I spent an afternoon at V-103's "For Sisters Only" event at the Georgia World Congress Center Saturday. I didn't stick around for Keyshia Cole, Tamar Braxton and LL Cool J but I heard they were great.

The event included vendors, celebrities, a health area, a spoken word stage, a children's play area and a chess master. I also came to talk to Michael Baisden, who left his radio show last year under murky circumstances, but he didn't arrive when his business manager promised and I had to leave before his "Battle of the Sexes" segment at 6 p.m.

So here are some photos I snapped while there:

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Randy Travis was honored for 25-plus years in the broadcast business by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

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Big Tigger of V-103 with fans from Dallas Taneshae Critten and Courtney Tullis (right) CREDIT: Rodney Ho

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