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Tucker Sargent joined the 41NBC news team in April 2012. He s from Alabama, but you won t catch him saying Roll Tide! Tucker grew up near Auburn before moving to north Alabama.
He graduated from Danville High School in 2007 and loves to return to the Tennessee Valley any chance he gets.
He moved back south to Troy, Alabama after high school, where he graduated from Troy University in 2011 with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism. He interned in Huntsville at WAAY-TV before joining 41NBC.
His passion is sports, and his favorite teams are the Auburn Tigers and Troy Trojans. On the weekends you can catch Tucker watching college football on Saturdays and NASCAR on Sundays!
Restaurant Report Card: Food service inspection scores February 22-26
Restaurant Report Card: February 22-26
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Here are Middle Georgia’s food service health inspection scores from the Georgia Department of Public Health between Monday, February 22 and Friday, February 26.
All scores of 75 and below are shown in
red. All scores between 76 and 85 are shown in
orange. All scores between 86-99 are shown in black. All scores of 100 are shown in
green.
Last Inspection Score: 100
2600 N COLUMBIA ST MILLEDGEVILLE, GA 31061
Last Inspection Score: 100
Last Inspection Score: 100
Last Inspection Score: 100
Last Inspection Score: 100
184 ROBERSON MILL RD MILLEDGEVILLE, GA 31061
Last Inspection Score: 100
1937 - 2020
Fondly known in Chicago printing circles as the “Polish Prints,” Stanley (Stan) J. Kukla Jr. passed away Dec. 27, 2020, at age 83. Along with his father, Stan Sr., and brothers Fred and Robert, the native Chicagoan founded Kukla Press in 1964, a commercial web offset printing business then-located in Schiller Park, Ill.
Kukla Press, which played a role in the development of scratch and sniff sensory printing and in-line web finishing advancements, continued to expand its business and relocated to Elk Grove Village, Ill., in the mid-1970s. Stan Jr. was responsible for the sales side of the business and was named CEO of Kukla Press following the death of his father in 1975.
Tyler McCandless is a teen shutterbug.
Photography is his go-to hobby, trekking solo locally and regionally hiking and photographing small historic towns and natural landscapes.
McCandless, 18, lives in the Markle section of Allegheny Township and is a freshman studying environmental engineering at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
He was born in Maine and lived in Ohio but has called Western Pennsylvania home since moving here in the second grade.
He said the photography bug hit when he was about 12.
“I’ve always liked taking pictures, and my mom put me in photography lessons when I was little,” McCandless said. “But I’m really self-taught. I like to challenge myself creatively and randomly just by going outside anytime of the day and trying to get something good out of it.”