Join host Emily Forstner as she interviews Katherine Gardner, Deputy Superintendent of Business & Operations for the Mat-Su Borough School District. Listen in as they discuss the funding issues facing the school district.

Jude Bilafer, the Director of Public Work’s joins host Mike Chmielewski on Inside The City to discuss the ongoing and future plans of the Public Works Department.

Captain Adam Boynton of the Quincy Salvation Army speaks about their summer camp, children's programs, food pantry, music programs, and a women's group.

Emily Forstner talks with Mike Chmielewski about the August 19th, 2026, Mat-Su School Board meeting. School has started! Eyes out for kids at the bus stops! image Credits: Mat-Su School District/ Mississippi Dept of Transportation

More than half of all car crashes in the Mat-Su Borough involve pedestrians and cyclists. In fact, two-thirds of the most serious accidents involve pedestrians and cyclists. This happens on roads with no separate path. And these crashes are not scattered across the borough. 61% of accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists happen less than a […]

Chantelle Lippold of King George is sharing her family’s deeply personal journey since her son, Jack, was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. She’s now working to raise money for a track chair that would give Jack greater freedom to get outside and experience the outdoors with his family. But Chantelle’s mission goes beyond raising money. She wants to help other families understand the challenges people with disabilities face and encourage the community to think differently about

Court rules against Quincy in statues case. Drug raid at Weymouth pizza shop. Quincy High football sees record participation.

Join host Mike Chmielewski with Peter House from Deep Tree as they discuss current cybersecurity threats and how much AI is a current threat in the cyber world

The region’s housing challenges are the focus of a conversation with Sam Shoukas of the George Washington Regional Commission, Regional Housing Assembly Chair Jeh Hicks and Vice Chair Dr. Pamela Yeung. We discuss the Assembly’s work to address housing needs across the region and preview the fourth annual Regional Housing Summit, October 15 at the Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center. Tickets and more information are available at gwregion.org.

Quincy College President Rick DeCristofaro provides an update of the college's early high school, dual enrollment, bachelor's degree programs, and a preview of the fall semester.

School has started, the weather has headed downhill, and the Fling has Flung. Unless you live under a rock, you know what happens next… Here’s a hint. There’s been a lot of activity on the Alaska State Fair Grounds. That’s right, it’s Fair time. The Fair opens tomorrow. It runs from 11 a.m. to 10 […]

Truck crashes into Quincy home. Trooper faces assault charge in Quincy. Quincy fireworks.

John Schirack became manager of the Palmer Municipal Golf Course in April. He had managed the course at Settlers Bay for 15 years. He manages the Palmer course as a city employee unlike previous arrangements. He built a new staff and got operations established after a late start this season. Schirack says the course is […]

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the upcoming state election including the 9 ballot questions.  Affordable housing and city activities are also discussed.

Join host Ken Hoffman and his guest, Al Poindexter, owner of Anchor Point Greenhouse and winner of the 2026 Alaska Farm Family of the Year award Al and Grace Poindexter, Alaska 2026 Farm Family of the Year The Farm Family of the Year award was established in 2000 by the Alaska Division of Agriculture and […]

Curator of Collections Kylie Thomson previews the next installment of the What Remains series, taking place at the Masonic Lodge on August 29. These programs usually sell out, so plan ahead. We also talk about the upcoming Virginia and the Vietnam War exhibit, which opens September 1, as well as Kylie’s work as a curator—including the research, travel, and behind-the-scenes work that goes into caring for and sharing a museum’s collections.  famva.org

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the September first state primary election.

New Quincy DPW Commissioner. Quincy receives affordable housing settlement. Ballot question poll.

New Quincy DPW Commissioner. Quincy receives affordable housing settlement. Ballot question poll.

Maxicelia: Welcome to First Person Cville, the podcast. I’m your host, MaxiceliaRobinson. I’m also a co-host of ‘In My Humble Opinion’ from 101 Jamz. I’m joined today by Candace Williams. Candace spent 18 years in central Virginia prisons. She’s the founder of Legendary AveNew, LLC — a consultancy that advocates for incarcerated women, mothers, and caregivers. Candace: A lot of people asked, how did you start a for profit while you were in prison? It was simple. It was easy, just being able