Mike James
is responsible for the daily content of NewsBlues.

A former sports anchor at Orlando's WFTV, Louisville's WHAS, Cleveland's WKYC, and NBC News in New York, Mike is a University of Florida graduate.

He left television in 1980 to write for magazines and newspapers and was a regular contributor to the Washington Post and Miami Herald.
The Orlando Sentinel nominated him for a
 Pulitzer Prize in feature writing in 1995.

A private pilot, award-winning photographer, and former pro water skier, he has written two novels, neither of which amounted to squat.
For thrills, he races a Porsche 997S in 
high performance driving events.
View videos of his racing here.

Mona Scott 
writes a popular daily broadcast grammar column in NewsBlues, called "Mrs. B's Grammar Yammer."  She has also written and published a text book on broadcasting grammar.

A former primary anchor at Cleveland's WKYC and two Columbus stations, WCMH and WBNS, Mona also anchored mornings at Orlando's WKMG.

She retired from television in 1998, after a 28 year career. Mona is a graduate of Bethany College and is a multiple Emmy winner.

The neighborhood cows, horses, and dogs know Mona. They come running to the fence when they see her walk down the road with her bag of apple-flavored grain wafers. She's "the bovine, equine, canine treat lady" and proud of it. 

Mike and Mona live in horse country near the north central Florida town of Reddick.