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6
Mar

“JobingTV” Moves to AZTV – Channel 27/Cable 13; Jobing.com’s Hit Employment Television Show Extends Reach to Local Communities

   Posted by: admin   in Kingman Az Jobs

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) February 18, 2005

Jobing.com, Arizona’s leading locally focused job board, announced today it will move it’s top-rated employment television show, JobingTV, from Cox Channel 7 to KAZ-TV (AZ-TV), Channel 27/Cable 13 later this month and will increase show times from twice to three times weekly. The transition from Cox Communications’ community access channel to one of Arizona’s newest broadcast networks will enable more residents throughout Arizona to view JobingTV. In addition to air times Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 10:00 PM on AZ-TV, JobingTV can also be viewed on Cox Channel 11 in Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler and Glendale at various times throughout the week as well as streaming 24 hours per day, 7 days per week on Jobing.com.

“Our decision to move JobingTV from Cox7 to AZ-TV helps broaden the reach of the show,” stated Brian Eastwood, Director of Communications for Jobing.com. He continued, “AZ-TV offers Jobing.com a more diverse audience through broadcast, cable and satellite television which expands our product reach to job seekers and ultimately drives better results for those employers looking for qualified local talent.”

“We are delighted to have the highly viewed JobingTV programs joining the KAZ-TV (AZ-TV) line-up. As the only locally owned TV station in Arizona, we are proud to be a TV partner with one of the nation’s top recruitment firms, Jobing.com, headquartered right here in Phoenix” … said AZ-TV’s VP-General Manager/Partner, Ron Bergamo.

Employers interested in learning more about Jobing.com and JobingTV may contact Aaron Bare, Media Director at 602.200.6735 for details.

About Jobing.com

Jobing.com is one of the nation’s leading, locally focused employment products. Currently serving the states of Arizona, Colorado, Florida, New Mexico, and Rhode Island, Jobing.com provides online solutions for local employers for recruitment (online job postings and resume database searching) and provides additional services including resume services, Career Expos (public job fairs), JobingTV (a locally focused employment television show), Online Job Fairs (including employer video streaming), an Educational Resource Center (highlighting schools of higher education and developmental programs), and HR Websites (corporate career center hosting and applicant tracking system) among others. For more information about Jobing.com, visit http://www.jobing.com.

About AZ-TV

KAZ-TV (AZ-TV) is Arizona’s only locally owned TV station. From Phoenix to Prescott; from Yuma to Kingman, AZ-TV’s twelve translators cover most all of Arizona; over-the-air and on cable. Its mission is to provide TV viewers with high quality locally produced programs, local and regional sports, family-friendly comedies and dramas, movies, news, specials, and community service public service announcements and sponsorships. AZ-TV is what TV used to be and should always be: Local, responsive, caring, informative, diverse, family-friendly; In short, a proud community asset.

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16
Feb

Fastest Growing Communities In The United States

   Posted by: admin   in Kingman Communities

On August 21, 2006, the United States Census Bureau released data ranking the population growth of major metropolitan areas (population of 50,000 or more), as well as micropolitan areas (population of more than 10,000 but less than 50,000) in the nation. Two lists are provided in this article. The first list ranks the top 15 metropolitan areas, and the second list ranks the top 15 micropolitan areas.
Communities were ranked based on their percentage change in population from April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2005. Listed below are the top 15 metropolitan areas in the United States, followed by the number of people added from 2000 to 2005, and the percent increase in population since April 1, 2000.
1. St. George, Utah: 28,531 (31.6% increase)
2. Greeley, Colorado: 48,082 (26.6% increase)
3. Las Vegas-Paradise, Nevada: 334,813 (24.3% increase)
4. Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida: 103,870 (23.6 increase)
5. Bend, Oregon: 26,015(22.5% increase)
6. Naples-Marco Island, Florida: 55,865 (22.2% increase)
7. Provo-Orem, Utah: 76,073 (20.2% increase)
8. Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, California: 655,133 (20.1% increase)
9. Port St. Lucie-Fort Pierce, Florida: 61,607 (19.3% increase)
10. Raleigh-Cary, North Carolina: 152,655 (19.2% increase)
11. McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Texas: 108,812 (19.1% increase)
12. Gainesville, Georgia: 26,456 (19.0% increase)
13. Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, Arizona: 613,201 (18.9% increase)
14. Prescott, Arizona: 31,1841 (18.6% increase)
15. Stockton, California: 100,518 (17.8% increase)
Of the metropolitan areas, San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos (California) region ranked #197 by adding 119,629 people over the past 5 years (4.3% increase since 2000).
Listed below are the top 15 micropolitan areas (population of more than 10,000 but less than 50,000)in the United States, followed by the number people added from 2000 to 2005, and the percent increase in population since April 1, 2000.
1. Palm Coast, Florida: 26,578 (53.3% increase)
2. Fernley, Nevada: 13,014 (37.7% increase)
3. Heber, Utah: 3,759 (24.7% increase)
4. Pahrump, Nevada:7,965 (24.5% increase)
5. Culpeper, Virginia: 8,268 (24.1% increase)
6. Lake Havasu City-Kingman, Arizona: 32,168 (20.7% increase)
7. The Villages, Florida: 10,837 (20.3% increase)
8. East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania: 24,547 (17.7% increase)
9. Granbury, Texas:7,599 (15.9% increase)
10. Daphne-Fairhope, Alabama: 22,171 (15.8% increase)
11. Bozeman, Montana: 10,379 (15.3% increase)
12. Prineville, Oregon: 2,883 (15.0% increase)
13. Statesville-Mooresville, North Carolina: 18,264 (14.9% increase)
14. Calhoun, Georgia: 6,175 (14.0% increase)
15. Gardnerville Ranchos, Nevada: 5,758 (14.0% increase)
Population growth can impact the supply, demand and pricing of real estate for affected areas. Be sure to consult a knowledgeable real estate agent before buying or selling real estate. For a detailed list of community rankings, visit the Census Bureau’s web site.

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