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Should local governments open their meeting with prayer? That’s been the question several of our readers have been debating in some of our most recent letters to the editor. In this letter, Supervisor Mike Goodman explains why the Pinal County Board of Supervisors decided to suspend its practice of opening meetings with prayer and gives his thoughts on the issue.
In other news on the Board of Supervisors, the board recently voted to accept a $3.3 million grant to bring COVID vaccines to the county’s underserved populations, two months after the grant was rejected in a narrow vote.
Election update: Yesterday we reported that the Maricopa Unified School District budget override appeared to be failing following Tuesday’s special election. While the maintenance and operations override only had the approval of 49.04% of the votes counted thus far, the election is currently too close to call. Here’s why.
And here’s the latest on the Cactus Mine: The Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission will soon vote on zoning changes that would facilitate plans to reopen the old Sacaton Mine, and members of the public will have one final opportunity to learn about the project — now renamed Cactus Mine— and give their input this evening.
Local NewsWeek of Pinal events planned to honor veteransThursday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day and around Pinal County, area residents will observe the holiday with parades and celebrations.Read More
Trial begins for CG man accused of shooting pregnant girlfriend in headA jury heard testimony Wednesday from the brother of a Casa Grande-area man accused of shooting his pregnant girlfriend in 2018.READ MORE
New Florence restaurant receives preliminary approvalA future entertainment center, to be built on a vacant lot downtown, received design review approval Oct. 26 from the Florence Historic District Advisory Commission.READ MORESports
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Today’s Top VideoBack Story — MUSD Budget override electionResults from last night’s special election on the Maricopa Unified School District’s budget override are still trickling in, with 49% of votes counted so far in favor of the district’s proposition and another 50.96% against it. According to MUSD, the Pinal County Elections Department could have up to 600 votes that are yet to be counted. Kimlye Stager dives into what it could mean for the district if the remaining ballots don’t make up the 131-vote difference.WATCH NOWArea NewsPinal supervisors clash over blog post, rulesPinal County Board of Supervisors Chairman Steve Miller, R-Casa Grande, began Wednesday’s meeting with a denunciation of a blog post criticizing him, followed by criticism of the supervisor whose name was on the post, Kevin Cavanaugh, R-Coolidge.READ MORECG school recycling program donates money, seeks helpA school-based recycling program recently raised more than $2,000, which it donated to the Casa Grande Food Bank and the Valley Humane Society.READ MORE
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Winning NFL punter driven by hunger for father’s approval
October 29, 2021
Steve Weatherford — whose punting pinned the Patriots back deep in their zone to help the Giants win Superbowl XLVI — says all his heroics were a vain attempt to get the approval of his father.
“I was trying to get the attention of my dad,” Weatherford says on a 7 Figure Squad video. “During a lot of those amazing achievements, I didn’t really enjoy them because the reason I was achieving them was I needed some affirmation from the most important person: dad.”
Today, Weatherford has found peace, approval and acceptance from Jesus, leaving behind the inner turmoil that led him to drugs and porn despite his outward appearance of success and manliness.
Born in Indiana, Steve Weatherford was raised in Baton Rouge. From an early age, he showed inclination for sports, playing football, soccer, basketball and track in high school. He didn’t enjoy the greatest relationship with his stoical, old school-style father.
The foray into sports began as a means to win his father’s approval. He worked out in the gym incessantly. As a result of his impressive physique, rumors circulated around town that he had bulked up thanks to “the juice.” One day, his dad even called him at school and told him to come over to the office.
“Oh crap, what did I do?” he wondered as he drove over to Dad’s. “Oh my God, I’m really in trouble.”
“There’s rumors around town that you’ve been taking steroids,” Dad said. “I’m not mad at you, but I want to get you help.”
“Initially I was really offended. I wanted to lash back,” Steve remembers. “But then I sat back into my chair and I thought to myself, ‘My dad thinks that I’ve done something with myself that is impossible to do without cheating.’”
“Dad, you might not believe me but I’ve done this 100% the right way,” he responded. “I’ll take a test right now.”
It was the closest thing to a compliment that he ever got from his dad.
Weatherford proceeded to the University of Illinois as a kicker and punter. He also played track and was named Sports Illustrated’s most underrated athlete in the Big Ten in 2004. He walked on to the New Orleans Saints and played for four teams before landing with the New York Giants.
Punters are usually wimps, by NFL standards. All they have to do is kick well. But Weatherford had the build of a lineman as a punter. He maintained a maniacal workout and diet regimen that got him featured in bodybuilding magazines.
On the outside, he was achieving his wildest dreams. But on the inside, he was losing battles. He watched porn and started taking percocet.
“I worked so hard to get into the NFL. I worked so hard to become the fittest man in the NFL twice. I worked so hard to (win the) Walter Peyton man of the year community service award. I worked so hard to become a Superbowl champion,” Weatherford says. “Looking back on my life, those were all predicated on getting my dad’s attention.”
Superbowl XLVI was a dream. The Giants were playing against Tom Brady’s Patriots.
Weatherford punted four times with such distance and precision that the Patriots found themselves in their own 10 and five yards — a marathon distance to touchdown. When the Giants came out on top, some observers called Weatherford the MVP.
A punter MVP?
Weatherford basked in the glory of his achievements. He looked over to Dad. He wanted so desperately for his father to clap him on the back, give him a bear hug and lavish patriarchal praise.
After the win, a picture was taken of himself with the Superbowl trophy and his family. “I remember handing that trophy to my dad, and he said, ‘That’s nice. Show your mom,’” Weatherford recalls. “He didn’t even hold it.”
Dad’s apparent apathy took Weatherford from tears of elation to tears of disillusionment.
“The night that we beat Tom Brady in the Superbowl was the most depressing night in my life,” he says.
Today, Weatherford understands. “My dad was to me what his dad was to him,” he says.
Instead of wallowing in rejection, Weatherford used self-examination of his own father’s shortcomings to consciously break the cycle and become the best father he can for his own children.
Friday night is family fun night – board games, karaoke and dancing with the kids. At least once a month, he takes each kid out separately, basketball or football with his son or a suit and tie to take out his daughters out on a daddy-daughter date, according to an interview on Matt Sweetwood’s website.
Weatherford has a foundation to help kids who don’t have dads. From time to time, he takes 25 kids out to buy them shoes and talk to them about setting goals for life.
Pastor Keith Craft, formerly of the Power Team
Weatherford accepted Jesus when he was 12 years old when he saw the Power Team, a group of muscle men who presented a show of feats (like bending bars or ripping phone books in half) and then gave their Christian testimonies.
But he had grown distant from God in the intervening years.
At a stage in his life when he was drifting, a friend invited him to a Christian retreat. Both he and his 12-year-old son attended.
The keynote speaker was electrifying. When he was done, Weatherford ran up to the front and reconciled his life with Jesus. He also talked to the speaker, whom he thought sounded familiar. It was Keith Craft, who used to be on the Power Team.
Weatherford had come full circle. He came back to Jesus with the same man who brought him to Jesus the first time.
Not only that, his son also accepted Jesus. His son accepted Jesus at the same age that Weatherford had originally accepted Jesus — 12.
His son accepted Jesus with the same speaker that Weatherford originally did.
A little later, Weatherford realized there was one more “coincidence.” When he poured over the calendars, he realized that he reconciled with Christ exactly 25 years after he first accepted Jesus — to the date.
It was a supernatural moment.
Weatherford was so impacted by the compounding coincidences that he decided to move his family to Frisco, Texas, where Keith Craft pastors the Elevate Life Church.
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