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We’re So Proud of Matthew!
After co-chairing the Men Wear Pink campaign for the American Cancer Society in 2022, our very own Matthew Barker is back again in 2023, participating on the board! Matthew is passionate about giving back to the community, and raising money for breast cancer awareness and research. With his leadership in this awesome event by the American Cancer Society, Nashville as a city will be vying for another top-10 finish in the US!
If you’d like to donate to Matthew’s campaign, read more about the organization, or just see what’s new with the ACS, CLICK THIS LINK RIGHT HERE! Matthew has a goal of $25,000 for this year, so let’s help him out!
While We’re Talking about Pink…
Bet you didn’t expect to see a Pink Ford Bronco today!
Incredible work by Velocity Restorations!
2024 F-150 Reveal
Did anyone watch the 2024 F-150 reveal the other day?! We sure did, and MAN was it awesome.
The F-150 reveal at the Detroit Auto Show is always a cool event, packed with Ford lovers. This year, they were greeted with the truck they know and love, but with really cool improvements. Here are some of the changes that you’ll find in the 2024 F-150…
- Pro Access Tailgate – It can drop down like you’re used to see in a pickup, but it can also open like a refrigerator
- The grille – A throwback design with a wraparound grille going all the way around the headlamps
- Pop-up storage box – It tucks neatly under the backseat and locks
This latest F-150 “has brains and brawn,” said John Emmert, general manager of Ford North America trucks. Ford Motor put nearly 4,000,000 miles of testing on this vehicle before they brought it to the Detroit Auto Show, throwing this beautiful truck into any circumstance or weather that you might find yourself in one day.
It’s built Ford tough, for people like you.
On this Day in History
- In 2003, country music legend Johnny Cash died at 71 years old.
- In 1992, Astronaut Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to fly in space.
- In 1980, legendary Chinese basketball player Yao Ming was born in Shanghai, China.
- In 1959, Bonanza premiered on NBC, and it became one of the longest-running westerns in broadcast history.
- In 1959, the Soviet Union launched Luna 2, the first space probe to hit the Moon.
- In 1953, U.S. senator and future president John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline Bouvier in Newport, Rhode Island.
- In 1913, American Olympic athlete Jesse Owens was born in Danville, Alabama.
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