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Matt Laubhan, chief meteorologist at WTVA Tupelo, Miss.,  knew he was seeing a killer tornado. “At that moment, viewers needed somebody to hold their hand and get them through it,” he says.

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New jobs posted to TVNewsCheck’s Media Job Center include openings for two Local Sales Managers, an Assistant News Director, a Multi-Media Consultant, Creative Services Producer, Creative Services Editor, a Maintenance Support Engineer and a Building and Grounds Maintenance person.

“When teachers and students asked us for help, we were anxious to step in,” says Curtis Miles, WAOW’s GM.

WAAY in Huntsville, Ala., wanted to bring a little different message to its audience. It arranged for approximately 1,400 students from schools all over North Alabama to participate in recording Let There Be Peace on Earth.

Local TV marketers are navigating new territory so far in 2020, one few could have seen coming. In March, routine and normal turned into uncertainty and fear as the pandemic spread around the country. But what about now? What are your plans going forward?