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Purple glory. It took 16 years of planning and a billion dollars to get this place built. But it is ready for super bowl lii. They have the broader nfl and the world see it as e we kick off on sunday. Reporter the place has huge windows that can open. They wont on sunday because its cold. The roof is made of a heavy fabric thats ready if the snowfalls. The job is to keep snow from piling up on it. Its sun angles and the angle of the roof and theres snow gutters all the way around the stadium. Reporter the field is almost ready. It needs another coat of paint and fields have to be tough to hand...

And aturing the legendary roots crew. Questlove 511 steve and now, here he is, jimmy fallon . . . . [ cheers and applause ] jimmy thats what im talking about. Hi. Hi, thank you. Oh, i love you, love you, love you, love you, love you. Welcome. Welcome, everybody to the tonight show. This is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. Youre here. This is the show to be at, everybody. Thank you so much for being here. Guys, here is what everybody is talking about. Convention wrapped up last night, so everyones got their attention turned to the general election. And in a new interview president obama ...

Nineteen local professionals were recently awarded the Dedman Fellow in Leadership from Sandhills Community College.

Thurman George, maintenance supervisor at Downs Park in Pasadena, was honored Tuesday as the Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks Park Employee of the Year.

Premium Content Subscriber only Units, a childcare centre and retail outlets are set to be added to an already thriving precinct on the Sunshine Coast. Construction has started on new multimillion dollar development HQ by Devcon, at Sippy Downs. Sunshine Coast-based Devcon Property Group is the brains behind several other large projects across the region including Onyx industrial precinct and Ascent town houses in Caloundra South. "We are proud to have started on the coast and we wanted it to continue to be our home despite our projects now being throughout southeast Queensland," Devcon ...