For Jay Nunley, English Dept.

[genlock]

"The driver of a car crashed into a creek after hitting a power pole in Cross Lanes." From WSAZ web

[Hoosier Daddy]

Hanna is a reporter and occasional producer WSAZ.

She's a is a graduate of Marshall University, where she anchored and reported for West Virginia's college leader in broadcast news, MU Report. She also worked for The Parthenon, Marshall's student newspaper, and WMUL, the school's radio station.

Hanna interned at NBC News Channel in Washington, D.C., working from both the Capital Hill bureau and the White House. She aided in coverage of major events from the Holocaust Museum shooting to the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

Hanna is constantly in search of the best glass of sweet tea. If you think you've found something better than Buddy's Barbeque, drop her an email at hanna.francis@wsaz.com. Or just say hi!

Nunley? These folks need your help!
My 14 year old son writes better than this.
Market leader indeed.

[Jay Nunley]

I don't know no grammar. What are you're questions about those sentences? Where are the mistakes at?

[Scott Reppert]

My question from the sentence would be was there a vehicle involved...