Paul Greeley is a columnist for News Check Media, LLC, specializing in local news coverage in the Wichita Falls area of Texas. With a focus on community events, fundraisers, and human interest stories, Paul keeps readers informed and engaged with the happenings in their local community.
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Paul Greeley's coverage focuses on local television news, job postings in the media industry, holiday promotions, fundraisers, and lifetime achievement awards. His articles also highlight entertainment news and product promotions.
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By: Paul Greeley
"Al Primo & His Eyewitness News Revolution" takes you back to the early days of television news to hear the behind-the-scenes stories of its revolution from the people who were there.
Barbara Beresford has taken over the reins as creative services director at Hearst's WPBF (ABC 25) in West Palm Beach, Fla.
By: Paul Greeley
Founded in 1934 by the Press Club of Atlantic City, the National Headliner Awards program is one of the oldest and largest annual contests recognizing journalistic merit in the communications industry.
New jobs posted to TVNewsCheck's Media Job Center include openings for a station vice president and general manager and a lifestyle show producer. Existing jobs include openings for a director of student media, a national operations manager, a digital platform specialist and an account executive.
Local TV broadcasting is facing some challenges these days, and I thought perhaps we could all use a laugh or two. Here are some examples of the Saturday Night Live crew faking local TV news from cities like Tampa, Phoenix, Albany, Buffalo, St. Louis and Columbus, as a vehicle for laughs.
KCCI, Hearst's CBS affiliate in Des Moines, has joined forces with Central Iowa Hy-Vee stores to “Pack the Pantry” of local food pantries across the region at the start of summer when pantries see a rise in visits as the school year ends.
By: Paul Greeley
WMAQ, NBC 5 Chicago and WSNS, Telemundo Chicago, are airing a three-part series tonight through Wednesday night at 10, that uncovers the results of a six-month investigation that examined every sexual assault case, more than 21,000, reported to the Chicago Police Dept. over the last six years.
New jobs posted to TVNewsCheck's Media Job Center include an opening for a remote position as a national advertising sales account executive. Existing jobs posted include openings for a vice-president and general manager, a market manager and director of student media.
By: Paul Greeley
WWL Louisiana, Tegna's CBS affiliate in New Orleans, aired a series of reports about Lawrence Hecker, an admitted pedophile priest, detailing some of his actions and the archdiocese's leaders' reactions to it.
By: Paul Greeley
Local TV stations are pumping up their branding of NFL football and high school sports programming with music from Stephen Arnold.
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