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May 7, 2021
UNM To Partner with NOCAP as NIL Platform for Student-Athletes ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The University of New Mexico has announced a partnership with NOCAP Sports, a comprehensive, open Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) platform. NOCAP’s proprietary software will allow Lobo student-athletes to best prepare and move forward when the state of New Mexico’s NIL legislative changes go into effect July 1 (Senate Bill 94). NOCAP’s Chief Executive Officer, Nicholas Lord, shared “New Mexico’s bill...
May 2, 2021
The Giuliani corrections I expressed my doubt about two of Rudy Giuliani’s statements to Tucker Carlson last week here. They discussed the search warrants executed at his home and office in connection with the investigation of an alleged Foreign Agents Registration Act violation. In that post I also took a cynical look at two New York Times stories on the case giving rise to the warrants. I don’t take anything either Giuliani or the Times says at face value and I view FARA as the last refug...
April 30, 2021
The Dispatch The Sheetz convenience store property in the Midway Township in northern Davidson County has been sold to a company familiar to most Davidson County residents, according to an April 28 filing with the Davidson County Register of Deeds. CLW Welcome Sheetz LLC sold the 1.87 acre site to purchaser RCR Enterprises. RCR Enterprises is a company owned by Richard Childress, a NASCAR team owner who lives in Davidson County. The property was purchased for $1.3 million and is located at 8283...
April 29, 2021
Were not getting anybody applying: Local restaurants struggle to hire employees as workforce shifts Spencer Platt/Getty Images The US economy added 304,000 jobs in January, a surprisingly strong month of hiring as employers continue to bring in new workers. and last updated 2021-04-28 17:59:16-04 This time last year, thousands of businesses were forced to close due to COVID-19. Unfortunately, many businesses did not make it through, but the ones that did are still facing challenges. You can dri...
April 28, 2021
Sr. Susan Gubbins makes a prosthesis with men during her ministry in East Timor. (Courtesy of Susan Gubbins) Arriving in Timor Leste (or East Timor) from Indonesia in February 1991, we five Maryknoll sisters had to settle in, assess needs and build a house, since we were the first sisters in the parish of Aileu, which had not been a parish for long. Sr. Dorothy McGowan and I chose to assess the health field — initially thinking about nutrition. Sitting on the veranda of our ...
April 28, 2021
A specialist police team is urging businesses in the travel and tourism sector to increase cybersecurity measures to combat cybercrime. The police-led Cyber Resilience Centre for the South West (SWCRC) is urging travel and tourism businesses to get protected against cybercrime. Regional-based businesses are gearing up for a record-breaking year with hundreds of thousands of bookings being made through online systems, and without protection - organisations leave themselves wide open for c...
April 28, 2021
During a White House press briefing, a Fox News correspondent asked about a false allegation that Vice President Kamala Harris’ book was being distributed to migrant children arriving at a California shelter and she was profiting off of it. Conservative media used the press secretary’s answer that she’d “certainly check” with relevant parties, to fuel outrage that the White House was supposedly avoiding answering the question. In a since revised April 23 article, the Murdoch-owned N...
April 28, 2021
I took the New York Post cover story by Laura Italiano that ran with the tabloid headline Kam on in at face value. I have treated the Post as a trusted source, but it turns out that this story appears to be fake news. The following correction is now appended both to Italianos story and to a follow-up story by Mark Moore: Editor’s note: The original version of this article
April 23, 2021
Kentucky Man Indicted for Killing 17-Year-Old Cheerleader in Drug-Fueled, Wrong-Way Crash While Driving Stolen Truck Alberto Luperon The case against Michael Jacob Dewitt, 28, took its next step on Thursday, with a grand jury in Jefferson County, Kentucky indicting for murder in the March 1 death of Madelynn Troutt, 17. The Commonwealth’s Attorney Office of the 30th Judicial Circuit says Dewitt is scheduled for an arraignment on Thursday, April 29. Authorities say the defe...
April 21, 2021
Weâre not supposed to be surprised that Ernest Elbert Midkiff has died, which he did last Wednesday. He was, after all, 99 years old. He would have turned 100 on Veterans Day. But we should be sad. Those of us who knew him because weâll not see him any more, and those who didnât know him because now the opportunity of meeting him is gone and thus their lives are diminished. My overly abundant good fortune included calling Ernie Midkiff a friend. Then again, he was the sort of fel...