Stan Smith

Knoxville

Anchor at WATE-TV (Knoxville, TN)

Anchor of the morning news @6News, tweeter of mostly sports | Gamecock grad

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Articles

Precision livestock farming advances swine health and welfare

2 weeks ago | ocj.com | Jason Hartschuh |Stan Smith

By Jason HartschuhPrecision Livestock Farming utilizes sensor-based technology for real-time livestock monitoring for individual livestock care and management. For swine, these sensors include fixed, mobile, and wearable sensors that work together to monitor the animals and improve welfare. Estrus monitoringWhen using artificial insemination, detecting estrus is critical so that insemination can be timed appropriately.
Making sure your heart is healthy for the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon

3 weeks ago | wate.com | Stan Smith

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Preparing your body for the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon is a job in itself, and making sure your heart’s health is in its prime condition will help you well beyond the 26.2 miles of the race. 6 News’s Stan Smith spoke with a cardiologist to get advice about how to make sure your heart is in the right condition to compete.
Expert shares credit card points can help you save money on your next vacation

Oct 24, 2024 | wate.com | Stan Smith |Hope McAlee

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — When planning your next vacation, you may want to use points from your credit cards that you’ve built up over time. If you want to build up points and use them the right way, one travel expert we spoke to said you should think of your wallet as the cast of ‘Friends’. “If people are going to take one thing from this conversation, its earn points that are transferable. Think of them as the main cast of Friends. You want Ross and Rachel.
LCU breaks ground on $7M RIP Griffin Center expansion

Jun 13, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith |Urijah Jaushlin

LUBBOCK, Texas— On Thursday afternoon, Lubbock Christian University hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the RIP Griffin Center expansion. This project will include two basketball practice courts, a new weight room, a new training room and an office space for coaches. The project is set to cost around 7 million dollars and is expected to be finished in 2025.
Senior Spotlight: Lubbock-Cooper’s Timothy Haynes

May 23, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith

LUBBOCK – Lubbock Cooper’s Timothy Haynes has a knack for putting on a show whenever he steps onto the mound, or at the plate. “It’s like a second lifestyle to me, always playing and always working at it,” said Haynes. In many ways, he’s been the heartbeat of the Pirate baseball team in 2024, and has helped lead this team to the 5A Regional Semifinals for the third year in a row. “A lot of people will feed off my energy and I feel like I was able to bring the energy that day,” said Haynes.
Senior Spotlight: Estacado’s Kei’Sean Harris

May 21, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith

LUBBOCK- Kei’Sean Harris exemplified what it means to be a leader for Estacado High School. The senior was a captain for the football and basketball teams, and was selected as a scholar athlete by the Texas Tech chapter of the National Football Foundation in April. “It means a lot, it shows my coaches and teammates trust in me to lead the team and somebody they can depend on,” said Harris. “I try to lead by example because you can’t tell anybody to do something that you ain’t doing.
Senior Spotlight: New Deal’s Slade Martin

May 9, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith

NEW DEAL, Texas- Slade Martin makes his presence felt on and off the playing field for New Deal High School. Martin racked up more than 1,100 yards and scored 21 touchdowns at running back, and tallied more than 100 tackles at linebacker for the Lions, en route to being named District MVP. Off the field, Martin was named a scholar athlete by the Texas Tech chapter of the National Football Foundation.
Former Red Raider, Monterey star looks to break through to the NFL

Apr 25, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith

LUBBOCK- By the time the NFL Draft wraps up, 257 college football players will have heard their names called, fulfilling a life-long dream. One of those hopefuls, is former Texas Tech receiver, and Monterey High School graduate Xavier White. He’s been proving people wrong his entire playing career, and doesn’t plan to stop any time soon. “It’s been a fun journey, something to tell later in the future,” said White.
Texas Tech wife and NC State husband's marriage tested by March Madness

Mar 22, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith |Christianna Barbosa

LUBBOCK, Texas — Stacia and Kevin Wetherington who live in the Steel City haven’t had much reason to butt heads with their sports teams during their marriage. That was, until Selection Sunday. “We love Texas Tech… but not tonight,” joked Kevin, earning a playful nudge from Stacia. As the brackets unfolded and matchups revealed, Pittsburgh was the first mention. Then the bombshell dropped, sparking mixed feelings for the couple: Texas Tech versus NC State.
Shallowater races past Jim Ned for 3A Region 1 title

Feb 24, 2024 | everythinglubbock.com | Stan Smith

LUBBOCK- The Shallowater Fillies’ playoff run continues, as they took down Jim Ned 43-37 Saturday afternoon to win the 3A Region 1 championship. “To see them show resolve and fight to come back and say we’re going to maintain the Fillie tradition, they surprise me but they don’t surprise me,” said Shallowater head coach Kurt Richardson after the victory. “They never say ‘die’, they just want to win.