Rain, rain all around, but little near the Hester household. Prospects for rain in the area good over the next week, with forecast ranging from 50% to 80% chance and wind gust up to 22 mph today. Heavy rain in some nearby communities over the past 24 hours, but only about a tenth recorded at the local airport as of early Tuesday. Thunderstorms are expected to continue today with rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches in some areas of southeastern NC.
Good news for BladenOnline. BO “had the 10th most visits for a week in history with 35,300 and were within about 1,000 page views of cracking the Top 10 in that category”.
“For the first 21 days of July 2018, BladenOnline had 455,296 page views. That’s only 13,290 page views less than the entire month of July 2017. There were 10 days left in July 2018” as of July 21st. An outside source provides the numbers.
July 15-21
Page views: 165,444
Visits: 35,300
Year Ago
Page views: 121,950
Visits: 24,750
BladenOnline All-Time High
Weekly page views, 244,623: April 8-14, 2018
Weekly visits, 50,291: April 8-14, 2018
Daily page views, 59,717: May 12, 2017
MOST READ STORIES
13,003: Judge apologizes for not being fair in hog industry lawsuit
7,018: Bladen County Sheriff’s Office makes drug arrest
6,251: Search warrant leads to recovery of stolen weapons
5,000: Man arrested for prescription drug abuse
4,832: Opinion – Hog trial misleading, living high on the hog isn’t for everyone
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