The Big 4 is not just another newscast. It s a newscast designed for you! #TheBig4 Author: WHAS11 News Digital Content Staff Published: 11:41 AM EST February 26, 2021 Updated: 5:24 PM EST March 1, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Have you heard the buzz? There s something big coming to WHAS11 at 4 p.m. Monday, March 1 it s The Big 4.
Are you tired of watching newscasts that leave you feeling left out or feel like content isn t local enough? Well, The Big 4 is hoping to change your perception of local news.
“The Big 4 is proof that news doesn’t have to be boring and depressing. It’s authentic, relevant, intriguing, and might even make you smile,“ said WHAS11 s General Manager Christy Moreno.
The Big 4 is not just another newscast. It s a newscast designed for you! #TheBig4 Author: WHAS11 News Digital Content Staff Published: 11:41 AM EST February 26, 2021 Updated: 5:24 PM EST March 1, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Have you heard the buzz? There s something big coming to WHAS11 at 4 p.m. Monday, March 1 it s The Big 4.
Are you tired of watching newscasts that leave you feeling left out or feel like content isn t local enough? Well, The Big 4 is hoping to change your perception of local news.
“The Big 4 is proof that news doesn’t have to be boring and depressing. It’s authentic, relevant, intriguing, and might even make you smile,“ said WHAS11 s General Manager Christy Moreno.
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From street level, West Coast Reduction cuts an imposing presence on Vancouver’s waterfront. Across the railway tracks at the north end of Commercial Drive, ranks of towering storage tanks surround the massive blocks of its industrial plant.
Looking down on an aerial view from Google Maps, however, the tanks and buildings look a little hemmed in by container yards of the terminals that surround it, which is exactly how owners of the decades-old agricultural rendering plant feel these days.
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Mineral County Commission to hear budget requests
Mineral Daily News-Tribune
Tribune Managing Editor
KEYSER - As the Mineral County Commissioners prepare for budget season, they have scheduled a full day of meetings today with various agencies to accept their requests for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
The commission will start it’s regular meeting at the normal 9:30 a.m., but will start accepting requests at 11 a.m. when Brian Dayton and Kent Spencer of the Potomac Valley Conservation District are scheduled to present their request.
They will be followed at 11:15 a.m. by A.Jay Root of the Mineral County Health Department, 11:30 a.m. by the Family Resource Network, and 11:45 a.m. by Paula Boggs of the Piedmont Public Library.
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