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I'm pretty sure that this article is correct. The original announcements of the event all indicate that it is Thursday the 16th, not today.
make that "incorrect"
BYU's web site says the kick-off is Thursday, August 16th. Does anyone know for sure?
Umm, I'm pretty sure this event is held on Thursday at 6pm, not Wednesday. this also according to BYU's website and apparently other news websites. i think someone needs to update their calenders.
The article is correct. It says Thursday at 6 p.m. Tomorrow is Thursday, August 16th, so that would make it tomorrow at 6.
The headlines says that its on Thursday!
The headline originally said "Tonight"- the headline was changed after I made the comment, so the article is correct now. It would be nice if Des News would note the correction, not just change the article and act as if it was correct all along.
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