Waxahachie Daily Light
Flag season is back with the Rotary Club of Waxahachie, where folks can sign up to be a Rotary Club of Waxahachie flag subscriber.
As a subscriber, people will receive an American Flag five times a year.
“We’ll put them up five times this year: for Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day / 9/11 and Veterans Day. We try to put them up for like a week at the time. We won’t know exact dates until we get a little bit closer, said Melissa Chapman, flag chairperson.
The Rotary Club has been taking part in the program for more than 15 years. It is used as a fundraiser to aid the Rotary and its involvement with programs in the community.
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John McCarthy here with the second Future of Media briefing of 2021.
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Jungle Creations founder Bolding steps down with execs taking on co-CEO role
Jungle Creations’ founder and chief executive Jamie Bolding has this week (11 January ) announced he will step down from the digital media company, with execs Melissa Chapman and Nat Poulter stepping up as joint CEOs. Following a year of record revenue growth at Jungle, the co-chiefs tell The Drum how they plan to advance the business.
In 2020, Jungle Creations – home of media brands including Twisted, Craft Factory, VT, Four Nine, Level Fitness, Lovimals and Blue Crate, as well as the social agency The Wild – reported profit growth of 342% year-on-year and 38% revenue growth (£19.5m/$26.7m revenue and more than £3m/$4.1m Ebitda). And so founder Jamie Bolding’s departure comes at a high point for the business.
By John McCarthy-13 January 2021 08:00am
8 trends media execs hope to ride in 2021
Bloomberg, Sky, Jungle Creations and more talk us through the media trends the industry should be focusing on in 2021.
With the commencement of a new year, media predictions are stacking up. Differentiating this pile is the fact that, after a period of unprecedented change, the big thinkers have been unable to trot out the same old ideas.
If 2020 was a year of challenges, 2021 offers many opportunities. The Drum has quizzed the best in the industry about the trends those in the media should be aware of. But which will win the day?