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Tyson Foods plans to spend $1.3 billion over the next three years to automate parts of its processing, largely chicken deboning lines. That'll eliminate a little over 3,000 roles.

Tyson Foods plans to spend $1.3 billion over the next three years to automate parts of its processing, largely chicken deboning lines. That'll eliminate a little over 3,000 roles.

The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra's new youth ensemble is different than its existing youth programs. They require auditions; this one doesn't. Symphony CEO David Fisk says that lowers a potentially huge barrier to entry for learning how to perform for audiences.

Tyson Foods plans to spend $1.3 billion over the next three years to automate parts of its processing, largely chicken deboning lines. That'll eliminate a little over 3,000 roles.

Things might get a little crazy this week

Tyson Foods plans to spend $1.3 billion over the next three years to automate parts of its processing, largely chicken deboning lines. That'll eliminate a little over 3,000 roles.

Matt Fries of Climbing The Pocket joins Eric Thompson of the Daily Norseman bounce questions and to ask the woulds, shoulds, and looks at the Vikings vs Bears.

The Nebraskas economy is projected to keep growing over the next three years, according to a forecast by the University of Nebraska, Lincoln and the Nebraska Business Forecast Council.

Our game’s in the books, but what about the rest of the league?

Learn about the Steelers upcoming opponent with the return of BTSC’s Know Your Enemy. Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down all the news you need to know surrounding the