Menu
Search
tfcr728x90
take-your-business-to-the-next-level
Subscribe

Lee Miller

234 POSTS
Lee Miller was born in Denison, TX and grew up in East Texas with his family. He studied music education at Stephen F. Austin State University taking a job in television on his last day of student teaching. Lee also provides business authoritative expertise to the broadcast industry as a consultant. Presently he is CEO of MSG Resources LLC, which specializes in consulting within broadcast best practices, distribution technologies and media strategy mastery. - - - - - Lee Miller is a well-known veteran of the broadcast media industry with particular experience in leading for-profit and non-profit broadcasting organizations. His career began in Lufkin, Texas in the early 80’s where he progressed from studio operations to creative services and network management. Mr. Miller has since received various professional designations and memberships such as Society of Broadcast Engineers accredited frequency coordinator, The Energy Professionals Association Certified Energy Consultant, and National Religious Broadcasters Television Committee & past Chair. Lee also serves as the Executive Director of the Advanced Television Broadcasting Alliance, is a member of the Advanced Television Systems Committee and is proud to be part of Texas Association of Broadcasters Golden Mic Club, highlighting extraordinary careers in broadcasting. Continued engagement with his community is at the core of his business practices serving on the board of the Salvation Army and as keyboardist for the contemporary worship band at Harmony Hill Baptist Church. Lee lives near Lufkin Texas on one of his family’s tree farms located in the Texas Forest Country region north of Houston. He is married to Kenla and has two grown children, Joshua, COO of MSGPR Ltd Co and Morgan, a Critical Care ICU RN.

Exclusive articles:

Don’t Move Firewood, Prevent The Spread of Invasive Pests and Diseases

Farm & Garden Lee Miller -
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – As fall-like weather occurs across the state, Texas A&M Forest Service urges all Texans to help reduce the spread of oak...

How One Central Texas Company Cut Their Energy Costs by 20% with Amerigy Energy

Business Lee Miller -
Managing operational costs is critical for businesses of all sizes, from small enterprises to large commercial operations. Energy expenses often account for a significant...

Profit from Timber Harvest Provides Scholarships to College Students

Community Lee Miller -
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – More than $235,000 in scholarships will be available for students in the Forest Resource Track in the Texas A&M Department...

26th Annual Wildfire Academy Begins This Week at Camp Swift

Education Lee Miller -
BASTROP, Texas – The 26th annual Capital Area Interagency Wildfire and Incident Management Academy (CAIWA) begins at the Camp Swift National Guard Facility in...

Top 3 Reasons Your Electric Bill Might Be Higher Than Usual

Community Lee Miller -
Have you ever opened your electric bill and wondered why it’s higher than expected? While there could be a number of factors at play,...
1234...47Page 3 of 47

Breaking

Public Hearing Planned on US 59 Upgrade (Future I-69)

Community 0
LUFKIN – A public hearing on proposed improvements to US 59...

Cedar Fever Season Begins in Texas

Education 0
It’s time for Texans to brace for cedar fever...

Angelina College Athletics Weekly Update

Community 0
Hey, sports fans, Shands Gymnasium was rockin’ on Wednesday (with...

Christmas is Near and the Festivities Are Here

Counties 0
Christmas is only 15 days away! Crazy, right? It...
spot_imgspot_img

About us

Texas Forest Country Living is a digital online magazine featuring the lifestyle and community of the Texas Forest Country region. The Counties include Angelina County, Nacogdoches County, Sabine County, Tyler County, Newton County, San Jacinto County, San Augustine County, Jasper County, Houston County, Shelby County, Trinity County and Polk County

Company

The latest

National Day of Gingerbread Houses

Food 0
A Look Into the Gingerbread House's Past Gingerbread first arrived...

Public Hearing Planned on US 59 Upgrade (Future I-69)

Community 0
LUFKIN – A public hearing on proposed improvements to US 59...

Cedar Fever Season Begins in Texas

Education 0
It’s time for Texans to brace for cedar fever...

Subscribe

Disclaimer: In compliance with FTC guidelines, we at Texas Forest Country Living want to disclose that some of the links and mentions on our website may be part of an influencer marketing campaign. This means that we may receive compensation, such as commissions or free products, when you make a purchase or engage with the linked content through those specific links or mentions. Please note that we only promote products or services that we genuinely believe in and that align with the values and interests of our audience. Our primary goal is to provide valuable and relevant information to our readers. However, it's important to understand that any purchasing decision you make after clicking on these links is entirely at your own discretion. We always strive to maintain transparency and integrity in our content. Rest assured that our opinions and reviews are based on our own experiences and thorough research, regardless of any potential compensation received. We prioritize delivering accurate and unbiased information to our readers, and any influence marketing partnerships will not compromise the quality or objectivity of our content. It is crucial to remember that individual results may vary, and we encourage you to conduct your own research and consider personal preferences and circumstances before making any purchasing decisions based on the information provided on our website. If you have any questions or concerns regarding our disclosure policy or our affiliation with any brand or product, please feel free to contact us. We are committed to maintaining open communication and ensuring our readers have a positive experience while engaging with our content. © 2024 TFCLiving/MSGPR. All Rights Reserved.