Palmer Golf Course Manager George Collum joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City. George has worked at the Palmer Golf Course for 25 years. George and Mike reminisced about when the course opened. George also described how the increased popularity of golf has added to the economy of Palmer. They discussed the need for long […]

The Mosesian family, owners of Bell’s Nursery, is the Alaska Farm Family of the Year. Mike Mosesian, who started Bell’s Nursery in 1976, joins host Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters. The story of the Mosesian family, as Mike tells it, starts with a visit to his in-laws in Anchorage, and while grocery shopping, he couldn’t […]

Quincy prepares for election. Flesh-eating bacteria on Cape Cod. Braintree Little League in world championship.

In this episode of Behind the Badge Illinois, host David Hochberg is joined by DeKalb Police Chief David Byrd and Fairview Heights Police Chief Steve Johnson. Hear them dive into the challenges and growth that come with moving from officer to supervisor in law enforcement. Leaping to a leadership role, such as sergeant, means more […]

From daring mountain rescues to felony charges, follow the latest on a man trapped behind a waterfall in California mountains, the San Francisco Giants' losing streak, a tragic vehicular manslaughter case in the East Bay, a proposed bill to unmask ICE agents, controversial AI bots on Meta platforms, calls for unity in the Bay Area to tackle challenges, and Caltrans' new project on I-80 in Cordelia.

Executive Director Anne Darron highlights expanded education programs for both students and teachers. New this year are Group Garden Tours, offering a fresh way to explore the historic Mary Washington House and Hugh Mercer Apothecary gardens. Darron also provides updates on recent graffiti at the Mary Washington Monument, previews the Bourbon and Boxwood fundraiser coming in October, and invites individuals and groups to get involved through volunteer opportunities.

Christopher Chan speaks about his candidacy for the ward 6 city council seat in Quincy this year.

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides information about the latest license board meeting and a preview of the preliminary election.

Christopher Chan speaks about his candidacy for the ward 6 city council seat in Quincy this year.

Steve Perdios and Joanne Collins of Quincy Citizens for Fair Raises explain their effort to get a petition on the city election ballot to change the salary structure for elected officials.

Quincy Ward 2 Councilor Richard Ash speaks about his re-election campaign this year.

Herbert Alie Shaughnessy speaks about his candidacy for Quincy councilor-at-large this year.

Rachel Lee and Rasika Kale of Quincy Asian Resources provide details of the 38th annual August Moon Festival on August 17th in Quincy Center.

Exploring the impact of redistricting in California, a Bay Area native's success in a new HBO series, how Fred Warner inspires young 49ers' defenders, a California startup focusing on student feedback for school success, the booming housing market with a $2.4 million home sale in Oakland, San Jose's plan for backyard ADUs, and the conclusion of 'And Just Like That' after 27 years in the 'Sex and the City' universe.

Mayo Carter and Danae Peckler preview Victory and Valor: World War II 80th Anniversary, a two-day commemorative event celebrating the legacy of the Greatest Generation. On Friday night, guests can step back in time at a lively USO Dance held at the historic former USO Club—now the Dorothy Hart Community Center on Canal Street—with period music, dancing, and vintage attire encouraged. Saturday’s events include a community blood drive and an open house featuring exhibits and stories from the World War

Palmer Library Director Joy Bailey and Library Services Coordinator Seina Bell join Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City. The library has been at the interim site for two years now and has been creative in its activities and use of space. Touch-a-Truck contest, craft clubs, and a silent book club have all been popular this […]

Mat-Su Borough Emergency Manager Casey Cook talks with Mike about landslide and tsunami dangers in the Mat-Su Borough. Forecasting landslide risk is notoriously difficult. Casey explains the difference between a landslide or mudslide and a T-Slip, and what plans are in place for issuing warnings. Borough staff work with the National Tsunami Warning Center on […]

This week on Ag Matters, Ken Hoffman talks to Palmer High FFA students about their auction on Aug. 9th. Lane, Isabella, Layla, and their advisor Erin Sturdivant joined Ken in the studio. The students discussed why they joined FFA, as well as their contributions to this year’s live auction. Some contributions up for auction were […]