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RICHMOND Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Walraven, Inc., a global installation company, will invest $7.15 million to relocate its U.S. headquarters ....
Follow us Get news via Twitter Become a fan Join us on Facebook Subscribe Net News via RSS WBNI/Fort Wayne Sold To WBCL Owner June 4, 2021 at 11:58 AM (PT) Sold NORTHEAST INDIANA PUBLIC RADIO, INC. is selling Classical WBNI-F/ROANOKE, IN to TAYLOR UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING, INC. for $350,000. The buyer, owner of Contemporary Christian WBCL/FORT WAYNE, plans to flip the station to Gospel using the RHYTHM & PRAISE programming presently heard on its WBCL-HD2; the Classical programming of WBNI will continue on WBOI-HD2/FORT WAYNE and online. “Our Board of Trustees unanimously approved this sale because it allows us to continue to serve the community with 24/7 classical music while obtaining the funds to make essential digital equipment upgrades,” said NORTHEAST INDIANA PUBLIC RADIO Pres./GM PETER DOMINOWSKI. “It is also important that 94.1 be maintained as a radio service provided by another organization with de ....
Advertisement A recently released national commodity outlook confirms that Queenslanders can count on resources to help the state recover from COVID-19 and thrive well into the future, the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) said. QRC Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said the Commodity Demand Outlook 2030 report released by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) forecasts increased demand for key Queensland commodities out to 2030. “Our Asian Pacific neighbours are rapidly modernising their economies and they need Queensland’s commodities to build their futures,” Macfarlane said. “If Queensland was a country, we would be the world’s top exporter of metallurgical coal. “We produced 88% of Australia’s metallurgical coal and supplied 52% of the world trade in 2020, which gives you some idea of the significance of a bright export outlook for the next decade. ....