Broadcast Reporting

In Kent this is Johnny Scott’s comics and games store

FROM CHURCH TO MANUFACTURING COMPANY TO BREWERY. BELL TOWER BREWING COMPANY CLOSES IN ON ITS SECOND WEEK IN A KENT NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE FOR SALE ALCOHOL IS USUALLY NOT ALLOWED. TV2’S KELLY KRABILL HAS THE STORY.

THE HALLS IN THE SCHOOL OF THEATRE AND DANCE HAVE BEGUN TO SMELL LIKE POPCORN AGAIN. ABIGAIL FORBES HAS THE STORY AS TO WHY.

The Covid-19 pandemic is responsible for a lot of the changes in society we see nowadays. One of the most important being the workplace. Many American workers have been displaced from their offices and buildings to now having to work their jobs from home. Here’s Jalen Bankston with more on the story.

ANCHOR INTRO: TODAY WAS A JOYOUS CELEBRATION, WHERE THE 2020 ALUMNI FINALLY GOT THERE CHANCE TO WALK ACROSS THE STAGE. OUR RAYGENE ENGLISH HAS MORE DETAILS ON WHAT HAPPENED EARLIER TODAY. RAYGENE?

WITH THE RISE OF JAPANESE CARTOON’S SWEEPING THE NATION, KENT STATE’S ANIME CLUB DISCUSSED WHY IT IS HAS THIS IMMENSE IMPACT. TV2’S GABBY JONAS HAS THE DETAILS. 

THE RECENT TEXTURES MUSEUM LAUNCHED AT KENT STATE IS FURTHERING ITS EXHIBIT BY PARTNERING WITH THE WICK POETRY CENTER. CHRIS ABREU HAS MORE ON THE JOINT EFFORT.