News for Friday, July 3rd, 2026

(note: a certain part (or a certain paragraph) of a certain report of this site published before this one named "News for Thursday, July 2nd, 2026" was amended (with an "update") this Friday (specifically the paragraph beginning with some text of, "A certain broadcast frequency"))  

• A certain Facebook page related to WZEW-FM appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "92ZEW was live." appearing directly above some text of, "1h" appearing directly above some text of, "Drawing for the first Fausak Tires & Service Road Trippin' Summer trip for the Train/Bare Naked Ladies/ Matt Nathanson concert at The Wharf in Orange Beach July 12th!" appearing directly above a video related to its administration this Friday.   

• A certain Facebook page related to WKRG-TV appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "WKRG" appearing directly above some text of, "3h" appearing directly above some text of, " Don't miss today's 'Destination Gulf Coast' with Meteorologist Sam Parker — only on 'The Four on Five!' " appearing directly above static imagery appearing directly above some text of, "Meteorologist Sam Parker is with WKRG." appearing directly above some text of, "5h" appearing directly above some text of, "See where I met these fellas on this weeks Destination Gulf Coast. Watch WKRG at 4 this afternoon!" appearing directly above some text of, 'Gulf Breeze Zoo' related to its administration the Thursday of the second day of this July. 

• A certain Facebook page related to WALA-TV appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "FOX10 News" appearing directly above some text of, "3h" appearing directly above some text of, "Day in the life as a FOX10 News photographer" appearing directly above some text of, "Bryant Kwilecki - FOX 10 News" appearing directly above some text of, "6h" appearing directly above some text of, "I’m trying something new! For a couple months now, I’ve had the idea of making content around what I do on a daily basis in my job and showing what goes on behind the scenes! I’ve been in front and behind the camera so many times but not like this, so I’m a bit nervous but excited to give this a try!  This is my first video, so tell me what y’all think" appearing directly above a video related to its administration the Wednesday of the first day of this July (note: there often appeared to have had been TV programming related to WALA-TV involving audible (and visual) and mentionings of "FOX10 [or FOX 10]" (with pronunciations that could be spelled as FOX TEN, Fox TEN, FOX ten, fox ten, FOX ten, and fox TEN) (with or without audible mentionings of "News [or news]" immediately after them) being broadcast on at least one broadcast channel related to WALA-TV (or at least one main broadcast channel related to WALA-TV) before the Wednesday or day of July  mentioned earlier in this paragraph during certain calendar years prior to this one (or during certain calendar years prior to this calendar year of 2026)). 

News for Thursday, July 2nd, 2026

• A certain Facebook page related to WKRG-TV appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "WKRG" appearing directly above some text of, "5h" appearing directly above some text of, "WKRG's First Alert Storm Team will be at the Greer's CashSaver in Robertsdale programming weather radios from 3 to 7 p.m. TODAY! https://www.wkrg.com/.../wkrg-weather-radio.../..." appearing directly above a static image related to its administration the Wednesday of the first day of this July.   

• A certain broadcast frequency related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WHIL-FM (or a certain broadcast frequency related to a certain Alabama Public Radio station named WHIL-FM) often had no audio during the first half of the hour of 12:00 a. m. this Thursday (before often having had audio during the second half of that hour of 12:00 a. m. this Thursday) (update for Friday, July 3rd, 2026: a certain broadcast frequency related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WHIL-FM (or a certain broadcast frequency related to a certain Alabama Public Radio station named WHIL-FM) often had no audio during the first half of the hour of 12:00 a. m. this Friday (before often having had audio during the second half of that hour of 12:00 a. m. this Friday).  

• A certain Facebook page involving various texts of, "Jill Hubbs" appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "Jill Hubbs" appearing directly above some text of, "June 30 at 6:41 PM" appearing directly above some text of, "On October 14, 1996, I entered the doors at WSRE as the Director of Education and Outreach. Fast forward to June 30, 2026 – I am the general manager and it is now my last day at WSRE. As I close this chapter of my professional life, I find myself reflecting on what it has meant to spend the past 30 years at WSRE and Pensacola State College, serving alongside so many of you in education, public service, and community engagement." appearing directly above some text of, "While my position has been eliminated, my sense of purpose—and my pride in what we have built together—remains as strong as ever. When I first began this journey, I came as an educator, passionate about the power of learning to change lives. That path began many years ago as a proud graduate of Pensacola Junior College (Class of 1977) where I took an early childhood class with Dr. Ann Southerland. Her passion and inspiration lit a spark in me that shaped the course of my life  - leading me to become a teacher and ultimately, guiding me to the work I have been so fortunate to do for the past three decades. What I found at WSRE, Pensacola Junior College and within PBS was something extraordinary: a mission-driven community committed to making education accessible to all—regardless of age, background, interests or circumstance." appearing directly above some text of, "Together, we brought that mission to life." appearing directly above some text of, "Through initiatives like Be My Neighbor Day, Raising Readers, Ready To Learn, Literacy Link, MathLine, and the National Teacher Training Institute, WSRE PBS connected with thousands of teachers, students, and families. We delivered workshops, created resources, and opened doors for lifelong learning across our region. We stood beside educators in classrooms, supported parents at home, and helped children take their first steps toward kindergarten readiness and beyond." appearing directly above some text of, "We also reached beyond the classroom." appearing directly above some text of, "One of the most visible and joyful examples of this work was the PBS KIDS Imagination Station we opened at Blue Wahoos Stadium. That space became a place where learning came alive through play—welcoming well over 100,000 families for hands-on experiences that brought trusted PBS KIDS content into the real world. To see children learning, exploring, and engaging alongside their families in such a dynamic environment was a powerful reminder of how meaningful and lasting these connections can be." appearing directly above some text of, "Central to our mission was addressing one of the most pressing challenges in our community—the literacy crisis. In a region where kindergarten readiness are among the lowest in the state, WSRE PBS stepped forward as a trusted partner in education, using the power of PBS to help close that gap. Through initiatives like Raising Readers, Ready To Learn, First Book Pensacola and targeted outreach to families and educators, we worked to ensure that children entered school prepared to succeed. We also created innovative, community-based programs that made literacy fun, engaging, and accessible. One of our most successful efforts was the 'Hit a Home Run for Reading' campaign, developed in partnership with the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. This initiative—and the earlier 'Scoop's Reading Challenge' in partnership with the Pensacola Pelicans baseball team —encouraged children to build reading habits while connecting literacy to something they love. These programs not only motivated students but also brought families, schools, and the broader community together around a shared goal: helping every child become a confident reader. These efforts were more than programs—they were part of a long-standing commitment by WSRE, as a PBS station, to use education as a tool for opportunity, enrichment and lifelong learning and success." appearing directly above some text of, "We were also privileged to work closely with thousands of educators across Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Baldwin counties, building meaningful partnerships that extended learning far beyond the classroom. Through these efforts, we created extraordinary opportunities for teachers, including experiences connected to NASA, where educators were able to deepen their understanding of science and bring that excitement back to their students. We welcomed inspiring figures into our community, including astronaut Sally Ride – the first American woman in space, who spent a day with WSRE’s master teachers as she shared groundbreaking achievements which opened doors for generations, as well as Dr. Wendy Lawrence, who spent time with local teachers sharing firsthand insights into space shuttle missions and the wonder of space exploration. At the heart of all we did was a commitment to ensuring that high-quality educational resources were accessible to all—free of charge—as a true community service. Through PBS LearningMedia, we provided curriculum-aligned resources that supported both national and state standards, giving teachers trusted, ready-to-use tools that enhanced classroom instruction and student engagement. The impact of these resources reached far beyond individual lessons—they helped educators inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and support student success across our region." appearing directly above some text of, "Our community events brought that mission to life in meaningful and memorable ways. Be My Neighbor Day, held each year at WSRE on the Pensacola State College campus, welcomed thousands of families and created a powerful sense of possibility—where even the youngest children could begin to envision themselves as future college students. It was more than an event; it was an invitation to dream. And each year that we hosted the event, were thrilled to have PSC’s Cosmetology, Dental and Education departments join us to welcome the thousands of children and families as well as community partners who participated." appearing directly above some text of, "We were also proud of our partnership with our friends in Okaloosa County through PBS KIDS Day at the Gulfarium, where children and families connected with the unique marine life of our Gulf Coast. These experiences helped bring science and environmental awareness to life in ways that were engaging, relevant, and unforgettable." appearing directly above some text of, "And perhaps one of the most meaningful events we created was Amazing Kids Day—a WSRE PBS initiative designed specifically to serve children and families impacted by autism and other special needs, inspired by the PBS programs featuring cast members on the spectrum, such as “Carl the Collector.” This event – now five years strong, provided a welcoming, inclusive environment where every child could participate, explore, and feel celebrated. Other PBS stations across the United States were inspired by our event and initiated similar events at their own stations. Amazing Kid Day remains one of the most heartfelt examples of how we sought to ensure that every member of our community felt seen, valued, and included." appearing directly above some text of, "Over the years, we were also honored to host an incredible array of nationally recognized figures whose presence enriched our community and elevated our work. From legendary storyteller Ken Burns, whose work helped connect our local history to national narratives, to beloved children’s television icon Caroll Spinney, the voice and spirit behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch—these moments created lasting memories for educators, families, and children alike. First Lady Barbara Bush participated in a special literacy event hosted by WSRE. For almost a decade, Mr. McFeely - the mailman on Mister Rogers Neighborhood - came to Pensacola to be a part of Family Expo. Sonia Manzano - Marie from Sesame Street - made two visits to WSRE to meet and greet hundreds of families and excited children. Each visit reinforced the power of PBS to bring inspiration, learning, and storytelling directly into the lives of those we serve. (And a personal thrill was having acclaimed PBS filmmaker Ken Burns narrate a documentary that I produced: 'Gulf Islands National Seashore: The Treasure of the Gulf Coast.')" appearing directly above some text of, "Through the Veterans History Project in partnership with the National Archives and the Library of Congress, we had the profound honor of preserving the voices and stories of those who served our country. Those moments—listening, documenting, honoring—are among the most meaningful of my career." appearing directly above some text of, "And through our local productions and documentaries, we told the stories of our community—stories of history, resilience, and service. From Veterans Memorial Park to the personal journeys of those who have shaped our region, these stories not only aired locally, but in some cases, reached national audiences—reminding us that what happens here matters everywhere." appearing directly above some text of, "One of the most deeply personal and powerful projects I had the privilege to help bring forward was the documentary 'They Were Our Fathers.” As a daughter who lost her father in the Vietnam War, this work was more than a production—it was a bridge. It brought together children, like myself, who grew up without their fathers, creating space for connection, healing, and shared remembrance. Through that documentary - which aired nationally, doors opened for conversations that had long been unspoken, and bonds were formed through a shared love and enduring pride for the fathers who gave their all." appearing directly above some text of, "Equally profound was our work at Veterans Memorial Park, where we facilitated the reading of every name on the Wall South—not once, but several times during my tenure. Each reading was a monumental community effort, requiring hundreds of volunteers over the course of a week, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., to ensure that every name was spoken aloud—without pause." appearing directly above some text of, "To stand there and hear each name read, one after another, was an experience beyond words." appearing directly above some text of, "The impact on our community—especially in a region so deeply connected to military service—was profound. Families, veterans, and visitors came not just to listen, but to remember, to reflect, and to share their stories. Many would approach us afterward to tell us about the loved one whose name they had just heard. In those moments, the Wall was not just a monument—it was alive with memory, meaning, and connection. In recent years, having the opportunity to once again read every single name on the Wall South reaffirmed for me the enduring importance of remembrance, and the role we can play in bringing people together through shared history and honor. Equally profound was our work surrounding the The War, where we partnered with local World War II veterans to share their experiences and preserve their voices. I was honored to help produce documentaries that captured these stories, including Honor Flight and War Stories. The Honor Flight documentary, in particular, reached a national audience—something that made me incredibly proud, not just professionally, but personally, as it ensured these veterans’ stories would be remembered far beyond our local community." appearing directly above some text of, "None of this work happened alone." appearing directly above some text of, "It happened because of you—the incredible team at WSRE, our dedicated PSC administrators, faculty and staff, as well as thousands of community partners, legislators, nonprofit leaders, viewers, donors and friends—who all believed in the mission and showed up time and time again to make a difference. On a personal level, this journey has been deeply meaningful to me. As a former teacher, I have seen firsthand the impact of educational media and outreach. I have seen children light up with curiosity, educators feel supported and inspired, and communities come together around shared purpose." appearing directly above some text of, "That is the power of PBS." appearing directly above some text of, "That is the power of what WSRE has accomplished as a PBS station for the last 55 years.  Nearly six decades of making an incredible, valuable and meaningful impact for the Northwest Florida region." appearing directly above some text of, "While I am deeply saddened to step away from WSRE and Pensacola State College, I do so with my head held high—grateful for the incredible work we’ve accomplished, the lives we’ve touched, and the legacy we leave behind. PBS is more than programming. It is a promise—to educate, to inspire, to connect, and to serve. I am profoundly thankful to have been part of that promise for three decades." appearing directly above some text of, "As Fred Rogers so beautifully said:" appearing directly above some text of, " 'Anyone who does anything to help a child in his life is a hero to me.' " appearing directly above some text of, "All of you who have viewed, donated, sponsored, volunteered and supported WSRE PBS are heroes to me. Thank you for the important work you helped to accomplish, for your partnership, your dedication, and your friendship. It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve alongside you and to serve our community." appearing directly above some text of, "With deep gratitude and respect," appearing directly above some text of, "Jill" related to its administration this Thursday (note: a certain report of this site published before this one "News for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026" involving certain paragraphs involving certain information similar to some of the information mentioned before this note earlier in this very paragraph).

News for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026

• There often appeared to have had been five broadcast channels related to WSRE-TV (including a main broadcast channel (23-1) and four sub-channels (23-2, 23-2, 23-3, and 23-4) with various pictures and sounds being broadcast before this Wednesday earlier this calendar year (of 2026) and during certain calendar years prior to this one (or prior to there often appearing to have had been only one such broadcast channel (or at least a main broadcast channel) with various pictures and sounds being broadcast and five such channels with only blank (or black) pictures and no sounds being broadcast between the beginning of the hour of 12:00 a. m. this Wednesday and the end of the hour of 7:00 a. m. this Wednesday) (first update for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026: a certain "X" page (or Twitter/X page) involving various texts of, "derekmcdouglas.bsky.social" appeared to have had at least one section or part involving some text of, "derekmcdouglas.bsky.social @KoroshiArts · 11h" appearing directly above some text of, "That's it, WSRE just became an educational independent station just like WLAE in New Orleans. Final program WSRE aired as PBS station was Finding You're Roots: Secret Lives with Carol Burnett and Niecy Nash. Good thing we still got Alabama Public Television." appearing directly above a video related to its administration this Wednesday) (second update for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026: a certain World Wide Web site related to WEAR-TV appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "Pensacola State College ends WSRE’s PBS affiliation effective July 1" appearing directly above a horizontal line appearing directly above some text of, "by Hailey Sample | Tue, June 30, 2026 at 3:56 PM" appearing directly above some text of, "Updated Tue, June 30, 2026 at 6:18 PM" appearing directly above a video appearing indirectly above some text of, "PENSACOLA, Fla. -- It's the end of an era for the local public broadcasting service. Effective July 1, Pensacola State College will end its affiliation with PBS." this Wednesday) (third update for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026: there often appeared to have had been only one broadcast channel related to WSRE-TV (23-1) involving various pictures and sounds being broadcast during the second half of the hour of 1:00 p. m. this Wednesday) (fourth update for Wednesday, July 1st, 2026: a certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "Emerald Coast PBS" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "As part of Pensacola State College's decision to end WSRE's affiliation with PBS, the station's PBS Passport program and donor membership account were also discontinued. We know this has been disappointing for many loyal viewers, and we appreciate your patience during this transition." appearing directly above some text of, "The good news is that PBS is working quickly to establish a new local PBS connection for viewers throughout the Pensacola and Gulf Coast region. Soon, you'll once again be able to enjoy your favorite PBS programs, access PBS Passport with a qualifying donation, and reconnect with a local PBS station dedicated to serving our community." appearing directly above some text of, "In just a few days, you'll be able to renew your PBS Passport membership by making a donation to Emerald Coast PBS. Your support will do more than restore your Passport benefits — it will help build and sustain a strong local PBS presence for the communities of Northwest Florida and the Gulf Coast." this Wednesday) (fifth update for July 1st, 2026: a certain Facebook address that often appeared to have had a page related to WSRE-TV before the hour of 6:00 p. m. this Wednesday and before this very Wednesday earlier this calendar year (of 2026) and during certain calendar years prior to this one often did not appear to have had such a page during the second half of that hour of 6:00 p. m. this Wednesday (while usually appearing to have had some text of, "This content isn't available right now When this happens, it's usually because the owner only" appearing directly above some text of, "shared it with a small group of people, changed who can" appearing directly above some text of, "see it or it's been deleted.") (update for Friday, July 3rd, 2026: a certain report of this site published after this one named "News for Thursday, July 2nd, 2026" involving a certain paragraph with certain information similar to some of the information mentioned before this update in this very paragraph).

• A certain Facebook page involving various texts of, "Nightmare Theatre" appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "Nightmare Theatre" appearing directly above some text of, "12h" appearing directly above some text of, "Our home base WSRE will stop being a PBS station tonight at midnight. This is very sad for our community." appearing directly above some text of, "I grew up on PBS programming. Sesame Street, The Electric Company, Zoom, Big Blue Marble, Mr. Rogers and so many more were foundational for me as a pre-schooler. I started kindergarten already reading on a third grade level." appearing directly above some text of, "As I got older, I stayed with PBS. I discovered Doctor Who there - WSRE was an early adopter of the show in the US. I loved Matinee at the Bijou, a show that introduced me to the Golden Age of Hollywood." appearing directly above some text of, "Nova, Frontline, The McLaughlin Group, The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross, PBS Newshour, All the Michael Palin travel docs - just a few of the shows I watched on WSRE." appearing directly above some text of, "When Bob Culkeen and Mary McLaughlin Riker started the PBS Nerd initiative - showing classic Doctor Who and Mystery Science Theatre 3000 - we worked together to launch it at Pensacon. I was asked to introduce and moderate for the 'Mads' when Trace Beaulieu and Frank Conniff came to do a live movie riffing at the Amos Center at Pensacola State College." appearing directly above some text of, "When WSRE lost the rights to MST3K, we started lobbying to bring Nightmare Theatre to WSRE. Our man on the inside and eventual executive producer, Brent Burton, and Mary Riker kept the campaign up and eventually, we were green lit. Bob saw our vision when others didn't." appearing directly above some text of, "We ended up doing four seasons and becoming syndicated across the country. We get emails and DMs everyday asking about new episodes. People loved the show. It even got an innovation award from the State PBS association." appearing directly above some text of, "Thank you, Bob Culkeen. Your leadership made this happen." appearing directly above some text of, "None of it would have been possible without Brent, Ted King and our director who really got it - James Roy. James made us look so good. He made the show work in a way it hadn't before. When he left, Quentin stepped in and kept us looking great." appearing directly above some text of, "We loved our crew! And if you watch - many of them played roles on the show!" appearing directly above some text of, "I have to also thank Steve Wise, who helped us shoot a pilot that helped get us picked up - and you can see him as a hypnotized guy in the show's opening credits - along with Melissa Burton and my daughter Coco and her friend." appearing directly above some text of, "Shout out to Julio Diaz for being our Curator and bringing amazing props from the Merrill Movie Museum. And thanks to Burney, Collier and Will for supporting the show." appearing directly above some text of, "Mary Chism was our prop mistress and continuity person and Asa who did our wacky product graphics. Both were excellent." appearing directly above some text of, "Our awesome theme song by Nik Flagstar-Dudley explains the whole series premise so wonderfully." appearing directly above some text of, "Of course, I owe so much to Heather Huelsbeck Ensley, who supported me with love and encouragement and Coco, who always gets excited and embarrassed when I get recognized." appearing directly above some text of, "Lemmie Crews as Mittens is a real scene stealer. He did more without speaking than most actors who can talk... Our show and lives were better for him joining our troupe." appearing directly above some text of, "Shoutout to Jill Hubbs for taking over as General Manager and extending our run, as well as placing ads and making sure that for at least the next five years, we will still be available to other PBS stations." appearing directly above some text of, "I will close this out thanking the Lou Costello to my Bud Abbott; the Peaches to my Herb and the Perkins to my Sheriff Lobo, Chip and I operate from the same comedy base and we've been through so many crazy adventures in the nearly 40 years of our friendship. Chip Chism as El Sapo is the comic core of our show to my straight man demon." appearing directly above some text of, "Right now, the future of Nightmare Theatre is in question, but we're trying to find a way. This is not goodbye - it's a promise that you will see The Baron, El Sapo, Mittens and the Curator again in some form or another. We did it DIY for 20 years and if we have to, we can again." appearing directly above some text of, "So while this may be goodbye to WSRE, we're going to say it's just a hiatus for Nightmare Theatre." appearing directly some text of, "And one ironic note - if you want to catch up on our episodes, they are now airing M-F at 10 p.m. on WSRE and should remain on YouTube." appearing directly above some text of, "Again, thanks to all of you for watching and supporting. It means a lot. We love you all." appearing directly above some text of, "- Mike" appearing directly above a static image related to its administration this Wednesday.  

News for Tuesday, June 30th, 2026

• A certain Facebook page related to WZEW-FM appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "92ZEW" appearing directly above some text of, "6h" appearing directly above some text of, "The excitement is palpable." appearing directly above a video (with certain parts such as some resembling some text of, "THE EXCITEMENT NEVER STOPS" appearing directly above some text of, "IN THE 92ZEW STUDIO" appearing directly above some text of, "NEIGHBORHOOD..." related to its administration this Tuesday.

• A certain World Wide Web site related to WKRG-TV appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "MOBILE COUNTY" appearing directly above some text of, "Mobile SPCA mourns loss of executive director Janine Woods" appearing directly above some text of, "by: Devon Walsh" appearing directly above some text of, "Posted: Jun 29, 2026 / 05:00 PM CDT" appearing directly above some text of, "Updated: Jun 29, 2026 / 05:07 PM CDT" appearing directly above some text of, "SHARE" appearing indirectly above some text of, "MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG-TV) — It is with great sadness that we share the news that Janine Woods, the Executive Director of the Mobile SPCA, has passed away.  Woods died last week after a prolonged illness at the age of 72." appearing directly above some text of, "Woods was a regular contributor to WKRG’s Pet of the Week segment, which airs in our 9 a.m. and noon newscasts every Monday. She led the Mobile SPCA for over four decades." the Monday of the twenty-ninth day of this June.  

• A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had least one section or page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "WRKH-HD2 + W258AY/Mobile, Alabama Legal IDs - June 29, 2026" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "77 views Jun 29, 2026); at least one section or page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "WWF Smackdown 10/4/2001 Mobile Civic Center Opener" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "98 views  Jun 29, 2026" appearing directly above some text of, "It's Thursday night and you know what that means it's WWF Smackdown from the Mobile Civic Center in Mobile, Alabama and it's a massive show with Edge and The APA vs Christian, X-Pac and Albert in a 6 Man Tag Team Match, Big Show and Spike Dudley vs The Hurricane and Mike Awesome, Rob Van Dam vs Kurt Angle, Tazz vs Maven, Booker T vs Kane and The Rock, Chris Jericho and Mike Chioda vs The Dudley Boyz and Nick Patrick in a 6 Man Tag Team Match what a night it's going to be on WWF Smackdown with commentary by Jim Ross and Paul Heyman with Tony Chimel as ring announcer this is WWF Smackdown on UPN enjoy the video."; and at least one section or page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "Val Venis vs Steven Richards W/ Victoria (WWE Raw 5/26/03)" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "110 views  Jun 11, 2026  MOBILE" appearing directly above some text of, " 'The Big Valbowski' Val Venis Formerly Known as Chief Morley takes on Steven Richards accompanied by Victoria in a Singles Match, Live from the May 26th, 2003 Episode of WWE Monday Night Raw at the Mobile Civic Center in Mobile, Alabama. " this Tuesday.   

Commentary: Possible reason for possible (future) shuttering of "social" (or anti-social) World Wide Web sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Reddit, Twitter/X, Mastodon, and Bluesky and possible (future) shuttering of all comment sections and special features for either "liking" or "disliking" on certain sites with "social" (or anti-social) features such as Flickr and YouTube

Sexual harassment against broadcasters (or people or creatures of any position) in comment sections.

(suggestion #1: report any harassment of the kind mentioned before this suggestion earlier in this paragraph to administrators or company officials of any of the kinds of sites mentioned in the name of this commentary) 

(suggestion #2: alternatives to comment sections and "liking" or "disliking" for sites such as Flickr and YouTube (specifically private messaging for those sites such as electronic mail/e-mail)) 

Commentary: Un-vegetarian/un-vegan/un-friendly-to-sea-creatures/un-friendly-to-admirers-of-sea-creatures promotion on a certain Facebook page related to a certain TV station (with a news operation) near southwest Alabama named WEAR-TV

• A certain Facebook page related to WEAR-TV appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "WEAR ABC 3 News, Pensacola" appearing directly above some text of, "2h" appearing directly above some text of, "Have you reeled in any big catches lately? Please submit your pictures to https://weartv.com/chimein for a chance to be on air." appearing directly above static imagery related to its administration the Sunday of the twenty-eighth day of this June. 

News for Monday, June 29th, 2026

• A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had at least one section of page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "Reba on the Gulf Coast WB 2004 Promo" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "14 views 11 hours ago") this Monday (note: when WFNA-TV was formerly known as WBPG-TV, there was often TV programming related to it (such as advertisements) involving audible and visual mentionings of "the Gulf Coast WB [or The Gulf Coast CW]").  

• A certain Facebook page related to WNSP-FM appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "WNSP 105.5 FM" appearing directly above some text of, "1h" appearing directly above some text of, "Former Alabama Football and St. Paul's Episcopal School star cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis joined The Opening Kickoff this morning to talk about his recovery from injury, hopes to join a team this season, and much more! Check it out here:" appearing directly above a hyperlink (connected to a certain part of a certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "Spotify") involving a static mage appearing directly to the left of some text of, "Jalyn Armour-Davis - The Opening Kickoff" appearing directly above some text of, "WNSP - Mobile, AL · Episode") related to its administration this Monday (update for Monday, June 29th, 2026: a certain Facebook page related to WNSP-FM appeared to have had at least one section or part involving groups of text such as some text of, "WNSP 105.5 FM" appearing directly above some text of, "1h" appearing directly above some text of, "Amanda Mills of Athlete's Choice PT has been joining The Opening Kickoff every week to break down misconceptions about physical therapy and how she can help you and your high school athlete!" appearing directly above a video related to its administration this Monday).