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WRCM-FM, 'New Life' 91.9 FM, to get new ownerCharlotte Observer (blog)Charlotte's contemporary Christian radio station WRCM-FM (“New Life” 91.9) is to be taken over by a California religious broadcaster under an agreement announced Monday. Columbia International University, which holds the license for WRCM and ...and more » |
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Charlotte’s contemporary Christian radio station WRCM-FM (“New Life” 91.9) is to be taken over by a California religious broadcaster under an agreement announced Monday. Click to Continue |
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Hometownlife.comBucket brigade battles Ebola: Local woman helps send supplies to assist in fightHometownlife.comShe said West Africa hasn't seen the Ebola virus before, and health workers didn't know how to handle people who were getting sick. When health workers began dying, Kloosterhouse said, others “became petrified and they fled.” “Hospitals closed down,” ...and more » |
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Charlotte?s contemporary Christian radio station WRCM-FM (?New Life? 91.9) is to be taken over by a California religious broadcaster under an agreement announced Monday. Click to Continue |
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Wabasha campground owner released in CSC caseKTTCWABASHA, Minn. (KTTC) -- A prominent figure in the southeast Minnesota Christian community accused of touching two young girls at a campground he owns in Wabasha is free after making an appearance Monday in Wabasha County District Court. |
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KSDKFirst Ebola transmission outside AfricaKSDKMADRID (AP) - Spain's Health Minister says a nurse who treated a missionary from Sierra Leone for Ebola at a Madrid hospital has tested positive for the disease, in what is the first reported incident of transmission outside Africa. Health Minister Ana ...and more » |
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Raw StorySpanish nurse first person to contract Ebola outside of AfricaRaw StoryAn assistant nurse at a Madrid hospital where two Ebola patients died is infected with the virus herself, health officials said Monday, in what is believed to be the first time a person has contracted the disease in Europe. “Two tests were done and the ...and more » |
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Detroit Free PressIn Hong Kong: Protesters to keep fighting for democracyDetroit Free Press"There is still a remarkably consistent demand for genuine democracy," said Alvin Y.H. Cheung, a visiting scholar at the U.S.-Asia Law Institute. "There is a striking unity of purpose." The young activists also have shown an impressive knack for ...and more » |
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Raw StoryAfrican immigrants fear Ebola backlash as Dallas patient fights for lifeRaw StoryThe Dallas case has put authorities and the public on alert over concerns that the Ebola epidemic could spread from West Africa, where it began in March and where it has killed more than 3,400 people. The epidemic has hit hardest in Liberia, Sierra ...and more » |
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USA TODAYCDC director: To keep Ebola away, fight it in AfricaUSA TODAYOn Saturday, there was a brief scare at Newark Liberty International Airport when a passenger who had traveled from West Africa was ill on a flight from Brussels. A CDC official met the aircraft and the passenger was taken to a hospital, where "it ...and more » |
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Spectrum patient who visited Africa placed in quarantineWWMT-TVLisa LaPlante of the Kent County Health Department tells Newschannel 3, "There has been no 'Ebola scare.' The person had been to an island off the coast of Africa. … A second call came in, saying the person was not on the mainland and not in a country ...and more » |
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KSDKCDC director: To keep Ebola away, fight it in AfricaKSDK"If we make it harder to fight Ebola in West Africa, we actually increase our own risk," he said. He added that everyone leaving Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone is being screened and that the CDC is looking at a plan to screen everyone coming into the ...and more » |
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USA TODAY3 big money mistakes to avoid in collegeUSA TODAYInvesting in a college degree should carry the often-cited disclosure: "past performance is not indicative of future returns." With rising tuition prices and a sluggish labor market, a college education is no longer an automatic windfall to a better ...and more » |
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The Voice OnlineBlack history notesThe Voice OnlineThe Inspirational Choir, which featured gospel stalwarts like Hildia Campbell went on to sign a record deal with CBS Records and scored a number of top 30 hits. They also regularly appeared on TV and performed throughout the UK and Europe. |
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God TV founder resigns over 'moral failure'PinkNews.co.ukThe founder of Christian broadcasting network God TV has stepped down – over an undisclosed 'moral failure' in his private life. Rory Alec founded the global TV network as Christian Channel Europe in 1995 alongside his wife Wendy Alec, before ...and more » |
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Raw StoryHumans drained the Aral Sea once before — but there are no free refills this ...Raw StoryThe 13th century Mongol invasion of central Asia also led to the Amu Dar'ya, one of two major rivers that feed the Aral, being diverted to the Caspian Sea. Clearly humans were a major factor in the Aral's previous dry spell. By the late 16th century ...and more » |
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Christian Concern: We should stay in the European Court of Human Rights, so ...PinkNews.co.ukSpokesperson Andrea Williams told Premier Christian Radio: “What we have seen coming out of Europe is that the European Court actually gives the Christians more rights than we've been seeing in our national courts. “It was a European Court in ...and more » |
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PPI Awards: Full winners list for 2014RadioToday IrelandLisa Ni Choisdealbha from the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland and JP Coakley fro RTÉ were both honoured for their work bringing Radiodays Europe to Ireland in 2014. The ceremony was presented by comedian Barry Murphy to a packed room with ...and more » |
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Raw StoryHIV pandemic originated in Kinshasa in the 1920s, say scientistsRaw StoryA “perfect storm” of urban change that began in 1920s Kinshasa led to the catastrophic spread of HIV across Africa and into the wider world, according to scientists who used genetic sequencing and historical records to trace the origins of the pandemic.and more » |
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RadioToday IrelandTwo receive Outstanding Achievement AwardRadioToday IrelandLisa Ni Choisdealbha from the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland and JP Coakley fro RTÉ were both honoured for their work bringing Radiodays Europe to Ireland in 2014. They were given their awards during the initial stages of the annual PPI Radio ... |
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Pembroke Daily ObserverEbola and the Fourth Horseman of the ApocalpysePembroke Daily ObserverFor them the rapid spread of the virus in Africa and its feared migration to the American continent has all the overtones of the last days plagues that the Bible's prophets predicted would smite the earth. ... "The Mayan calendar told us the world ... |
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Raw StoryEbola strikes fourth American as UN ramps up responseRaw StoryThe World Health Organization said in its latest situation update there was still a “significant shortfall” in capacity in west Africa, with 1,500 more beds needed in Liberia and 450 in Sierra Leone. Around 160 health professionals pledged by Cuba to ...and more » |
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HallelsGoogle launches Android One: the Android One phones offer a high-quality ...HallelsGoogle has launched the first family of Android One phones in India, saying the move is part of a "larger initiative to bring high-quality smartphones to as many people as possible." Google Inc launched in India on Monday a $105 smartphone, the first ...and more » |
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WWMT-TVNetwork cameraman tests positive for Ebola virusWWMT-TV"There's a high chance - so far we have one active case in Texas and as long as there's travelers coming from Africa to West Michigan there's a high possibility," said one doctor. We also reached out to Bronson Hospital and Borgess Medical Center. They ...and more » |
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USA TODAYEbola outbreak: 5 things you need to know nowUSA TODAYThe first case of Ebola in a patient diagnosed in a U.S. hospital was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Tuesday. The patient did not have symptoms when leaving West Africa, but developed symptoms approximately four days after ... |
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WWMT-TVW. Mich. hospitals say they're prepared for EbolaWWMT-TVWhen asked if there's a possibility the virus could come to West Michigan, Saleh said, "There's a high chance; so far, we have 1 active case in Texas, and as long as there's travelers coming from Africa to West Michigan, there's a high possibility ... |
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