Dan Kennedy's Move to Atlanta - A New Chapter in Journalism
Anchoring in Tidewater
Dan Kennedy has been a familiar face in the Tidewater region of Virginia for quite some time. He has been anchoring the afternoon and nighttime newscasts for TEGNA-owned WVEC-13 with great skill and dedication. His reports have been known for their accuracy and ability to keep the viewers informed about the latest happenings in the area. His presence on the air has become an integral part of the local news landscape.During his time in Tidewater, Kennedy has covered a wide range of stories, from local events to national issues that have an impact on the region. His in-depth reporting and ability to connect with the community have made him a beloved figure among the viewers. His work has not only informed the public but also helped to shape the discussions and opinions on various topics.Heading to Atlanta
Now, Kennedy is all set to embark on a new chapter in his career as he joins the NBC affiliate in Atlanta, WXIA “11Alive”. The news director at WXIA, Denisha Thomas, has expressed her excitement about Kennedy's arrival. She praised his impressive track record of impactful journalism and his deep commitment to the communities he serves. Thomas believes that Kennedy's ability to tell compelling stories, whether it's breaking news or personal moments, makes him the perfect fit for their team.Kennedy himself is thrilled to be joining the talented team at 11Alive News and to call Atlanta home. He looks forward to connecting with the community, earning their trust, and reporting the big stories with context and perspective. Growing up on the Tennessee-Georgia line and having a passion for sports, especially the Dawgs and the Braves, Kennedy has always had a special connection with Atlanta. Now, he and his wife are excited to raise a family here and experience all that the city has to offer.Previous Work and Experience
Before moving to Atlanta, Kennedy worked as an anchor and reporter at WTVF-5 in Nashville and at WRCB-TV in his hometown of Chattanooga, Tenn. His diverse experience in different markets has equipped him with a wide range of skills and perspectives. At WTVF-5, he covered a variety of stories and events, showcasing his versatility as a journalist. In Chattanooga, he was able to connect with the local community on a deeper level and bring their stories to the forefront.Kennedy's previous work has not only honed his journalistic skills but also allowed him to build a strong network of contacts and sources. These experiences have prepared him well for his new role at WXIA, where he will be responsible for delivering the news that matters most to metro Atlanta audiences.Starting at WXIA
Kennedy's first day at WXIA is scheduled for January 27, 2025. This is an exciting time for both Kennedy and the team at WXIA. As he steps into his new role, he will bring his passion for journalism and his dedication to delivering the news to the forefront. His ability to connect with the audience and tell their stories will be a valuable asset to the station.With Kennedy's arrival, WXIA is set to enhance its news coverage and provide even more value to the metro Atlanta community. His experience and expertise will help to elevate the station's reputation and make it a go-to source for news and information. As he begins this new chapter in his career, Kennedy is ready to make his mark and contribute to the growth and success of WXIA.UFA's 400th Episode – A Celebration of Combat Sports Excellence
UFA 400: A Global Premiere
On Saturday, November 30th, UFA 400, along with Bare Knuckle Boxing 37, took center stage from the heart of London. The program featured intense challenges between Marley “The Tank” Churcher and the formidable Tom Stokes. Viewers were treated to the spectacle of Luke Smith stepping into the spotlight to take on the dynamic and unpredictable Nathan “The Black Gypsy” Massey. The episode culminated in a thrilling Bantamweight Title Fight, where defending champion Aaron McCallum was determined to retain his belt, while challenger Corey Healey was ready to give it his all.This landmark achievement is a testament to UFA's dedication to providing a platform for both rising and established stars in the combat sports world. UFA has been airing events from some of the most prestigious promotions worldwide, allowing athletes to showcase their skills and tell their stories.The UFA Network: A Global Reach
Since its inception, UFA has been committed to reaching a wide audience. UFA 400 runs throughout the week on its network partners, which include NBC Sports RSNs, FanDuel Sports Networks, MSG Network, Space City Home Network, Stadium TV, SportsNet Pittsburg, Marquee SportsNet, ROOT Sports Network, and many independent stations. For a complete list of broadcast and streaming stations, fans can visit the UFA website (www.UnitedFightAlliance.com) and click on “WATCH FIGHTS.” Fight fans can also enjoy UFA 24/7 on their FAST channel across multiple platforms.CEO's Perspective: A Milestone Celebration
“We are thrilled to celebrate our 400th episode,” said Jordan “Jay” Adams, CEO of United Fight Alliance. “This milestone is a testament to the hard work of our team, our partnerships with leading fight promotions, and most importantly, the support of our loyal viewers. We are proud to showcase the heart, skill, and stories of the athletes who make combat sports so captivating.”Roberto Villa, the CEO, Founder, Executive Writer, and Senior Editor of FightBook MMA, has a passion for combat sports and is also a podcast host for Sitting Ringside. He is a former MMA fighter and Kickboxer, bringing his expertise and insights to the world of combat sports.Discover more from FightBook MMA by subscribing to get the latest posts sent to your email. Continue Reading to explore the world of combat sports with UFA.Uncover the Insights of Closing Grain and Livestock Futures
Cattle/Beef
February live cattle closed at $187.92, experiencing a decline of 70 cents. This shows the fluctuations in the cattle market and its impact on the beef industry. The continuous monitoring of such prices is crucial for stakeholders in the livestock sector.
January feeder cattle closed at $256.85, with a decrease of $2.62. These changes in feeder cattle prices can have a ripple effect on the overall cattle production and supply chain.
Commodities
Mar. corn closed at $4.32 and 1/2, down 1/2 cent. The movement in corn prices is significant as it is a staple in the agricultural market and affects various sectors such as food production and animal feed.
Jan. soybean meal closed at $287.90, down $4.00. Soybean meal is an essential component in livestock feed, and its price fluctuations can have a direct impact on the cost of raising livestock.
Jan. soybean oil closed at 41.42, down 32 points. The soybean oil market also showed a downward trend, which can have implications for industries that use soybean oil as a raw material.
Crops
Mar. wheat closed at $5.47 and 1/4, down 3/4 cent. Wheat is one of the major crops, and its price movements are closely watched by farmers and traders alike. The stability of wheat prices is crucial for ensuring food security.
Dairy
Jan. Class III milk closed at $18.22, down 3 cents. The dairy market is highly sensitive to various factors, and even a small change in milk prices can have an impact on dairy farmers and the dairy industry as a whole.
Gold
Feb. gold closed at $2,666.60, down $20.40. Gold is a precious metal with its own set of market dynamics. The decline in gold prices can be influenced by various economic and geopolitical factors.
Grains/Oilseeds
Jan. soybeans closed at $9.85 and 1/4, down 4 and 1/4 cents. Soybeans are an important oilseed crop, and their price movements have a significant impact on the agricultural and food industries.
Hogs/Pork
Feb. lean hogs closed at $83.22, up $1.15. The hog market showed an upward trend, which can have implications for the pork industry and consumers.
Livestock
The overall performance of livestock futures, including live cattle and feeder cattle, reflects the dynamics of the livestock market. These price movements are influenced by factors such as supply and demand, weather conditions, and market sentiment.
Rice
Jan. rice closed at $15.29, up 7 and 1/2 cents. Rice is a staple food in many parts of the world, and its price stability is important for food security.