Register & Bee Welcomes New General Manager/Advertising Director

Posted Monday, November 20, 2017 12:00 pm

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A veteran newspaper executive joined the Danville Register & Bee this week as general manager/advertising director.

Keven Todd, 59, started his new role at the newspaper on Monday, bringing nearly 40 years of publishing experience to the job.

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