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Ted Fortenberry

Ted Fortenberry

Vice President & General Manager at WLBT-TV

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  • English
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  • Non-Editorial

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Recent Articles

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Consider This: Tourism Funding for LeFleur’s Bluff - WLBT

The Governor needs to stop his political shenanigans and support growing tourism across the entire state, including LeFleur’s Bluff.
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Consider This: Working Together - WLBT

Words matter. They can be painful. They can be harmful. And they are powerful.
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Consider This: Jackson’s Water Crisis

The current administration has mismanaged the situation over the past five years, but the water operations didn’t get into this condition overnight.
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Consider This: Jackson’s Water Crisis - WLBT

We have shared many times the list of core functions of city government. Providing reliable, safe water is included in that list of priorities.
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Consider This: Jackson Leadership Is Failing

Based on the turnout for recent elections, it seems Jacksonians have given up.
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Consider This: Teacher Pay, ARPA Funds and the State Income Tax

There is lots of activity happening at the state capitol this week.
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Consider This: Pass Medical Marijuana Legislation

It has been more than a year since Mississippians voted overwhelmingly to allow medical marijuana.
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Consider This: Jackson Property Management

One item that has gotten quite a bit of attention lately is the terrible condition of many city properties.
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Consider This: Leadership Failure

Instead of acting like fools, these elected leaders need to work together, discuss, debate, and come up with solutions amicably and respectfully.
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Consider This: Reducing Crime Takes Leadership

The city is on track to have its deadliest year ever and it appears the prevention efforts by city leaders are doing little to stop the violence.