The chief people officer of Yahoo says the company ditched formal performance reviews because it created unwanted ‘emotive moments’ “There’s this huge sense of anticipation that ends in deflation.” Fortune · Dec 3, 2024
Scripps Names Lisa Moore Station Manager at California’s KSBY Will continue as senior director of sales at San Luis Obispo NBC affiliate Broadcasting & Cable · Jan 15, 2024
An iconic medical complex in Lexington is undergoing changes Shriners Hospital has a history in the city of Lexington. The one-time and long-time home of caring for children now has a new function. It’s one that covers a lot of medical ground. WEKU · Nov 3, 2023
15 best long-sleeve swimsuits to help protect your skin this summer Whether you're serious about surfing or sun protection, the best long-sleeve swimsuits have you covered (literally) Woman & Home · Jul 2, 2023
Is crime up or down? In Houston, concerns are hard to allay A recent wave of political ads and warnings from some in law enforcement paint a picture of a Houston in which crime is out of control The Independent UK · Oct 22, 2022
King Edward Memorial Hospital removes 'offensive' forced adoption apology amid redress fight King Edward Memorial Hospital removes an online apology to mothers and children involved in forced adoption after complaints it was offensive and untruthful, as calls for redress grow. ABC News · Jul 29, 2022
The world lost 6 revolutionary composers within a year. How LA, and only LA, is paying tribute LOS ANGELES — When Harrison Birtwistle died last week at 87, he became the sixth pioneering composer who came to prominence in the 1960s that we lost in less than nine months. This uncompromising British modernist, along with Holland's most important composer, Louis Andriessen, and Americans Frederic Rzewski, George Crumb,… Los Angeles Times · Apr 26, 2022