Carlyle Borders was Lebanon High School's first African American basketball player...he lived and was laid to rest in Lebanon, and up until today, his grave was unmarked. Episode 225 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast shares how what began as a relatively simple way to honor a pioneer in desegregation - turned into much, much more.  Missy Krulik is our guest. Missy is leading this legacy celebrating charge, and she shares where the history of Carlyle Borders journey has taken her. Additional Resources:

Episode NotesHear how some of the discussion went in Tuesday's special session. The bills that were passed were expected, but some amendments did make it in that were pleasant surprises. Most of this episode is spent wishing that our legislators spent more time using their power responsibly and less time demanding obedience. Links Spotlight article - State lawmakers ease residential property tax burden in testy special session Watch the recording of the House session Watch the recording of the

Explore the latest updates on a billionaire-backed aircraft experiment in the Bay Area, California's investment in EV fast chargers, upcoming arts and music events in the region, volunteer opportunities for a WWII ship restoration project in the East Bay, a San Jose police officer's criticism of the department, the opening of a padel venue at Google's San Jose village, and the potential for a global treaty to reduce plastic pollution.

It's time to get reacquainted with a powerful nonprofit workforce development agency - since 1995, Career Resources has been a transformative leader in workforce development, empowering thousands of job seekers across Connecticut with the tools, training, and opportunities they need to build stronger futures. Tune in and help us kick off their 30th year detailing how they might be of service to you - and how to participate in Career Resources' special “$30K for 30” fundraising campaign.

The Valley Council for Health and Human Services and its community partners just released the 2025 Valley Community Index - a powerful tool used by nonprofits, municipalities, funders, and residents to better understand the needs and strengths of the Lower Naugatuck Valley. Why is this report so critical to help everyone understand and respond to the Valley's biggest challenges? We're bringing in one of the report's co-authors to explain!

In this episode of Community Spotlight, we dive into the pressing issue of childcare in West Central Missouri. Our guests, Patti Cantrell from New Growth and Amber Hansen from Seeds of Faith Preschool, discuss a collective initiative across four counties aimed at expanding access to affordable and quality childcare. With local research underscoring the importance of childcare for families and businesses alike, this conversation highlights the economic impact and the urgent need for strategic

Stay up to date with the latest news in California, including a pedestrian fatality in San Francisco, developments in the case of a missing mother and infant, a city transitioning to drone first responders, Del Taco's nod to its roots, new senior centers in the East Bay, a dramatic car birth, and air quality concerns due to wildfire smoke.

Dr. Jill Valerius discusses the pillars of health with Lee Henrikson. The three pillars are physical, chemical, and emotional. The pillars work together to maintain good health and should be used together to improve overall health.

Last year, Alaskans donated $5,675 to Big Cabbage Radio. As of Aug. 1, $4950 has been pledged. Until August 31st, you can still pledge and help us exceed last year’s number by going to pfd.alaska.gov and clicking on the green Pick.Click.Give button in the right sidebar.

Peter House from Deep Tree talks with Mike Chmielewski about the newest threat firewalls. SonicWall is investigating this after a surge in Akira ransomware attacks targeting its Gen7 firewalls. If you use Gen7 SonicWall, please check or have your IT manager check to ensure SSLVPN is turned off. They also discussed hackers who use a long […]

In Legal Terms, the show about you and your rights hosted by attorney Adam Kilgore. legalterms@mbponline.orgIf you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcastToday’s Legal Terms on In Legal Terms is / are: IDEA, OSEP, CAPLast year we had an informative show about special education. We couldn’t get to everything we wanted so we invited them back.We’re very proud to have members of the Mississippi Special Education Coalition as

The Valley Council for Health and Human Services and its community partners just released the 2025 Valley Community Index - a powerful tool used by nonprofits, municipalities, funders, and residents to better understand the needs and strengths of the Lower Naugatuck Valley. Why is this report so critical to help everyone understand and respond to the Valley's biggest challenges? Stay tuned and we'll bring in one of the report's co-authors to explain! Then we'll get reacquainted with a powerful

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass talks about immigration raids, homelessness, the Olympics and more, while Elex make an announcement about The Issue Is.

Episode NotesHow do we execute ideas for pilot projects at PARC? Here, we learn from Brianna Miller, Engineer II at South Platte Renew, who responded to an infrastructure-related challenge with a question: Can we concentrate biosolids in the wastewater treatment process without polymer? By adjusting polymer usage, Bri sought to reduce chemical costs and improve plant efficiency. This is a story of persistence, trial, error, and the data that is now moving this pilot project on to its next