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Shows; photo ops with Bravolebs; themed photos and immersive experiences; themed bars (for 21+ attendees) and Bravo Bazaar shopping. Where to buy BravoCon 2022 tickets? Tickets can be purchased on the official BravoCon 2022 website. However, be warned: they're selling out fast! What's the daily schedule breakdown for BravoCon 2022 ? Friday: Housewife2Housewife, Panel 1: Housewives from coast-to-coast Jennifer Aydin, Cynthia Bailey, Candiace Dillard-Bassett, Lisa Hochstein, Caroline Stanbury and Sutton Stracke join to spill about their shows through a series of games that will reveal common experiences, favorite moments, and surprising friendships. Ask Andy, Panel 1: Host and executive producer, Andy Cohen, will answers fans' burning questions, spilling piping hot tea along the way. Thrills In Beverly Hills, Presented by TRESemme: The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast members Garcelle Beauvais, Erika Girardi, Dorit Kemsley, Crystal Kung Minkoff, Kyle Richards and Sutton Stracke will reveal how they balance their ever-evolving friendships with the demands of their fabulous, personal lives. Bravo Family Game Night, Presented by State Farm: Some of your favorite Bravo family members Kandi Burruss, Mama Joyce, Aunt Nora Wilcox, and Aunt Bertha Jones; Dolores Catania, Frank Catania and Frankie Catania; Caroline Manzo, Chris Manzo and Albie Manzo; and Shep Rose and Marcie Hobbs compete against each other in a series of fun games to determine who the ultimate Bravo family really is. Nicole Weingart/Bravo Below Deck Crew Oughta Know, Presented by State Farm: Get to know that crew that really keeps the Below Deck ships sailing as Mzi "Zee" Dempers, Daisy Kelliher, Gary King, Fraser Olender, Aesha Scott and Courtney Veale spill all the tea on their wild experiences and compare notes on their respective captains. Bravo2Bravo, Panel 1: An unexpected group of Bravolebs including Josh Altman, Toya Bush-Harris, Golnesa Gharachedaghi, Lindsay Hubbard, Daisy Kelliher, Naomie Olindo and Shep Rose come together to talk about their respective shows and play revealing games. Bravo's Most Golden Moments Power Hour, Presented by Lay's: The Real Housewives legends Teresa Giudice, Karen Huger, Dorinda Medley, and Jill Zarin will look back at some of the most iconic Housewives moments in history and share some of their favorite memories. Right the Relationship: Some of Bravo's biggest flirts Heather Gay, Golnesa Gharachedaghi, Brandi Glanville, Vicki Gunvalson, Gary King, Austen Kroll and Anisha Ramakrishna analyze each other's past relationships and give advice from their own experiences. Diving Into Dubai: The newest additions to the Real Housewives franchise, Sara Al Madani, Nina Ali, Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Lesa Milan and Caroline Stanbury sit down to dish on their first season, reveal other Housewives they've connected with, and share what sets them apart from the rest. Modern Love: Have a date night with some of Bravo's favorite couples Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke, Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker, Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover, Melissa Gorga and Joe Gorga, Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke, Amrit Kapai and Nicholas Kouchoukos, and Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval as they reveal the highs and lows of sharing their relationship on screen.

Emporia State Federal Credit Union, originally known as the Emporia Consumers Federal Credit Union, was granted a charter to serve a “field of membership” on July 26, 1937 under the provisions of an act established by the 73rd Congress. At that time, the field of membership was limited to employees of two Emporia cooperatives (the Emporia Consumers Grocery Cooperative and the Lyon County Oil Cooperative). There were 26 original members whose assets totaled $28.88 and the credit union was located in the Coop Grocery Store at the corner of 7th and Commercial in Emporia.In the early 1950’s the grocery store burned down. Kay Wolff Heaney was the Treasurer at the time and it was decided that the credit union would be temporarily moved to her home on Arundel. In June of 1957, the Emporia State College employees were added to the field of membership and the name was changed to Emporia State College Employees and Consumers Federal Credit Union. So began a long and fruitful relationship with what is now known as Emporia State University. In 1962, when Charles Tucker took over as Treasurer for Kay Heaney, the credit union moved to Room 136 in the new Science Hall on the Kansas State Teachers College campus – which was next door to his office. With time comes change. And, while the credit union philosophy flourished, a final name change came in August, 1974 to what we know today – Emporia State Federal Credit Union. In that same year, Don Cravens, the Personnel Manager at the college, was hired as a paid, part-time manager and the credit union moved to a small room next to his office in Plumb Hall.In 1976, assets reached one million dollars.In 1981, Wilma Cravens was hired as the manager and the credit union moved to the 1st floor in the ESU Memorial Union.The credit union continued to grow, adding the school districts of Greenwood, Coffey, Chase, Osage and Morris counties in 1982. In 1985, checking accounts were added and the credit union moved off campus to 116 W. 12th.In 1988, a merger with Lyon County Teachers

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DeNicolo into sexual acts in 2004.Ferguson, 54, who has helmed The Mix’s morning program for 25 years, was taken off the air after the Tribune broke news of DeNicolo’s allegations late last month. He is expected to be off the air through October, according to last week’s email Hubbard sent its employees that is referenced in McGurren’s lawsuit.DeNicolo, a former assistant producer of “Eric in the Morning,” sued Ferguson in May alleging he demanded she perform oral sex for an eight-month period in 2004 using the code words “I need a backrub.” DeNicolo, 43, said in her suit Ferguson tormented her for years afterward and blocked raises and promotions until she was laid off in May 2020.Lawyers for Ferguson filed a motion in August to dismiss DeNicolo’s lawsuit against him, saying Ferguson “emphatically denies the existence of a sexual relationship” with DeNicolo “as well as engaging in the other conduct alleged in the complaint.”Hubbard said it “took steps immediately to investigate” DeNicolo’s claims. “An internal investigation and an independent external investigation found no evidence to corroborate allegations of illegal workplace conduct,” Hubbard said in a statement to the media last month.Days later, on Sept. 30, DeNicolo filed a $10 million defamation suit against Hubbard. She said in that suit “if Hubbard Radio had conducted an honest investigation with the intent of learning the truth, then Hubbard Radio would have learned (to the extent it did not already know) that DeNicolo’s complaints against Ferguson are true.”One exhibit in DeNicolo’s defamation suit