Join us in this episode as we shine the spotlight on the Henry County Fair, a cornerstone event in West Central Missouri's agricultural community. Uncle Dan takes us through the highlights of the 77th annual fair, emphasizing the tremendous turnout and support for the 4-H and FFA sale, where over $81,000 was invested in the youth. Discover the history of the fair and the community's ongoing commitment to agriculture, education, and collaboration.

Special Quincy City Council meeting. Pollution closes Quincy beach. Quincy Bike Rodeo.

It's 4H fair time in Boone County! This special Friday edition of the #LovinLebanon Podcast is here to provide a preview. This time around Fair Board President Morgan Blackwell and 4H Educator Stephanie Gay join us to share what we can expect July 19th through the 26th. Stephanie and Morgan also get us set for the tractor pull and queen program...taking place tonight!! Get more 4H Fair Info: https://www.boonecounty4h.org/fair

Explore the impact of parks on communities with a Richmond nonprofit, the preservation efforts of a California trail crew, the political fortunes of Ro Khanna and Doug Burgum, the pursuit of justice in a tragic stabbing case, the closure of a pioneering rape crisis center, the gradual return of trash services in the Bay Area, and a significant legal decision in a wrongful death lawsuit.

CEO & Producing Artistic Director Patrick A'Hearn talks about current show,  "Next to Normal."   We also preview "Sound of Music," beginning mid-August.   We also talk about the process of choosing shows and actors.  riversidedt.com

This year's Missouri State Fair is packed with something for everyone. Jason Moore reveals plans for spectacular new attractions and highly anticipated return events. Attendees will enjoy music from renowned artists, taste culinary delights, and have the chance to meet Kansas City Chiefs legends. With affordable ticket options and special pricing, it's a perfect family outing. Tune in for all the details and get ready to mark your calendars for a fun-filled fair experience.

Capers restaurant in Campbell celebrates its 25th anniversary, a big rig spills almonds causing a brush fire and shutting down a Bay Area interstate, trash service to resume after Republic Services strike with a tentative deal, sanitation workers in the Bay Area returning to work, San Francisco sheriff requested to provide information on immigrants by DOJ, unsuccessful robbery attempt at a Sunnyvale jewelry store, and Sunnyvale's plans for urban development with 'Village Centers' impacting displaced

Dr. Paino talks about the value of a liberal arts education, the benefits of a smaller student body/class sizes and the challenges of AI.

Mike Chmeilewski has a conversation with Dylainie Nathlich, the Executive Director of the Palmer Museum of History and Art. Dylainie has held this position for one month; she started in the collections department in 2021.  The Art in the Garden is a family-friendly event featuring local artists and vendors, art workshops, garden classes, musical performances, […]

Mike Chmielewski discusses the state of the borough with Mike Brown, the Mat-Su Borough manager. The Manager is responsible for the proper administration of all Borough affairs. The two Mikes break down the new proposition in front of the Assembly for a $.07 tax on fuel to be used for road improvements.

Lee Henrickson and Dr. Jill Valerius discuss the varying factors that contribute to liver disease. Dr. Jill says the most powerful drug for fighting most liver diseases is exercise. Other steps we can take to support our liver include making dietary and lifestyle changes.

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with an update of the latest licensing board meeting and a review of the upcoming city election.

David Shield welcomes Rick Skwiot, the award-winning author, to discuss his new book The Bootlegger’s Wife. Rick talks about his father and his life, which is where he draws his inspiration and characters. The Bootlegger’s Wife frames the story of twelve-year-old A.J. Nowak’s search for identity after being orphaned by World War II. Ultimately, A.J. […]

David Shield discusses her first book, The Spectacle, with Anna Barrington. The Spectacle is a thriller that explores the price of ambition in the decadent underbelly of New York’s high-end art world in 2016/2017. The book highlights many of the political events and cultural happenings of the time.

Joseph Davis shares all the news from Glacier View in The Glacier Review. In this episode, he talks with David Klew, the Public Information Officer for the Division of Forestry and Fire Protection. The Division of Forestry and Fire Protection has set up the command site for the Nelchian Glacier Fire at the Gunsite Mountain […]

Rachel Levitt and John Robertson on Home to Roost, in which they review federal actions and their impact on Alaska. In the headline news this week, Rachel and John focus on the White House’s $7 billion education funding freeze. The estimated amount of funds that Alaska will not receive is $46.4 million. In the plain […]

Robert Royal enlightens us about the critical services offered by the Henry County Health Center, including their participation in Project Lifesaver—an invaluable program for families with members prone to wandering. Get insights into new services, like notary public and collaboration with local law enforcement. Learn how these initiatives are crafted to meet the unique needs of the community, and how you can get involved or benefit from these offerings.

27 candidates in Quincy. Crash damages businesses and lights. Free summer concerts.