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👏 Congratulations to Joe Biondi, who is celebrating his 30-year work anniversary today! Joe is the General Sales Manager at KBJR Television Inc. Fun fact... he started his career as an intern at the station! Thank you for three decades of dedicated service, Joe! #GrayProud

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Can you believe Valley News Live Chief Engineer Ron Barr is celebrating 45 years? CONGRATULATIONS, Ron, and THANK YOU for 45 years of dedicated service. #GrayProud

WAGM-TV General Manager Kelly Landeen was recently presented with the United Way of Aroostook’s Community United Partner Award!   “The Community United Partner Award is a prestigious recognition that honors a business for its outstanding investment as a business partner and its longstanding collaboration with the United Way Aroostook. The recipient of this award is celebrated for consistently exceeding expectations in efforts to create a positive impact, engage in collaborative initiatives, and strive for the advancement of the entire community. We are proud to present the community united partner award to WAGM-TV.”    Pictured from left to right are Sarah Duncan, Executive Director of the United Way Of Aroostook; WAGM General Manager, Kelly Landeen; and Tony Lahey, Board President of the United of Aroostook.

🏆 CONGRATULATIONS to WGEM TV on being named Small Market Television Station of the Year by the Missouri Broadcasters Association! “This recognition reflects our commitment to excellence in broadcasting and community leadership,” said Ben Van Ness, WGEM TV general manager. “We view this award as one we share with the people of Northeast Missouri.” In addition to Station of the Year, WGEM won six first-place awards and five second-place awards. In addition, WGEM SportsRadio was awarded two second-place awards. WGEM News Today anchor Natalie Will was selected as “Best News Anchor,” and WGEM’s Daniel Winn was named “Best Investigative Reporting” for his series of reports on homelessness. CLICK HERE for more information 👉 https://lnkd.in/dmstCQGt

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Looking for an anchor gig? WFIE in Evansville, Indiana is offering a $5k sign on bonus for an energetic, experienced morning anchor. If you think this is the right for you, email us! Recruiting@Gray.TV

Do you crave the rush of breaking news and handle live shots with ease? Do you desire to dig deep into a variety of topics? Do you tell stories concisely and creatively while cultivating sources? If so, we may have the perfect position for you to hone your skills. Check out our MULTIMEDIA JOURNALIST - KWCH/KSCW opening in Wichita, KS! https://bit.ly/4eBAQCx #Journalist #MultimediaJournalist

KLTV 7’s Lane Luckie was honored earlier this month as a recipient of a RIAS Media Prize award for his reports from Germany last September. The 32nd annual awards are presented by the RIAS Berlin Commission and celebrates some of the best of transatlantic broadcast journalism.