Early Mother's Day Morning, the Gradick Communications Severe Weather Alert Team (S.W.A.T.) was activated. The Gradick Communications S.W.A.T., consisting of a team of producers and talent, work around the clock with the latest and most accurate pinpoint forecast technology, including exclusive in-studio weather radar and NOAA Wire, which is linked directly to the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Peachtree City, Georgia. Before 3 a.m. on Sunday, May 11, 2008, Jack Douglas and Brian Mooty were in studio and on-the-air with continuous and simulcasted severe weather coverage. At daybreak, Matt Fields, Michael Vincent and Jack Douglas visited the storm damaged areas of West Georgia. Matt covered the Douglas County area, while Michael and Jack covered the Carroll County area and points west. Eric Jens and Kim Fitz visited the storm damaged areas as well, and reported on what they saw all morning long. A picture slide show of the storm damage that they all observed is provided below. Students at West Central Technical College and the University of West Georgia are invited to join the new and improved Street Team! Are you ready to begin your future in broadcasting? Anxious to play a crucial role in your community, and enjoy the perks? If so, we want to hear from you! The Street Team is forming now, consisting of energized and motivated interns. To become part of this journey, contact our Street Team Coordinator, Kim Fitzgerald, at kfitzgerald@wcks.com