PJ Heussner
Weekend Anchor and Weekday Reporter at KWKT-TV (Waco,TX)
@KWKTFOX44 Weekend Anchor/Weekday Reporter / SHSU Alumna / professional yapper
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1 week ago |
fox44news.com | PJ Heussner
Fort Cavazos, TX (FOX 44) – Fort Cavazos opened its gates for the III Armored Corps Media Day!It’s not too often the average civilian gets to see an Abrams main battle tank in action, but FOX 44 News got an inside look. For these Fort Cavazos Soldiers in the 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team in the 1st Cavalry Division, it’s an-every day, all day occasion–for training purposes.
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1 month ago |
myhighplains.com | PJ Heussner
Weather AlertRed Flag Warning: Armstrong County, Bailey County, Briscoe County, Carson County, Castro County, Dallam County, Deaf Smith County, Floyd County, Hale County, Hartley County, Hutchinson County, Lamb County, Moore County, Oldham County, Palo Duro Canyon, Parmer County, Potter County, Randall County, Swisher County
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1 month ago |
fox44news.com | PJ Heussner
CENTRAL TEXAS (FOX 44) – On Wednesday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 25 new requests for assistance on wildfires burning 3,320 acres across the state. The dry and windy conditions Central Texas is seeing creates the perfect environment for a wildfire to thrive. Once a fire starts, there isn’t really anything you can do–but the key is prevention. Scorching homes, destroying wildlife, wreaking havoc on forests and vegetation–wildfires know no boundaries.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | PJ Heussner
CENTRAL TEXAS (FOX 44) – On Wednesday, Texas A&M Forest Service responded to 25 new requests for assistance on wildfires burning 3,320 acres across the state. The dry and windy conditions Central Texas is seeing creates the perfect environment for a wildfire to thrive. Once a fire starts, there isn’t really anything you can do–but the key is prevention. Scorching homes, destroying wildlife, wreaking havoc on forests and vegetation–wildfires know no boundaries.
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1 month ago |
conchovalleyhomepage.com | PJ Heussner
Lacy Lakeview, TX (FOX 44)- The Texas A&M Forest Service has awarded $2.1 million in grants to volunteer fire departments across the state. The big boost in funding will help these fire departments buy lifesaving items necessary to fight fires safely and efficiently. The Lacy Lakeview Volunteer Fire Department’ is one recipient of the funding — awarded $25,000 for their hard work and dedication to protecting their community.
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Bring a reporter to work day at Fort Cavazos 😎 https://t.co/4sqepvbBHR
Do y’all hear that? It’s media day for us news folks at Fort Cavazos, but it’s just another day of training for them. More tonight at 5:30 and 6 on @KWKTFOX44 https://t.co/I1jrU0OCYB
🎯I pronounce names as they’re spelled and sometimes it gets me in accidental trouble 😅
Illiteracy is definitely showing up PROMINENTLY in the naming of kids There have been several instances where I have “mispronounced” a name because it doesn’t say what the namer or the kid thinks it says Me: that letter doesn’t make that sound
