Allan Jones to celebrate Cleveland’s 175th birthday party. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”

Transportation to the state wrestling tournament can sometimes be tricky – but Allan Jones stepped in to ensure the Cleveland and Bradley athletes were able to travel in style. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”