Jannay Towne
Anchor and Reporter at WHO-TV (Des Moines, IA)
Anchor/Reporter @who13news and KDSM Fox 17. Tweets, views and dachshund pictures are my own.
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2 weeks ago |
kdsm17.com | Jannay Towne
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — The knives will come out this week in Wisconsin when hundreds of throwers compete at the World Axe and Knife Throwing Championships this week. Ten Iowans from Ironside Axe Club in West Des Moines qualified for the event. “This is our first time actually competing in Worlds,” said Kody ‘Bear’ Boyle. “I’m really excited. Nervous, but excited,” added Ashley Briggs. The couple competes in knife duals and are about to face off with the best of the best in the sport.
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3 weeks ago |
who13.com | Jannay Towne
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — The knives will come out this week in Wisconsin when hundreds of throwers compete at the World Axe and Knife Throwing Championships this week. Ten Iowans from Ironside Axe Club in West Des Moines qualified for the event. “This is our first time actually competing in Worlds,” said Kody ‘Bear’ Boyle. “I’m really excited. Nervous, but excited,” added Ashley Briggs. The couple competes in knife duals and are about to face off with the best of the best in the sport.
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2 months ago |
who13.com | Jannay Towne
DES MOINES, Iowa — JROTC cadets train with military precision. The high school program prepares them for future careers both in and out of the uniform. Hours before the first bell rings at Central Campus, cadets from the Marine Corps JROTC line up for inspection. They march in the gym in steps and formations that are drilled into them. “The first couple of weeks, I was not very good at drilling. It was definitely a little rough,” said Cadet 1st LT Madison Elg.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Jannay Towne
DES MOINES, Iowa — JROTC cadets train with military precision. The high school program prepares them for future careers both in and out of the uniform. Hours before the first bell rings at Central Campus, cadets from the Marine Corps JROTC line up for inspection. They march in the gym in steps and formations that are drilled into them. “The first couple of weeks, I was not very good at drilling. It was definitely a little rough,” said Cadet 1st LT Madison Elg.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
kdsm17.com | Jannay Towne
DES MOINES, Iowa — Des Moines’ art scene is gaining momentum with a program that supports artists with disabilities and mental health conditions. In the heart of the city, you’ll find a creative workspace like no other, showcasing hundreds of local and up-and-coming artists. Mainframe Studios is the largest non-profit art studio space in the country. Inside the eye-catching building on Keo Way, one studio is drawing artists of all talents and walks of life.
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A personal update: I am exiting the local television industry at the end of the month. I have nothing but love and appreciation for my colleagues at @WHO13news, especially @MurphyKeith and @johnsears. If interested, here’s further explanation. Thank you. https://t.co/iXDLjN6pqb
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