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Two years ago, Mark Ballard, CEO of 89.1 Power FM in Lorain, took home the station’s first Stellar Award for Medium Market of the Year.

This year, the station claimed a similar honor, but on a much larger stage.

The station won Top Market of the Year at the 39th annual Stellar Awards, Ballard said.

On Aug. 18, the station will host a celebratory Summer Slam event at Faith Ministries Christian Church, 1306 Euclid Ave. in Lorain.

“We’re the top gospel music station in the country this year for the Stellar Awards,” Ballard said. “The Stellar Awards, or the gospel music awards, is our equivalent to the Grammys for gospel music.

“They go for radio and for artists. We came out as the number one station in the country.”

The event will come complete with a concert for listeners to view…

Tech giants Google and Microsoft each consumed 24 TWh each of electricity during 2023, surpassing the consumption of more than 100 countries, new research has claimed.

Analysis by Michael Thomas, shared on X, claims both Google and Microsoft consumed the same amount of energy as Azerbaijan, which has an estimated GDP of $78.7 billion. Google’s 2023 revenue stood at $307.4 billion, and Microsoft’s at $211.9 billion.

Spoiler Warning: This article contains spoilers for episode 4 of Power Book II: Ghost, season 4.

As we approach the mid-season finale of Power Book II: Ghost, anyone can — and will — get dropped at any time. In the last episode, the Tejada family dinner turned into a brawl, leaving Diana and Dru to flee without a to-go plate. On the run, being tailed by their brother Cane looking to shoot them dead, the pair also have to worry about Tariq coming for them. All the plotting the siblings did in season 3 finally came back to bite them, and it played out in this week’s episode, The Reckoning.

Stars LaToya Tonodeo and Lovell Adams-Gray chatted with CNET about their roles as Diana and Dru, this episode’s big moments and how they really feel about Mary J. Blige’s Monet Tejada. 

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John Cruz is one of the big thinkers at GPA and says Guam’s ahead of the curve for ensuring our system is sustainable. “Getting the proper controls and proper battery storage, that all amounts to making that transition seamless, and you’re not destroying your grid. You’re not making it less resilient or less reliable,” he shared.