HARBAUGH: Jameis we’re going to need you to start the last 15 games of the season. you spent the offseason preparing for this right
JAMEIS: of course coach
JAMEIS THIS OFFSEASON:
Our team, our local program partners, and every operational partner who helps make this program possible each month are heartbroken at the loss of our founder, Dolly Parton. (cont.)
Minor league jersey nights are the only place in professional sports where a team can lose 12-1 and still sell out the gift shop because the other team wore a jersey shaped like a chicken tender.
@TheJimCornette@GreatBrianLast Thought you guys might want to check this out. PBS North Carolina put out a documentary based on the book "When Giants Walked Here", story of Dorton Arena in Raleigh. P.S. Been a fan of the show for a long time. Be well! https://t.co/B6Y7ecMG2G
REMEMBERING KYLE BUSCH: I spoke with a family who received a grant for their IVF treatments through the Samantha and Kyle Busch @bundleofjoyfund Bundle of Joy Fund, an organization the family started. Because of this, have two boys who are huge NASCAR fans! Their story at 5:30pm.
I’m asking for your help for someone special to our weather family.
Joe Glotzbach — the designer behind the Spannabama logo for the Alabama Weather Network — has had both kidneys removed and urgently needs a donor.
Husband, musician, and soon-to-be adoptive father.
Please consider becoming a donor or share this.
You could save his life.
https://t.co/aozytG7hO1
Good News!
The paywall has been dropped for Spectrum News's live coverage of the North Carolina Primary starting at 7 p.m.: https://t.co/IY5dcmjAkO
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🚗 Interstates are clear with icy spots.
🚌 Primary roads are mostly clear with icy spots.
🚙 Secondary roads are snow covered and icy but we plan to concentrate on those today along with subdivisions.
Check https://t.co/onQSz85pjr
GPS pioneer and mathematician Gladys West has died. She was 95.
Her calculations helped produce extremely accurate modeling of the Earth's shape, laying the foundation for modern global positioning system technology.
West was born in rural Virginia during segregation. In 1956, she was hired as a computer programmer at a Navy base in Virginia, where she was one of only four Black employees.
Her work went largely unrecognized for years, though she was later acknowledged as one of the hidden figures of the era.
Despite being considered the mother of GPS, West said she still preferred using a paper map when driving.
Keeping it simple for this week's #FridayFeelgood poll. Who do you think wins the Panthers/Rams Wild Card game tomorrow? Results coming on the show tonight at 10:30pm!
#KeepPounding@Panthers@NFL