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Quinn O’Hara
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Contributing Photographer and Writer, KCLY Radio (Clay Center, Kansas)
Clay Center
Beats
Human Interest , Military , Veterans , Children And Families
Content
Clay Center Tattoo Shop’s New Apprentice Looking Forward to Leaving A Lasting Mark, Growing As An Artist
By Quinn O’Hara| KCLY Radio (Clay Center, Kansas) Verified By Quinn O’HaraPhoto by Quinn O’HaraWalk The Line Tattoo in Clay Center has a new tattoo artist apprentice. Jay Long has been an artist for as long as they can remember, always doodling whenever they had a chance. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit halfway through their senior year at Clay Center Community High School, Long said they suddenly found themselves with even more free time to draw. This, they said, is when their love for tattoos really stuck.
By Quinn O’Hara, Quinn O'Hara| KCLY Radio (Clay Center, Kansas) Verified By Quinn O’HaraPhoto by Quinn O’HaraA glitch in a software update from the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike caused global IT outages early on the morning of Friday, July 19. The software update impacted Microsoft Windows computers and caused them to crash and display a blue error screen. The glitch has canceled flights worldwide, impacted banks and hospitals, and has now caused issues with the Kansas Department of Revenue.
Clay Center Tattoo Shop’s New Apprentice Looking Forward to Leaving A Lasting Mark, Growing As An Artist
By Quinn O’Hara| KCLY Radio (Clay Center, Kansas) Verified By Quinn O’HaraPhoto by Quinn O’HaraWalk The Line Tattoo in Clay Center has a new tattoo artist apprentice. Jay Long has been an artist for as long as they can remember, always doodling whenever they had a chance. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit halfway through their senior year at Clay Center Community High School, Long said they suddenly found themselves with even more free time to draw. This, they said, is when their love for tattoos really stuck.
Company Info
KCLY Radio (Clay Center, Kansas)