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The Art of the Lead

The Art of the Lead. Expect the unexpected. Karen Hopple is fine with the fact that her husband, Ken, has a mistress. After all, he can't get into much trouble with a 144-year-old that weighs 12,000 pounds. Leave ‘ em guessing. Avery Bell has more hearses than a funeral home.

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The Art of the Lead

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  1. The Art of the Lead

  2. Expect the unexpected Karen Hopple is fine with the fact that her husband, Ken, has a mistress. After all, he can't get into much trouble with a 144-year-old that weighs 12,000 pounds.

  3. Leave ‘em guessing Avery Bell has more hearses than a funeral home. At 22, he's built more cars than most people own in their lifetime.

  4. Set up a good quote Calling Tony Marini, the executive director of Hot August Nights, "high energy" might be an understatement. "When I have lunch with Tony, that's an aerobic activity," longtime friend Scott Schellin said with a laugh. "He wears me out just having lunch with him."

  5. Set the scene U.S. Army Sgt. Tim Hall wasn't sure if he should smile or cry on Friday as he watched a brigade of volunteers raise the first wall on his new home in Hawthorne. So, he did a little of both. "It's a little bit emotional," said Hall, who lost both legs in a mortar attack in Afghanistan in 2010.

  6. Brevity can work Roy Powers' values were simple, his talents immense. He loved his family and he loved Nevada. He spent the majority of his 89 years cherishing and honoring them both.

  7. Add a little curiosity When Gilly Quinn made the decision to run for student body president at Galena High School earlier this year, she was unaware that she was carrying on a family tradition that began more than 60 years earlier.

  8. Brevity, part deux Brianna Campbell is crazy about chickens.

  9. Add a chuckle Doctors replaced a valve in Reno Mayor Bob Cashell's heart 14 days ago. They left his funny bone fully intact.

  10. Quirky can be good Getting three former Nevada governors to sit down to reminisce is a pretty good story. When one of them has been dead for 105 years, well, that's a bit of a blockbuster.

  11. Don’t get in the way of a good quote

  12. Getting good quotes • Do your homework • Phrase your questions to ensure an answer. • Keep your notebook handy. • Ask for a phone number or a business card.

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