Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I have not read that story in the Walton Sun, but I don't believe that has been officially determined, nor officially announced that PCB would have direct flights to London.
At a recent Realtor tour of the new PCB airport, an airport committee member/Realtor did announce that they were hoping to be able to have international flights to London year round, and seasonal flights to Cananda. However, he also said that was not yet confirmed and at this time, it was still a hope in the planning stages.
The Walton Sun also recently reported something as fact, prior to any public official announcement that it was true. It turns out that it was indeed true, but in a newspaper, something like needs to also announce that it was rumor, or unofficial, yet to be confirmed. News is changing. Internet, msg boards, might be a good starting point for rumor turning fact, but everyone takes that with the knowledge that it is not factual news. It seems that some newspapers are putting this same slant in their reporting. My opinion is that a newspaper can write whatever they want, but just don't twist rumor to fact.
At a recent Realtor tour of the new PCB airport, an airport committee member/Realtor did announce that they were hoping to be able to have international flights to London year round, and seasonal flights to Cananda. However, he also said that was not yet confirmed and at this time, it was still a hope in the planning stages.
The Walton Sun also recently reported something as fact, prior to any public official announcement that it was true. It turns out that it was indeed true, but in a newspaper, something like needs to also announce that it was rumor, or unofficial, yet to be confirmed. News is changing. Internet, msg boards, might be a good starting point for rumor turning fact, but everyone takes that with the knowledge that it is not factual news. It seems that some newspapers are putting this same slant in their reporting. My opinion is that a newspaper can write whatever they want, but just don't twist rumor to fact.