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Thomas Shults
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Broadcast Journalist, TEGNA
Asheville
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By Thomas Shults Verified| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified ALBANY, Ore. — A 27-year-old woman who impersonated a high schooler was sentenced this morning at the Linn County Courthouse. In December, prosecutors said Makayla Craig tried to enroll as a 15-year-old girl at South Albany High School, claiming her name was Madison. Craig claimed she was homeless and intended to enroll herself for classes. The next day, on December 13, prosecutors said Craig went to Greater Albany Public Schools headquarters.
By Thomas Shults Verified| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified PORTLAND, Ore. — Families in Northeast Portland may soon get stadium lights at Grant Bowl after pushing for the change for years. Without field lights, many Grant High School teams have been unable to play home games at Grant Bowl for most of the season. Instead, teams have traveled to Delta Park for home games. The commute can take up to half-an-hour in the afternoon, players said. For the Grant High School girls' soccer team, players leave class early to arrive to home games at Delta Park.
By Thomas Shults Verified| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified ALBANY, Ore. — A 27-year-old woman who impersonated a high schooler was sentenced this morning at the Linn County Courthouse. In December, prosecutors said Makayla Craig tried to enroll as a 15-year-old girl at South Albany High School, claiming her name was Madison. Craig claimed she was homeless and intended to enroll herself for classes. The next day, on December 13, prosecutors said Craig went to Greater Albany Public Schools headquarters.
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TEGNA
TEGNA Inc. is a prominent media company based in Tysons, Virginia. Founded in 1906 by Frank Gannett, TEGNA emerged from the split of Gannett Company in 2015, allowing it to concentrate on broadcasting and digital media. The company operates a portfolio of television stations affiliated with major networks such as NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX, producing regional content that includes news, sports, and entertainment. TEGNA offers a variety of media services, including digital content across mobile and online platforms, multicast networks like True Crime Network and Quest, and marketing solutions for local and national advertising. The company also creates content for other programs and advertisements. Notable brands under TEGNA include Premion, Kidy, VERIFY, and Daily Blast LIVE. With approximately 5,900 employees, TEGNA is led by CEO Michael Steib and is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TGNA.
Tysons, Virginia, United States
'+1 703-873-6600
Founded: 1906