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Dr. Thomas Freeman
Broadcast April2, 2010 Austin, TX





Dr. Thomas Freeman, famed professor and coach of the renowned Texas Southern University Debate Team, brought his world famous debate team to Austin, TX as part of the Central Texas Black Cultural and Health Festival which took place over Texas Relays Weekend. Freeman was the mentor of two of the greatest orators of our time -- Martin Luther King and Barbara Jordan. The team just returned from Berlin, Germany where they won 2nd place in the International Forensic Competition.
Live internet streaming courtesy of Lasting Value Broadcasting.



Beal Honored at SXSW with Dewey Winburne
Community Service Award

 Austin, TX-- Ten Austin-area leaders who are using the power of new media to improve Austin were honored at the SXSW conference. The 10 Dewey honorees for 2010 are Meredith Beal (Lasting Value), Stacy Bouwman (Skillpoint Alliance), Sue Cole (River City Youth Foundation), Dario "Marty" Martinez (Eastside Memorial High School), Gordon Montgomery (gmeta.com), Melanie Moore (Badgerdog Literary Publishing), Maria Morrissey (Austin Kiva Group), David Neff (Lights.Camera.Help.), Ken Starks (The Helios Project), and Angela-Jo Touza-Medina (caritasofaustin.org).


Beal Guest on PBS'
"Insight with Mary Beth Harrell"
Texas State Representative Donna Howard & Meredith Beal


Mary Beth Harrell hosts a discussion on the topic
"Where have all the leaders gone?"
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Hamilton, Texas Proclaims
Meredith Beal Day
Hamilton, TX Mayor Roy Rumsey presents Meredith Beal with a proclamation proclaiming September 14, 2007 Meredith Beal Day in the City of Hamilton, TX
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Texas State Representative Sid Miller
presents Beal with a proclamation honoring his selection as Texas Broadcaster of the Year.
News

Beal & Other Texas Broadcasters Meet With Texas Congressional Delegation in Nation's Capitol
Washington, DC -- Lasting Value Chairman Meredith Beal, appointed to the Board of Directors of the Texas Associaton of Broadcasters (TAB) last year, joined other Texas broadcasters on a trip to Washington, D.C. where they met with Senate and House members from Texas. The 15-member TAB delegation met with 29 Texas Members of Congress Full Story...

Austin American-Statesman Features Beal & KCLW
Austin, TX -- Meredith Beal and radio station KCLW graced the front page of the Life & Arts section of the Sunday Austin American-Statesman newspaper. The spread covered the front and back pages of the pullout section, took a good look at the station's format, listeners and staff and provided an interesting profile of Beal's media career. Full Story...

Lifelong Educator Honored by School Naming
Ft. Worth, TX -- Congratulations to Mrs. Harlean Beal, recently immortalized in Texas State education history by having the school where she was principal for so many years renamed to Harlean Berry Beal Elementary School. The citizens of the community mounted a grass-roots campaign and collected enough signatures to petition the school board to make the change--a rare honor for someone still alive. Hats off to Mrs. Beal! Full Story...

KCLW Featured Cover Story in Houston Chronicle's Texas Magazine
Houston, TX -- Small-town flavor reaches the big city as Houston, the state's largest metropolis has listeners longing for the hometown flavor of Lasting Value's KCLW 900AM. The station, which is located in Hamilton, TX, about 200 miles northwest of Houston, actually is outside of Houston's listening range. Nevertheless, KCLW was front-page news in the Sunday magazine section of the city's biggest newspaper, the Houston Chronicle. Full Story...