The ultimate cult horror classic is getting a new spin on 9/23 at College Street! Check out a live orchestra playing along with the original Evil Dead. Jon spoke with John Kinsner, the shows producer, for all the details. Spoiler Alert: There's a costume contest.

Mike Chmielewski and Palmer Mayor Steve Carrington discuss the September 9th council meeting. At a special city council meeting on October 13th, the council will certify the election. The new mayor and council members will be sworn in, and Steve Carrington will hand the gavel over to the new mayor.

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: Local Bar Association, Legal Desert, and Mock TrialThe Mississippi Bar is an invaluable partner in every attorney's practice and a trusted community leader that ensures the justice system is evolving to meet the needs of all

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month —  dedicated to recognizing the warning signs for suicide, encouraging open conversations about mental health, and connecting people to proven treatment and resources including our community partners at The HUB, who will be joining us to discuss these preventable tragedies. Then we'll preview one of the biggest and longest-running fundraising events for regional nonprofits - the 38th Bigelow Tea Community Challenge. We'll hear from its founder and the

Stay informed about the latest developments in the Bay Area: from the impact of daylight saving time on local scientists to initiatives to protect coastlines from rising seas. Join us as we discuss a parcel tax measure for East Bay hospitals, fundraising efforts for a grieving family, a court case involving a teen and a 49ers player, and the upcoming Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations across the region.

From secret libraries to speakeasy-style lounges, hidden doors and secret rooms are no longer reserved for spy movies — they’re one of today’s most exciting trends in home design. In this episode, we sit down with Steve Humble, Founder of Creative Home Engineering, to talk about how he’s making homeowners’ hidden door dreams come true. Steve shares his journey from working with aerospace giants Honeywell and Boeing to taking a leap at just 26 to launch his own company. Today, his team has built more

We aired the interviews with the candidates for mayor on Sept. 14 at 5pm. John Alcantra Jim Cooper Cachet Garrett Victoria Hudson Josh Tudor Council candidates will air on Sept. 21 at 4 pm and be posted later that day at 7pm.

Elizabeth McNally of Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center says their mission is to give “voice, hope, and healing” to children impacted by abuse, calling it “a place and a process.” Safe Harbor again holding the Save Jane event October 3rd in Market Square, where volunteers will read 11,000 names—all as “Jane Doe” or “John Doe,” followed by an age—representing the 11,000 child abuse cases investigated last year in Safe Harbor’s service area. Learn more or get involved at safeharborva.org.

Join us as we explore the exciting end-of-summer events happening in the Bay Area, review Red Lobster’s ‘SpendLESS Shrimp’ deal, analyze the latest sports highlights including a standout performance by Buster Posey, recap the 49ers' win over the Saints, discuss a chef's suspected bank robbery spree, and delve into the competition for a $1 billion nuclear fusion site in Livermore.

Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Clint Mitchell discusses the first five weeks of the school year, highlighting progress and ongoing challenges across the division. Dr. Mitchell addresses staffing needs, including a continued shortage of bus drivers and special education teachers, as well as the launch of a new mental health initiative set to begin soon. He also speaks to absenteeism, ongoing efforts to raise test scores, the rollout of a new strategic plan, and preparations for continued

Ann Danby of the Thalia Theater Troupe and Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater provides details about a day-long event of live theater, music, dancing, and community groups and activities at the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater to celebrate Quincy 400.

Ann Danby of the Thalia Theater Troupe and Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater provides details about a day-long event of live theater, music, dancing, and community groups and activities at the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater to celebrate Quincy 400.

Police station delayed. Car theft suspects arrested. Grant for new instruments.

Police station delayed. Car theft suspects arrested. Grant for new instruments.

TracklistPatricia Wolf -  Early Memories Almost An Island - Wide Open (In Two Parts) based reality - Goats In Tree Raúl Cantizano & David Cordero - Todo se fue quedando Jo Johnson - Variance Andrew Wyatt Experiment - Logarhythmic still fades - Bathed In A Sea Of Vibrant Colours C.R. Gillespie -  Osselo KapTep - Hope +1 armageddon speaking -  She's The One

'Exciting' deep sea discovery now on display in San Francisco, latest updates on California's poverty rate, Valkyries owner Joe Lacob talks expansion team's first season, impact of California's redistricting measure on special elections, Stanford's victory over Boston College, and details on the upcoming 2025 Emmys.

Nikki Jackson, Tracy McPeck, and Kristy Freeman preview Via Colori Stafford, the annual chalk art festival happening September 27–28 at the Stafford Regional Airport. The event transforms pavement into a vibrant gallery of large-scale chalk murals created by local and regional artists. Organizers say there’s still time to sign up as an artist or volunteer. Via Colori supports arts education and community engagement in Stafford, offering live art, music, family-friendly activities, and more.  For