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We Nailed It! The Blueprint for Real Estate and Relationships

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9 months ago

February 12, 2024

www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2024-02-12 10:26:12

SUMMARY: The couple fell into real estate, with the husband starting as a flipper and eventually convincing his wife to get her real estate license. They have partnered on a book called “We Nailed It” where they discuss the importance of having a strong foundation in relationships to succeed in real estate. They also give advice on what not to do in both real estate and relationships, including avoiding people who are not supportive, liars, and haters in relationships, and not jumping into flipping without doing thorough research in real estate. They emphasize the importance of matching personalities when working with clients and the negative impact of dealing with difficult attitudes despite potential financial gain.

Douglas Parson & Dr. Atiya Parson joins us to talk about their new book ‘We Nailed It’ and how you can win in real estate and relationships.

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Salvation Army partners with local businesses to host Hurricane Victims Benefit Concert in Downto…

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12 hours ago

November 22, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-11-22 00:33:27

SUMMARY: Local businesses united to host a benefit concert for long-term recovery efforts following Hurricane Helen in the Carolinas. The collaborative event was presented by Spacey’s Rock and Roll Tattoo, the Aces, the Pretzel Company, and Downtown Meridian, and featured free entertainment from 5 to 9 PM. Community members supported the cause by donating and enjoying food from local vendors. Roy Fiser, a Lieutenant and Corps Officer for the Salvation Army, emphasized the concert’s significance for disaster recovery, particularly for severely affected areas like Asheville and Chimney Rock. All donations will assist the Salvation Army in recovery efforts.

On Thursday, Local businesses hosted a benefit concert to support the long-term recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene in the Carolinas.

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11/21 – FROST potential continues into the weekend

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12 hours ago

November 22, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-11-22 00:33:21

SUMMARY: Today was chilly, requiring a coat early on, with temperatures around 41°F in the Metro area. Expect frost overnight into Saturday morning, especially in Alabama and parts of Mississippi. Winds were gusty but have calmed, leading to clear skies and dropping temperatures. A frost advisory is in effect. As a cold front approaches, highs on Friday may struggle to reach 60°F. Cooler conditions will persist into the weekend, with frost expected Saturday morning. Mild temperatures return next week, with rain chances increasing, particularly around Thanksgiving, including the potential for thunderstorms. Stay tuned for updates.

11/21 – FROST potential continues into the weekend

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Marion County VFDs using thermal-imaging technology at fire, emergency scenes

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12 hours ago

November 22, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-11-22 00:13:40

SUMMARY: Maran County has introduced new thermal imaging cameras to enhance firefighting efforts. These devices, resembling smartphones, utilize infrared technology to detect temperature variations, helping firefighters locate people and objects in low visibility situations. Each fire engine will be equipped with one of these cameras, which aids in identifying hot spots, preventing disorientation, and improving overall safety during operations. Training was recently conducted for 21 firefighters, who successfully used the cameras to extinguish a fire from a dryer lint build-up. The cameras cost around $500 to $600 each, funded by community donations, as the volunteer departments require affordable equipment.

Marion County VFDs using thermal-imaging technology at fire, emergency scenes.

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