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Jerry Fritz, the Self-Described ‘Forrest Gump’ of the Industry, Prepares For Retirement
TV Tech· 4 hours agoFor more than a half century, Jerry Fritz has been at some of the most momentous turning points in...
Manufacturing camp holds first session in Columbus
WCMH Columbus· 1 hour agoCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A camp that helps local kids get a jump on their futures, for free, has kicked off its first session. The Summer Youth...
5 Biggest Revelations From the NFL's Ongoing Sunday Ticket Lawsuit
GiveMeSport· 6 hours agoThe NFL's ongoing lawsuit surrounding its Sunday Ticket package has brought several issues to the...
Business owners increasingly worry about payment fraud, survey finds
WTRF Wheeling· 6 days agoNEW YORK (AP) — Small businesses are increasingly concerned about payment fraud. That’s according to...
Middle TN contestants win Miss Tennessee, Miss Tennessee’s Outstanding Teen
WKRN Nashville· 1 day agoCarley Vogel started her Saturday as Miss Music City, but by the end of the night, she became Miss...
Erie VA Medical Center celebrates Juneteenth
WJET - WFXP Erie· 6 days agoThe Erie VA Medical Center hosted a Juneteenth celebration on Tuesday that highlighted the importance of the holiday. The celebration featured speakers...
IBC Show to Focus on AI, Shifting M&E Business Models, Sports
TV Tech· 9 hours agoIn a press conference last week, IBC organizers previewed the upcoming 2024 IBC Show, taking place...
Alexander Spellane: Giving His Thoughts on the State of Gold and Leadership
FOX 5 San Diego· 6 days agoAlexander Spellane, CEO of Fisher Capital, joins Top Leaders to share about gold. Recognized as...
Arm & Hammer | 6/20/24
KTNV Las Vegas· 4 days agoIt can be hard to inspire kids today to stretch the limits of their imaginations, but its important to help encourage their creativity, and that’s where...
Scripps News Reports: How climate change factors into the election
News Channel 5 Nashville· 4 days agoOn the presidential campaign trail, the leading Democratic and Republican candidates hold sharply opposed views on climate change — while states like Florida sit in the crosshairs of a new reality.
