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On today's Update program I talked to two people from the Nevada/Vernon County Community Foundation. You will hear from President Greg Hoffman and Coordinator Amy Bishop. Greg will talk about how the foundation was able to get a new pickleball and basketball court in Nevada. Amy will describe their latest project is to help out those affected by last week's storm. Greg explains the foundation's purpose. Finally, Amy explains how easy it is to donate to the foundation to help those in need.
Nevada Regional Medical Center Foundation Director, Jennifer Eaton, joins us on the "Pride Report" to discuss the upcoming Foundation golf tournament set for Friday, May 9th in Nevada. She discusses the purpose behind the tournament and to be involved in the tournament and/or in sponsorship opportunities.
On this edition of Update you will hear from Diana Morse and Donell Willey, two of the actors in the Fox Theater's presentation of "A Death of a Salesman". The Community Council on the Performing Arts in Nevada is presenting Arthur Miller's play from April 10th through the 13th at the Fox Playhouse, 110 South Main Street in Nevada. This episode describes the play, its main motif and an unusual way of presenting the 2nd half of the show.
On this edition of Update, we talk with Vernon County Clerk Adrienne Lee. Election Day is Tuesday, April 8th. Adrienne will talk about what's on the ballot and how important it is to get out to vote. She will also let you know where you can vote and what you need to bring with you to the voting booth.
On this edition of City Beat, we will talk with the City Manager of Nevada, Gary Edwards. Mr. Edwards will explain the city's cleanup efforts after the tornado ripped through Nevada on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. Edwards will also give the current status of the city, along with any updates.
Conversation with Cottey College Athletic Director Maryann Mitts about the upcoming "Swinging for the Green" golf tournament. The tournament is a major fundraiser for the Cottey Athletic Department. Funds are used to help finance their athletic programs. Mitts talks about how to get involved.
On this edition of Update, I talked with Sarah Olson of Nevada High School about their golf fundraiser called "Swinging for St. Jude's'". Topics include when and where the event is being held, how to register, plus how the fundraiser came about. All Proceeds go to cancer research at St. Jude's Hospital.
In this edition of "Update" we talk with Vernon County Presiding Commissioner Joe Wilson about the latest happenings with the Vernon County Commission. Topics include a meeting with Nevada City officials, a conference call with FEMA, how ARPA distributions were used, Vernon County Commission Coffee and Conversations, and the Vernon County Spring Cleanup.
In this edition of "Update" we talk with Sheridan Garman-Neeman, the chief operations officer of New Growth, about funding freezes impacting New Growth and West Central Community Action Agency. Topics include the immediate impacts of the funding freezes, what programs from New Growth and West Central are being impacted, how the funding freezes are impacting the organizations' clients, why the general public should care and how people can show support.
In this edition of "City Beat" we talk with Nevada Mayor George Knox about the Nevada City Council meeting held Tuesday, March 18th and other happenings around Nevada. Topics include the next step for the City Square Development Project, A consent agenda for Nevada City Council, how work sessions have helped the Nevada City Council, an ordinance to raise the cost amount the City Purchasing Agent can approve and what to expect at the Mayor's Coffee being held Thursday, March 27th.
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