WELDERS NEEDED STARTING AT $22+/HR PERM

Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation of America is hiring welders for our facility in Newnan, Georgia, due to our continued growth. We are looking for hardworking dedicated people! Benefits include insurance, 401k, profit sharing, tuition reimbursement, and more.

“Working at Yamaha has given me an awesome career trajectory. My job has given me financial stability, which has enabled me to have two kids in college right now.”

– Antoine H. Welding Supervisor

Full-time benefits include:

• Health Insurance, Dental and Vision

• 401K

• Profit Sharing

• Tuition Reimbursement

• Local Discounts

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Secret Invasion (series premiere June 21) – Samuel Jackson returns to the role of Nick Fury in this thriller about the shapeshifting Skrulls who have, you guessed it, engaged in a secret invasion. Joining him in his quest is Talos the Untamed (played by gifted actor Ben Mendelsohn). The cast is deep with Oscar-winner Olivia Colman playing a special agent, “Game of Thrones” star Emilia Clarke as Talos’ daughter G’iah, and the welcomed return of Cobie Smulders as former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill. This series looks gritty and is cast in the vein of “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” as private eye Barnaby Jones. Some of you might remember the popular CBS series that ran until 1980. Watching this one could be fun, especially since Peacock reintroduced the episodic mystery format with the excellent “Poker Face.”

Theatrical Teasers:

Strays (June 9) – Will Ferrell voices a dog named Reggie in this R-rated story of an abandoned canine who joins other strays to get back at his insensitive former owner. Jamie Fox is also part of the voice cast.

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (June 9) – Are audiences ready for another outing of the transforming robots? 2018’s “Bumblebee” was a good “spin-off” and may have helped get this franchise back on track. Hopefully, this mechanical “beast wars” narrative will firmly put 2017’s “Transformers: The Last Knight” in the rearview.

The Blackening (June 14) – Director Tim Story (see “Barbershop” and “Ride Along”) tackles the horror-comedy genre with this high-concept mashup. In “The Blackening,” seven friends get trapped in a cabin with a killer, and blood-soaked, comic hilarity ensues.

surrounding criminal allegations involving star Ezra Miller, audiences will finally get this big-budgeted superhero epic featuring not only the Flash but a couple of Batmen as well. While DC’s “Shazam” sequel proved weak and forgettable, this film and “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” scheduled for December hope to compete with the flagging Marvel franchise.

Asteroid City (June 23) – Word is strong for director Wes Anderson’s follow-up to 2021’s uneven anthology film “The French Dispatch.” “Asteroid City” features many of Anderson’s regulars (like Jason Schwartzman) together with a few new faces, including Tom Hanks. The colorfully presented story has a Junior Stargazer convention disrupted by world-changing events. Could it be a visit from aliens?

Barnaby Jones 1973 (seasons 1 through 8) – Throwback time! No, this isn’t a reboot. Prime will carry all eight seasons of Buddy Ebsen

The Flash (June 16) – After waiting for the controversy to die down