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WCTE’s Becky Magura discusses the changes in television in the last 10 years.

It started out as black and white, and the size of a greeting card. And now many people love to watch it on a device the size of a greeting card. It is television. From three networks to the cable universe, to now content providers that can also send you copy paper and toilet paper. Television has evolved continually, but what we’ve seen in the last 10 years may be the biggest change of all. We continue our discussion with Becky Magura, she heads WCTE, but more than that, she serves as one of the national directors of public television. She is on the front line of the changing world of television.

Today In The Upper Cumberland airs each weekend as a way to introduce you to interesting people and subjects of interest to our community. Catch the show each Saturday morning at 6 on Rock 93-7, 106-9 Kicks Country, and at 8 on Lite Rock 95.9.

If you miss it Saturday, you can catch Today In The Upper Cumberland again, Sunday. The show airs Sunday morning at 7am on Rock 93-7 and News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, Sundays at Noon on News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, and Sunday night at 6pm on Lite Rock 95.9 and at 7pm on 106-9 Kicks Country.

Monterey to receive help with project to repair part of its I-40 lighting system

Get to know the Upperman boys and girls bowling teams with Sheila Scruggs.

13th Judicial District Criminal Court Judge Wesley Bray talks his time as judge.

This week, newly appointed 13th Judicial District Criminal Court Judge Wesley Bray joins Ben Rodgers to discuss the past six months of his time as a judge, the roles that he performs as a judge in the counties that he serves, and the transition from private practice to becoming a judge. That’s #TRENDING

New episodes every Friday at 8am on News Talk 94.1.

A new fee has been approved for renting the stage at Livingston’s Central Park.

Find out more about what Habitat For Humanity has in store for the new year.

The City of Cookeville has begun planning future developments for Dogwood Park.

Get your tickets for the Cookeville Leisure Services’ Father Daughter Date Night

Perimeter security installments have begun at several Putnam County schools.

Learn more about the Cookeville Children’s Theater’s history with Jennifer Welch