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Spectrum donated $10,000 to Richland’s DrewBoy Creative through the 2021-22 Stand For The Arts Awards, a partnership with Ovation TV that recognizes local arts, cultural and educational organizations and programs. Since the initiative started in 2017, Ovation TV and Spectrum have given out 50 awards totaling $500,000 toward art education. DrewBoy Creative will use the grant to support the general operational health of the organization, as well as an art installation at the Union Gospel Mission.
Leslie Streeter joined Washington State University Tri-Cities as director of marketing and communication on May 9. She will oversee the campus’ advertising, marketing, public relations, social media and website with a focus on growing enrollment. Streeter comes to WSU Tri-Cities with a background in consumer and nonprofit marketing strategy and brand management. Streeter is a WSU alumna with bachelor’s degrees in communication and business administration/marketing. She is also a graduate of Leadership Tri-Cities Class XVIII, and serves as the organization’s board secretary. Streeter is a Tri-City native and lives in Richland.
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