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Series called Stories in the Press revisits past newspaper coverage of shows.
Memphis show in 1974 featured Bob Dylan and The Band.
Levon Helm, the band's only non-Canadian, had a hometown connection to the show.

Vittles is launching a new publication focused on London restaurants
Vittles Projects will feature writers covering various community-focused food topics
The website will be restructured for easier navigation of past and future content

Former President Donald Trump has faced serious accusations and legal issues, such as being branded a sexual abuser and being involved in criminal tax fraud.
Journalists must be vigilant in not becoming desensitized to significant news events, like the need to continuously report on the context and implications of Trump's actions.
Coverage of political figures like Trump should focus on the stakes of their actions rather than simply the odds, ensuring that the public is well-informed for important decisions.

The Pick and Roll is a strong platform for Australian basketball content.
The platform provides opportunities to shine a light on lesser-known players and topics.
It allows writers to pursue personal interests with longform pieces.

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Cover 3 is common in NFL but use of Quarters coverage is increasing due to offensive adjustments.
More NFL teams are utilizing Quarters coverage to counter running QBs and Spread/RPO schemes.
Robert Saleh has significantly increased Quarters coverage usage with the New York Jets.

Covering minor-league sports can lead to unexpected experiences and interactions.
Lessons of grace and humility from Ralph Sampson can leave a lasting impact.
Success is not always measured by wins, but also by the character and integrity demonstrated through challenges.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is Science's Breakthrough of the Year for 2022.
There is an insightful video available related to the coverage of JWST, created by Kevin McClean and Megan Cantwell.
Despite controversy, there is a call to rename the JWST to better reflect inclusivity in space exploration.