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Davis Broadcasting, WTVM partner for 'Stop the Violence' volunteer fair - Vimarsana News

Davis Broadcasting, WTVM partner for 'Stop the Violence' volunteer fair

A Columbus-based radio station group is taking steps to help decrease crime in the Fountain City with a unique approach.

Source: wtvm.com
WTVM Editorial 06/13/24: Volunteer to Stop the Violence - Vimarsana News

WTVM Editorial 06/13/24: Volunteer to Stop the Violence

Davis Broadcasting and WTVM will host a volunteer fair this Saturday on the lawn of the Columbus Public Library on Macon Road. The idea is to match community groups fighting violence with volunteers who can add strength to those efforts.

Source: wtvm.com
Radio briefs: Cadillac Jack moves to mornings; Art Terrell's new job - Vimarsana News

Radio briefs: Cadillac Jack moves to mornings; Art Terrell's new job

Cadillac Jack moved to mornings this week on 92.5/The Bear, the country station heard on the southside of metro Atlanta.

Source: ajc.com
In platform collapse, an opportunity for community - Vimarsana News

In platform collapse, an opportunity for community

"Have you asked your top readers how they feel about Twitter and Facebook and if they plan to stay, or only your colleagues in journalism?"

Pivot Fund boosts media companies run by people of color - Vimarsana News

Pivot Fund boosts media companies run by people of color

It’s rare these days to learn of news organizations expanding. That's especially true of small media companies that primarily serve Black and Hispanic communities. But in an effort to combat disinformation and connect underserved communities, the Pivot Fund announced last month that it’s giving out $2 million in its first round of grants to organizations throughout Georgia.

Source: gpb.org