The KHAS Radio Close Up Program: Recent Episodes
Platte River Radio
The KHAS Close Up interviews air every weekday morning around 7:30 on 1230 KHAS. We talk with news makers in our community about issues and events important to Hastings and Nebraska.
Carrie Edwards, of Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about at home care options with Mary Lanning Healthcare.
Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Tales on the Trails and other upcoming events.
Hauli Sabatka and Father Tom Brouillette, of Hastings Catholic Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Our Faith, Our Future, Our Time Campaign.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the One and Six Year Plan, the Old Viaduct, and the Highway 6 plan.
Rachel Mueller, of the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Library's Fall Showcase and other upcoming events and activities.
Becky Sullivan, of the Hastings Public Schools Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about buying new chromebooks and busses.
Jim Vokal, CEO of the Platte Institute, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about September tax receipts and the upcoming legislative session.
Sarah Scott and Melissa Cowling, of Mentoring Works, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming Winter Gala and about their organization.
Cassie Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give a recap of how the walk season went and how fundraising will continue through the end of the year.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities in October at the Department.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the start of their 80th Annual Campaign.
Marcy Brant, the Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about two upcoming concerts and a mixology class as well.
State Treasurer John Murante talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about NEST 529 College Savings Plans and a new IRS proposal that he and 22 other financial officers have voiced their disapproval over.
Mikki Shafer and Nichole Rundle, of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and membership benefits with the chamber.
Rachel Mueller and Erica Rogers, of the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their busy month of October.
Tammy Orthmann, Director of the Downtown Center Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events like the Art Walk.
Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming Harvest Fest and other events happening at Prairie Loft.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the COVID Advisory they recently put out.
John Bonham, of the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their most recent board meeting where they made a plan regarding masks, approved the budget, and we also talked about the prospect of a girls wrestling team.
Adams County Emergency Director Ron Pughes talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about September being National Preparedness Month.
Kylie Dockter, Executive Director of the Team Jack Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Team Jack Statewide Radiothon.
Byron Jensen, of the Hastings Symphony Orchestra, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming concert.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the Y.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the rise in coronavirus cases in the district and the need for layers of protection from the spread of the virus.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the 9/11 events they have going on in September.
State Senator Suzanne Geist and Scott Carlson talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming conference for churches in Kearney.
Governor Pete Ricketts joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Nebraska Board of Education, Jobs, the Coronavirus, and Critical Race Theory.
Mike Mortiz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up, giving us a Summer recap and a Fall preview.
Cassie Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Walks to End Alzheimer's and fundraising events that are happening soon.
Jeff Schneider, Hastings Public Schools Superintendent, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the start of the school year and the plan going into the school year.
Dr Adam Horn, Chief Medical Officer for Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the rising number of coronavirus cases in our area.
Dr Maureen Tierney, a Creighton University Public Health Expert, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus and the delta variant as well.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus vaccine and why it's important to still practice safety precautions for the virus.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities and back to school time at the YMCA.
Becky Tideman, Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the museum.
Bill Ogg, Executive Director of the Nebraska State Fair, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the fair.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming vaccination clinic
Mikki Shafer and Nichole Rundle, of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities.
Ryan Martin and Tatum Bartels, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities.
Cassie Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 about the upcoming Walks to End Alzheimer's and other events happening soon
Dannette Smith, the CEO of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus vaccine.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming activities, events, and membership opportunities at the YMCA.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the Museum.
Ryan Martin and Tatum Bartels, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about City Hall, the railroad quiet zones, upcoming events, and getting vaccinated.
Dan Rutt, the Director of Revive Ministries Inc., talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their annual Recovery in the Park and their new mud run event.
Mike Moritz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us a Spring recap and a Summer preview.
Charlie Schilling, the Event Director for Tour De Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their two day stop in Hastings.
Chris Wahlmeier, of the Adams Central Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their most recent meeting where the decided to add late starts to Wednesdays.
Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming Flatwater Music Festival.
Cassie Bailey, the Walk Manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about June being Brain and Alzheimer's Awareness Month.
Lanae Hall, of PFLAG Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming Hastings PRIDE event.
Jim Pillen, who is a Gubernatorial Republican Candidate, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jinx Hackler talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Day of Caring for those Who Care.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the West Nile Virus.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how Give Hastings Day went for them and two new initiatives they are launching.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the YMCA.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their new Summer hours.
Andrew McCarty, of Mary Lanning Healthcare, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Stroke Awareness Month
Kylie Dockter, the Executive Director of the Team Jack Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the foundation's Gala, brain tumor awareness month, and their upcoming Football Road Race.
Randy Kissinger, with the Nebraska Department of Labor, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their website which offers training and employment opportunities.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about immigration, the Nebraska Department of Education's Draft Standards and President Biden's 30 by 30 plan.
Brent Gollner, of the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent board meeting which included loosening the mask requirements in the district.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Morning Conversation about their upcoming member celebration event on June 10.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus vaccine.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the YMCA
Dr. Jerry Wallace, the President of Central Community College in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about graduation and their upcoming Alumni Weekend.
RuAnn Root, the Executive Director of CASA of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about CASA itself and about Give Hastings Day.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent for the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities they are hosting.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Tri City ASCNEND Academy they are doing with GIPS and KPS.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the importance of Give Hastings Day for them.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about City Hall renovations, the new diesel plant coming to Hastings, and the Theater District Redevelopment project.
Anjanette Bonham, the Executive Director of the Adams County Convention and Visitors Bureau, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities in Adams County, like the Bigfoot Conference.
Chandra Essex, of the Community Impact Network, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Application Open House for rental assistance for renters and landlords.
Jodi Graves, Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Annual Campaign wrap up.
Mike Moritz, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how they are try to improve their communications to the public and their partners.
Jodi Graves, of the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent board meeting. They approved 7 new positions and honored the educators of the year.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the museum.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about this year's Walk to End Alzheimer's
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the health rankings of the counties in the district.
Mikki Shafer, President of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events they are hosting, including a town hall with local officials.
Hauli Sabatka, of Hastings Catholic Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their annual BLUE Fundraiser.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming golf tournament fundraiser and how the Annual Campaign has gone.
Mike Moritz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about severe weather awareness week.
Dave Berens and Randy Ruhter spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Annual ACLEA FIRE Fundraiser.
Brady Rhodes, of the Community Impact Network, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the results of their virtual town halls and the need for feedback on those results.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming events and activities.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events the department is doing.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update on the vaccination rollout in the health district.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a few of the major bills going through the Nebraska Legislature
Amy Hafer, the Executive Director of the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the expanded appointment opportunities at the library.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their expanded hours and upcoming events.
Mike Moritz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Winter and gave us a Spring preview as well.
Marcy Brandt, the Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Community Art Project.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the decision the city council will be making tonight on whether or not to extend the mask policy in the city.
Major Dale Brandenburg, of the Hastings Salvation Army, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about events they host every week and upcoming events as well.
Dan Rutt, the Director of Revive Ministries Inc., talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about donations and the thrift store.
Dr. Rich Lloyd, the President of Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their partnerships with Central Community College Hastings and Bryan College of Health Sciences.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus vaccine rollout and the registration process.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about them reopening and some events coming up.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming events and programs.
Brady Rhodes, of the Community Impact Network, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their series of virtual talks they will be hosting to talk about local challenges the community is facing.
Josh Murray, of the American Red Cross, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the need for blood donations and volunteers.
Mikki Shafer and Nichole Rundle, of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events that they are doing.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, Dr. Chopur, oncologist at Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus vaccine and cancer.
Betty Carlson, of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about TOPS and her weight loss journey.
Lance Atwater, with the Nebraska Farm Bureau, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the American Farm Bureau Convention.
Nicole Herden and Marilyn Hadley, of the Museum of Nebraska Art, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about their expansion.
Beth Janning, A 4H Extension Educator, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their annual fundraiser getting cancelled and the need for donations.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Annual Campaign, their 140th Anniversary, and upcoming events.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about administering the coronavirus vaccine.
Sharon Brooks, a member of the Hastings Public Schools Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent board meeting.
Tim O'Dey, the Secretary for the Adams Central Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent school board meeting.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the Museum is doing during the holiday season, including a community art project and online opportunities.
Major Dale Brandenburg of the Hastings Salvation Army talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their fundraising and donations drives happening during the Holiday season.
Mike Moritz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up reviewing the year and giving us a preview of Winter.
Major Dale Brandenburg, of the Hastings Salvation Army, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their many fundraisers and donations drives they have going on right now.
Jessie Johnson, the General Manager of Platte River Radio, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about donations for the Salvation Army Giving Tree and Start Over Rover.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the importance of getting a flu shot.
Shawn, who went through Horizon Recover Center; The Unity Houses, and his Grandmother Karen spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Shawn's journey through recovery.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Toys for Tots and their Annual Campaign.
Dr Copur, of Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about cancer and the coronavirus.
Kittie Grace and Courtney Hanson, of the Hastings College Forensics Team, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the team and how this year is going for them.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how to enjoy Thanksgiving safely this year.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about fundraising and the holidays.
Congressman Adrian Smith talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the elections and COVID-19.
Hastings Public Schools Superintendent Jeff Schneider talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the decision to discontinue E-Learning.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the demolition of the Viaduct, tree trimming, and COVID-19.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the Y and the upcoming Turkey Trot.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the current coronavirus situation in the health district.
Drs. David and Brandee Schram, co-chairs of the United Way's Annual Campaign, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Annual Campaign and the need this year for it.
Dr Rich Lloyd, the President of Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the new partnerships Hastings College has and how the school year has been going so far.
Alicia O'Donnell, of Hastings College, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their various funds and alumni giving opportunities.
BJ Pumroy, the Athletic Director for Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about some changes to event rules and regulations at the college.
Ramona Thomas, the Adams County Clerk, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming November General Election.
Tracey Katzberg, board member for the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent board meeting.
Bobby Fossum, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and the Fall/Winter Activity Guide.
Rod Goodin talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about his candidacy for the Hastings Public School Board in the November General Election.
Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a new upcoming event this weekend, the Harvest Hurrah.
Willis Hunt spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about his candidacy for City Council Ward 3.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how the Walks to End Alzheimer's went and how people can still contribute.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the museum.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and their Annual Campaign.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about breast cancer and flu shots.
Major Dale Brandenburg, of the Hastings Salvation Army, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about a few upcoming events the Salvation Army has planned.
Paul Hamelink, the President of the Hastings City Council, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up, about the viaduct, the compass rose at the airport, and he talked about his term on the city council.
Mikki Shafer and Nichole Rundle of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about some upcoming events the chamber is involved in.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their annual campaign.
BJ Pumroy, the Athletic Director for Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about rules and regulations surrounding events at Hastings College during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dr Michael Johnson and Erika Knott talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Hastings YMCA and Mary Lanning Healthcare Blood Pressure Program.
Scott Thompson, of the Adams County Board of Supervisors, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Justice Center vote on the November general election ballot.
Courtney Peeler, of the Good Samaritan Society Hastings Village, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update about how things are going at the village.
Ryan Martin and Bobby Fossum, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Fall Activity Guide and upcoming events and programs.
Ron Pughes, the Adams County Emergency Management Director, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about National Preparedness Month.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about suicide prevention.
Mike Moritz, of the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how the Summer went in terms of rainfall, severe weather, and droughts.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, of the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Walk to End Alzheimer's and the upcoming pep rally.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about being fully reopened and programs being offered.
Dan Rutt, the Director of Revive Ministries Inc., talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how their program is doing during the pandemic.
Brandy Schulze, the Educational Engagement Coordinator with 4H-Nebraska and UNL, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about 4H at the Nebraska State Fair.
Kylie Dokter, executive director of the Team Jack Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the annual statewide radiothon.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Old Viaduct ballot language, the budget, and the YRTC move to Hastings.
Dr. Rich Lloyd talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to discuss his new position as Executive President of Hastings College and the partnership between the college and Bryan College of Health Sciences.
Jodi Graves, of the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent school board meeting where they voted on plans for the fall semester.
Ruth Nicolaus, of the Oregon Trail Rodeo, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Oregon Trail Rodeo at the Adams County Fairgrounds.
Bill Ogg, the Executive Director of the Nebraska State Fair, and Jaime Parr, the Director of Sales and Finance, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the State Fair.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events for the museum and how reopening has gone so far.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about DHMs, the Coronavirus, and helping schools reopen.
Doug Eisele, the Principal of Christ Lutheran School in Juniata, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their home schooling program for the Fall semester.
Courtney Peeler joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update on how things are going at the Good Samaritan Society Hastings Village.
State Treasurer John Murante joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the legislative session, NEST 529, and tools available to everyone on the Treasurer's website.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming parks and rec events.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events for the YMCA and how reopening has gone.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their tentative plans for reopening in the Fall.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Old Viaduct exam and condition.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the current legislative session and the coronavirus.
Cassie Bailey, the walk manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how the walks will look differently this year.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the YRTC move to Hastings and improving the IT department.
Dave Johnson, President of the Adams Central Public Schools Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about potential plans for the Fall semester and a gave us an update on how construction is going at Adams Central High School.
RuAnn Root, Executive Director of CASA of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up with Amy Swayze about the STARS program and CASA.
Phil Oelschlager, of Priority Medical in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their operation and partnership with Mary Lanning Healthcare.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the potential plans for reopening the district in the fall.
Josh Murray, of the American Red Cross, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the need for volunteers and blood donations.
Major Dale Brandenburg, of the Hastings Salvation Army, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming concert and the plethora of programs they have to help people out.
Dr. Brett Malchow, of Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the importance of masks, getting preventive care done, and the need for kids to vaccinated.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming golf tournament and their COVID-19 related funds.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what people should do and how they should still be cautious as the state reopens.
Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and how they are currently operating.
Beth Janning, a 4H Youth Development Educator, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about what the 4Hers will be doing this year.
Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their reopening process.
Courtney Peeler joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update on how things are going over at the Good Samaritan Society - Hastings Village.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and how reopening has gone so far.
Tim and Lisa Trudell talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their new book, 100 Things to Do in Nebraska Before You Die.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the new Directed Health Measure.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the most recent worksession, renovations to City Hall and reopening public buildings. He also talked about the Directed Health Measure.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Long Term Care Facilities and the upcoming Legislative Session
Matt Fong, of Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the Fall semester might look like.
Tracey Katzberg, board member for the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their most recent school board meeting and what fall might look like.
Courtney Peeler, with the Good Samaritan Society - Hastings Village, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how things are going at the village.
Michele Bever, of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about mosquito season and the West Nile Virus.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how summer might look and gave us a recap of spring.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the new Directed Health Measure and closings and openings.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, gave us an update on whats happening in June on our Sunrise 60 Close Up
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how reopening is going at the Hastings YMCA.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the new Directed Health Measure for the month of June.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a new virtual program they are offering.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the Untied Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Feeding Our Heroes Initiative and the COVID-19 Community Response Fund.
Kristy Hruska, a Librarian at the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Summer Reading Program.
RuAnn Root, the Executive Director of CASA of South Central Nebraska, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update about CASA.
Anne Halbert of Start Over Rover, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about tips for pet safety as we get close to the hot time of the year.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, the Walk Manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Challenge Week this week.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the new Directed Health Measure.
Michael Krings, the Director of the Hastings Economic Development Corporation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their new Give Back Gift Card Program.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how they will reopen.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus, the Directed Health Measure, and the old viaduct.
Hastings Public Schools Superintendent Jeff Schneider talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Morton Elementary Project on the May 12 Primary Election Ballot.
Dan Peters, the Executive Director of the Hastings Community Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Give Hastings Day.
Courtney Peeler, with the Good Samaritan Society - Hastings Village, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the village during the pandemic.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about events that have been cancelled and postponed.
Sarah Curry, of the Platte Institute, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their newly released economic report for the State of Nebraska.
Shawn Scott, Superintendent of Adams Central Public Schools, talked to us on our Morning Conversation about the graduation change and construction at Adams Central.
Morgan Karel and Amy Hafer, of the Hastings Public Library, gave us an update on what's going on at the Library.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the Museum is offering online in lieu of being closed.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what they are doing during this pandemic.
Willis Hunt, who is running for the Hastings City Council Ward 3, talked to us about his campaign on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Paul Hamelink, incumbent running for re-election to the Hastings City Council Ward 3, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about his campaign.
Mikki Shafer, the President of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about other ways small businesses can get help.
Cassie Larreau-Bailey, the Walk Manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about some tips for caregivers during this pandemic.
Dan Peters, the Executive Director of the Hastings Community Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about early giving for Give Hastings Day.
Terry Hejny, Director of the Nebraska LEAD Program, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about this years LEAD Program.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Morning Conversation about their levy on the May 12 primary ballot.
Tracy Overstreet, the Hall County Election Commissioner, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming May 12 Primary election.
Lisa Poff, the Buffalo County Election Commissioner, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming May 12 primary election.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the city's response to the coronavirus.
Michele Bever, of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus and about staying mentally strong during this situation.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the museum is doing differently right now during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, gave us a spring preview on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Daniel Buller and Randy Borrell, of Crossroads Mission Avenue, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how their operations have changed in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update on what they are doing during the pandemic.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what they are doing to help out during the pandemic.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the parks and rec.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about severe weather awareness week.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the legislature passing emergency funding in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the COVID-19 Response Fund.
Shawn Scott, Superintendent of Adams Central Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the coronavirus situation.
Justin Moran, who is running for US Congress in the Third District of Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about his campaign and the issues he is most concerned about.
Rachelle Lipker, of the American Red Cross, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the need for blood, volunteers, and monetary donations during this pandemic.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the next steps after the school closures.
Bob Sullivan came on to our Sunrise 60 Close Up to tell us about an upcoming talk at the Hastings Public Library.
Dr. Jerry Wallace, the President of Central Community College Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming alumni weekend.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about property taxes, abortion, and some petitions that are going around.
Michele Bever and Jim Morgan, of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us about coronavirus and avoiding it and other illnesses as well.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the wrap up of their Annual Campaign.
Roger Doerr, Chairman of the Board for Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Dr. Travis Feezell accepting a new position and leaving Hastings College and the next steps to find a new president.
Morgan Karel, the PR Coordinator for the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up, to talk about whats happening at the library and pub quiz as well.
Dan Rayburn, of ACLEA, and Dave Berens talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the upcoming FIRE banquet that will benefit both Lutheran Schools in Adams County.
Jeff Schneider, the Superintendent for Hastings Public Schools, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the proposed property tax bill in the legislature.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about their upcoming spotter talks.
Christina Milsap, the Executive Director of the Harlan and Phelps County CASA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming event, Lights Out.
Karen Doerr, the event coordinator for the Vital Signs Health Fair, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming health fair.
Cassie Bailey, walk manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming volunteer event in Hastings.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a place where people can sign the property tax petition in Hastings.
Dr. Jerry Wallace, the President of Central Community College Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the school and the new wing of the Hamilton Building.
Brooke West of Mary Lanning Healthcare talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Down Syndrome Day Walk/Run coming up in March.
DeAnne Carpenter, from Mary Lanning Healthcare, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about diabetes. Symptoms, causes, treatment, and other topics related to diabetes.
Michele Bever and Rebecca Woolsey represented the South Heartland District Health Department to talk about getting our youth healthier.
Courtney Peeler of the Good Samaritan Society talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about changes to the SECURE Act and how it will affect inheritances and retirement.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the museum.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the YMCA.
Administrators from Hastings Catholic Schools talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about events and the importance of Catholic Schools Week.
Hannah Jensen, a local musical artist, talked to us on our Morning Conversation about her past, career, and new album.
This is part two of our two part Sunrise 60 Close Up with State Senator Steve Halloran.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the Unicameral. This is part one of our two part conversation.
Bob Sullivan talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming talk about Planned Parenthood at the Hastings Public Library.
Marcy Brandt, the Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the opera house.
Steph Dorland and Terry Streetman talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Alzheimer's Association and what they are doing to work with the Unicameral and an upcoming event.
BJ Pumroy, the Athletic Director for Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about athletics and how Hastings College 2.0 has affected them.
Courtney Peeler of the Good Samaritan Society talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about their upcoming free veterans luncheon.
State Treasurer John Murante joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about college savings and unclaimed property.
Mikki Shafer, the President of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events with the chamber.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Viaduct and other transportation issues in Hastings.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us a preview of the 2020 Legislative Session.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the YMCA.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the Museum.
Jim Morgan, of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the importance of Radon testing.
Kim Graviette, Director of Career Services at Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up and gave us a preview of winter.
We continue our conversation with Matt Innis, who is running against Ben Sasse for the 2020 US Senate, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
This is part one of our two part Sunrise 60 Close Up talk with Matt Innis, who is running against Ben Sasse for the US Senate in 2020.
Terry Hejny, of the Nebraska LEAD Program, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the program and it's benefits.
Major dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army joined us on our Sunrise 60 to talk about the red kettle campaign and their coat drive.
Becky Tideman of the Hastings Museum talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the Museum.
Jodi Graves and Mackenzie Waltemath of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the annual campaign, toys for tots, and the Student United Way.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, and Adams County Emergency Manager Ron Pughes talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Winter safety tips.
Courtney Peeler, Community Relations Director for the Good Samaritan Society, Hastings Village, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the 2019 Tree of Love.
Judi Sickler, the President of the Kearney Area Community Foundation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Give Where You Live.
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Annual Campaign with the Campaign Co Chairs for the United Way.
Kevin Mercer, Gallery Director for the Jackson Dinsdale Art Center, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the JDAC.
Jodi Graves, the executive director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Toys for Tots and their Ugly Sweater Soire.
Terry Streetman of the Alzheimer's Association joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about what the Alzheimer's Association is doing at the state and federal level to fight against Alzheimer's.
Barbara Sunderman, Vice President of Academic Affairs at Hastings College, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Hastings College 2.0.
Maggie Callahan and Nathan Mertens of Hastings College talked about the first year seminars on our Morning Conversation.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events at the YMCA.
President Kealen Dea and Vice President Maggie Rogers of the Hastings College Student Association talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about all of the changes at Hastings College.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about property taxes and Medicaid expansion.
Ryan Martin and Landon Arnold of the Hastings Parks and Recreation joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the railroad quiet zone, the mall, the viaduct, and North Park Commons.
Michele Bever and Janelle Brock for the South Heartland District Health Department talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about suicide prevention and awareness.
Mikki Shafer and Nichole Rundle, of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Veteran's Parade, a Chili Cook Off, and the Ag Barbecue.
Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and fundraisers like the kettle fundraiser and the Thanksgiving Dinner.
Becky Tideman, of the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities to do at the Museum.
Jodi Graves and Jason Ackles, of the United Way of South Central Nebraska, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the United Way and their annual campaign.
Dan Rutt, Director of Revive Ministries Inc., Horizon Recover and Counseling Center, The Unity Houses, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the United Way's Annual Campaign and how the year has gone.
Cassie Bailey, walk manager for the Alzheimer's Association, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about all of the walks that happened in South Central Nebraska and how people can still donate.
Amy Sandeen, The Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Tales on the Trail happening this Saturday.
Bob Sullivan talked to us on our Morning Conversation about an upcoming talk that will be at Hastings College for young couples who are engaged, thinking about getting engaged, or newly married.
Jerry Bumgardner and Daniel Buller of Crossroads Mission Avenue talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about donations, Thanksgiving, and re-branding.
Jodi Graves and Susan Meeske, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the United Way and why they enjoy working for the community.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up on upcoming events.
Anne Halbert of Start Over Rover joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the cold season and how to take care of your pets during this time of year.
Erika Knott, the Wellness Director at the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the YMCA's upcoming Turkey Trot
Anne Halbert from Start Over Rover talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming Annual Barktober Fest.
Mike Moritz, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Hastings, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about improvements being made to their radar in Blue Hill.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up, with other guests, about the dangers and facts of vaping.
Adrian Smith, Congressman for the 3rd District of Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a multitude of issues, including trade, healthcare, and the seminar he will be hosting in Hastings.
Becky Tideman, Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the Hastings Museum.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their Annual Campaign.
Andy Hoffman, President of the Team Jack Foundation and the Father of Jack Hoffman, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Team Jack Radiothon coming up tomorrow.
Courtney Peeler, Community Relations Director for the Good Samaritan Society, Hastings Village, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about an upcoming volunteer event where they will be installing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in elderly homes.
Dani Roseberry, with Country House Residents for Memory Care in Kearney, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Kearney Walk to End Alzheimer's on October 6th.
Mike Bockoven, the Marketing and PR Director for the Stuhr Museum, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about three new exhibits that are currently at the museum.
Les Harms of the Adams County Historical society joined us for Moments in Time on our Morning Conversation. This weeks talk was about the German population in Hastings and Adams County.
Mikki Shafer and Nicole Rundle of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events with the Chamber.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events.
Janice Stillman, the editor of the 2020 Old Farmer's Almanac, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the book and what we can expect from the weather in the coming year.
Michele Bever and Jim Morgan of the South Heartland District Health Department were joined by Adams County Emergency Manager Ron Pughes to talk about being prepared for a disaster on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Courtney Peeler, with Community Relations for the Good Samaritan Society, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming SamFest.
Marcy Brandt, Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Byron Jensen of the Hastings Symphony Orchestra talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a free concert coming up and a look ahead at the season for the HSO.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Amy Birkel, the COO of Heritage Communities, recently stayed at the Regency Community at College View. She talked about her stay and Heritage Communities on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jim Smith, the executive director of Blueprint Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Blueprints vision for Nebraska's growth and they plan to enact that vision.
Jim Smith, the executive director of Blueprint Nebraska, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Blueprints vision for Nebraska's growth and they plan to enact that vision.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the viaduct, the budget, and a grant from AARP.
Michael H, the meeting contact for Overeaters Anonymous, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about compulsive overeating and overeaters anonymous meetings.
Morgan Karel, of the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and pub quiz.
Beth Janning, an Extension Educator for UNL and 4H, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the 4Hers will be doing at the State Fair.
Lori Cox, the Executive Director of The Nebraska State Fair, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about everything going on at the State Fair this year.
Dr. Jeffery Gold, Chancellor for the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the University.
Dr. Jeffery Gold, Chancellor for the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what's going on at the University.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and activities at the YMCA.
We spoke with State Treasurer John Murante on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about tax transparency, property taxes, and unclaimed property.
Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about giving away school supplies this week, the mobile summer feeding program, and their concert on Friday.
Ryan Martin of the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and Kool-Aid Days
Becky Tideman of the Hastings Museum talked to us about all of the Kool-Aid Days events that will be happening at the museum.
Marcy Brandt, Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Amy Sandeen, The Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the expansion and other upcoming events.
Jacy Horst spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Nebraska Rett Syndrome Strollathon.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, brought along some guests to talk about Mental Health issues and awareness on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Russ Kindig, Upper Level Legion Commissioner, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Mid-South Regional Tournament happening in Hastings August 7-11..
Jodi Graves, the Executive Director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Stuff the Bus, Wheels for Work, and the Annual Campaign.
Jon Longoria, of the West Wind Band, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Rise Above the Water free music festival happening in Kearney. They will be asking for free will donations for the victims of the flooding in Kearney.
Andrea Melendez joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Kool-Aid Days happening in Hastings August 9-11.
Jodi Graves, the executive director of the United Way, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Stuff the Bus and other upcoming events.
Amanda Fitzke and Jen Jacobitz, parents of children at Christ Lutheran at Juniata, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the school.
Sharon Brooks, member of the Hastings Public School Board, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the latest board meeting.
Michael H of Over eaters Anonymous talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their weekly meetings and informational night.
The Hastings Museum has some great exhibits and movies happening, like the Coney Island Exhibit and Disneynature's Penguins movie. Becky Tideman, the marketing director, talked to us about these and more on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Beth Janning, an Associate Extension Educator with 4H, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about what the 4Hers are doing this week at the Adams County Fair.
Bryan Frew joined us to talk Sodbuster Baseball on our bi-weekly Sodbuster Sitdown. We talk about the upcoming all star game and the end of the regular season.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events and what's going on at the Hastings YMCA.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Michele Bever and Jim Morgan of the South Heartland District Health Department talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how to protect yourself form mosquitoes and the diseases they carry.
Anne Halbert of Start Over Rover talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how to keep our pets safe and cool during the summer.
The Hastings Public Library recently had improvements and new machines added to the Makerspace, but only for a limited time. Tim Lentz and Erica Rogers talked to us about the changes on our Sunrise 60 Close Up
Zion Lutheran Church and School will be throwing their Annual Fourth of July Celebration. Penny Pratt talked to us about the celebration and what will be happening on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Revive Sports Thrift Store is entering into it's second year and Dan Rutt talked to us about the need for donations.
Anne Halbert of Start Over Rover talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about fireworks and how they affect our pets and what we can do to help them.
The Flatwater Music Festival is this weekend and it's going to be a great time as usual. Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of Prairie Loft, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the festival and volunteer opportunities as well.
The Hastings Public Library is rolling out it's new Makerspace programs. Morgan Karel talked to us about it on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Michael Krings, the Director for the Hastings Economic Development Corporation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about updates with the North Park Commons and other development projects.
The United Way of South Central Nebraska is encouraging people to volunteer with the Day of Action 2019. Jodi Graves, the executive director, talked to us about the event.
State Senator Steve Halloran talked to us about the Legislature, property taxes, the budget, and what his plans are for 2020.
Marcy Brandt, the Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about upcoming events.
Tammy Orthmann, the Director of the Downtown Center Association, talked to us about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about their upcoming events.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Heath Department, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Health Literacy.
The Hastings YMCA is ramping things up as summer is right around the corner. Troy Stickels, the CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us about what's going on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Museum has a lot going with tours and exhibits. Becky Tideman talked to us about what's going on at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The High School Finals Rodeo will be this weekend at the Adams County Fairgrounds. Nate Allen talked to us about the event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Alzheimer's Association's Longest Day Event is coming up soon and Brian Reetz joined us to talk about the day on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jerry Bumgardner and Daniel Buller talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about what's going on at Crossroads of Hastings.
Jim Boeve, President of the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about what is going on with the Hastings Public Schools now that the school year is over.
Mayor Corey Stutte joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Old Overpass and other issues as well.
The President of Allo Communications, Brad Moline, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about updates within the city of Hastings.
It will be a busy Memorial Day weekend for travelers and Rose White, of AAA the Auto Club Group, talked to us about the number of people traveling and gave some tips for those traveling as well.
The aquacourt is set to open up this weekend. Ryan Martin from the Hastings Parks and Recreation joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the aquacourt opening up and other events.
The Hastings Public Library's summer reading program is right around the corner. Morgan Karel talked to us about the program and the upcoming Pub Quiz on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
May is Stroke Awareness Month and Andrew McCarty from Mary Lanning Healthcare talked to us about the signs and symptoms of strokes, as well as what to do if someone is having a stroke, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, gave us an outlook of what to expect from Summer this year on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Sodbusters are a week away from starting their second season. Bryan Frew, owner and general manager, talked to us about the team on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Ron Seymour, an Extension Educator, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about planting and gardening season.
May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month and Kylie Dockter, from Team Jack, talked to us about the importance of this month on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Summer Camps, membership opportunities, and much more at the Hastings YMCA. Troy Stickels, the CEO, talked to us about everything going on at the local YMCA.
Events and activities are ramping up with the Hastings Parks and Recreation as the weather gets nicer. Ryan Martin talked to us about the upcoming events and activities on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Museum has a lot coming up. Becky Tideman talked to us about upcoming events and Give Hastings Day on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Give Hastings Day is an important for many non-profits, including Revive Ministries Inc. Dan Rutt, the director, talked to us about give day and Revive Ministries new website on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Give Hastings Day is happening on Thursday and Amy Sandeen talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the day and it's events throughout Hastings.
Members of the South Heartland District Health Department talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how physical health can effect mental health.
Morgan Karel and Kristy Hruska, of the Hastings Public Library, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about comic book day, cupcake wars, and the summer reading program.
The Hastings YMCA is doing a free blood pressure program. Dr. Mike Johnson talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the program.
The Hastings Legion Baseball Steak Dinner Fundraiser will be coming up on May 17. There will be a lot going on and Russ Kindig talked to us about the fundraiser on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about taxes, the legislature, and flood relief.
Springfest 2019 is this weekend and Amy Sandeen, the Executive Director of the Prairie Loft Center, talked to us about the event and other upcoming events as well on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Public Library will be having their monthly Pub Quiz tonight. Morgan Karel, the PR Coordinator, talked to us about Pub Quiz and other upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about a couple of new appointments, the Parkview Cemetery Roads, and the Hastings Public Schools Tax Levy.
The Hastings Symphony Orchestra will be performing it's last concert of the season. Byron Jensen, the conductor, talked to us about the concert on our Morning Conversation.
Jerry Spady Chevrolet GMC Cadillac is hosting a donation drive for flood victims called Flood Aid 2019. Dani Kroger, the finance manager, talked to us about the drive on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The United Way and CASA of South Central Nebraska have teamed up to open a toy store for struggling families and youth. RuAnn Root and Cindy Gottsch of Casa and Jodi Graves of the United Way told us about the store on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Community Theatre has a new play coming up called The Geezers. The Director, Roger Doerr, talked to us about the play on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jim Richardson, a photographer for National Geographic, will be speaking at Hastings College. Brett Erickson of Hastings College talked to us about what to expect from this event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The South Heartland District Health Department wants to make our communities healthier. Michele Bever, the executive director, told us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up how we, as individuals, can help with that effort.
The Downtown Do The Brew is coming up on April 27. Jessi Hoeft, Co-Owner of First Street Brewing Company, talked to us about the event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings YMCA is gearing up for the spring sports season. Troy Stickels, the CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about events and activities happening at the YMCA.
The Hastings Museum has some great events and movies coming up, including a World War One documentary made by Peter Jackson. Becky Tideman, the marketing director, talked to us about these upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The National Weather Service in Hastings will be having their first open house in more than twenty years. Mike Moritz, the warning coordination meteorologist at NWS, talked to us about the open house on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
TeamMates and Runza will be teaming up on Tuesday, April 7 for a fundraiser. Ryan Martin, board member and mentor for TeamMates, talked to us about the fundraiser on our Morning Conversation.
Trail connectivity study, floods, and the Imperial Mall are a few topics we talked about with Mayor Corey Stutte on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
John Bonham, the Vice President for the Hastings Public School Board, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the tax levy vote.
Today is Diabetes Alert Day and DeAnn Carpenter of Mary Lanning Healthcare talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about diabetes and it's symptoms and effects.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the weather we can expect in the spring and to recap the flooding.
Revive Ministries Inc., Horizon Recovery and Counseling Center The Unity Houses will be having it's Spring Fundraiser soon. Dan Rutt, the Director, talked to us about the fundraiser on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Vital Signs Health Fair is this weekend. Karen Doerr talked to us about the fair and what to expect on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
With the recent floods devastating much of Nebraska, Rachelle Lipker, the Executive Director of the Central and Western Nebraska American Red Cross, told us how you can help out.
Jolee Urbanovsky of the Alzheimer's Association talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The BLUE Benefits Dinner and Auction will have some great food and great items on their auction list. Hauli Sabatka, the Executive Director of the Foundation at Hastings Catholic Schools, talked to us about the event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
This is part two of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with Doug Kristensen, the Chancellor of UNK.
Doug Kristensen, the Chancellor of UNK, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up. This is part one of a two part conversation.
Governor Pete Ricketts talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about property taxes and the Governor's Cup.
Always fun things going on at the Minden Opera House. Art exhibits and movies and more. Marcy Brandt, the executive director, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Spring is right around the corner and the Hastings Parks and Recreation is starting to get busy for the spring time. Ryan Martin, recreation superintendent, talked to us about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
With Spring time right around the corner, the Hastings YMCA has a lot of stuff to sign up for. Troy Stickels, the CEO, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about these upcoming programs.
Movies and Events and a new event called "Low Sensory Sundays." Becky Tideman, marketing director for the Hastings Museum, told us about what's going on at the Museum.
Dorran Hultman, Michele Bever and Sally Molnar joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about sun damage and skin cancer.
Mayor Core Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close about the new weapons ordinance, the solar farm, and Joe Patterson's retirement.
This is part two of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with Congressman Adrian Smith. Hemp, jobs, and the economy were some of the topics discussed.
The Southern Border, a national emergency, and agriculture. These are just a few thing we talked with Congressman Adrian Smith about on our Sunrise 60 Close Up. This is part one.
The Hastings Museum always has great movies and events going on. Becky Tideman told us about those events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jolee Urbanovsky of the Alzheimer's Association talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Lifeline from Mary Lanning Healthcare can be a life saver. Roxie Robinson talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Lifeline.
The Hastings Parks and Recreation always has fun events going on and sports and activities to sign up for. Ryan Martin, Recreation Superintendent, talked to us about what's coming up on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Bob Sullivan joined us to talk about his "Recharge" event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up. It will be a retreat for men with a Christian men. Giving them a chance to recharge and talk to other men about what ever may be going on.
Mary Lanning Healthcare has a great home care services program, Home Health. Carrie Edwards, the Director of home care services, talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Home Health.
Whoopers and Hoopers is just a little over a month away. Here to tell us about registration, events, and volunteer opportunities are Mikki Shafer and Nicole Rundle.
The Minden Opera House has a lot of cool events coming up. A movie, a meet and great, and a ballet. Marcy Brandt, the executive director, talked to us about these events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
It may be cold right now but Spring is almost upon us and the YMCA has some exciting stuff coming up. Troy Stickels, the CEO, talked to us about what's coming up at the Hastings YMCA.
The 3rd Annual Nebraska Bigfoot Crossroads of America Conference is on February 15th and 16th. Harriett McFeely, the Bigfoot Lady, talked to us about what we can expect from this years conference.
f you have a passion for music and are a sophomore or junior in high school, Hastings College has the summer camp for you. Annette Vargas and Louie Eckhardt talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the Hastings College Open Space for Performing Arts.
It's American Heart Health Month and Michele Bever and Jean Kort of the South Heartland Health Department gave us some tips on how to maintain a healthy heart on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Landmark Implement is hosting a free Planter Clinic in Hastings. Lance Schoreder, with Landmark Implement, told us what to expect from this clinic.
Landmark Implement is hosting a free Sprayer Clinic in Kearney. Brock Emery from Landmark Implement told us what to expect from the clinic on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mayor Corey Stutte talked to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about how 2018 went and what to look forward to in 2019.
Allo Communications is working to provide fiber internet in Hastings. Brad Moline, the President of Allo Communications, talked to us about how things are going in the process of having it available for all parts of Hastings.
4H is having one of it's biggest fundraisers on Sunday, January 20th. Julie Ochsner and Mackenzie Zeckser of 4H told us about the 4H Soup Supper.
The Minden Opera House always has great events for the whole family. Marcy Brandt, the Executive Director of the Minden Opera House told us about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
There is always a lot of fun events going on with the Hastings Parks and Recreation. Ryan Martin, Recreation Superintendent, told us about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Dan Rutt, Director of Revive Ministries Inc, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to give us an update on Revive Ministries Inc.
Patty Sitorius is retiring as the Athletic Director at Hastings College after this school year. From a student athlete to the Athletic Director. Hear her story on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Doug Kristensen, the Chancellor of UNK, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up. This is part two of our two part conversation.
Doug Kristensen, the Chancellor of UNK, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up. This is part one of our two part conversation.
It's a new year and the Hastings YMCA is a great place to meet many New Year's Resolutions. Troy Stickels, the CEO of the Hastings YMCA, talked to us about opportunities at the YMCA on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Radon is a silent killer and there are only a few ways to test if it is in your home. Jim Morgan and Jessica Warner from the South Heartland District Health Department, told us about steps you can take to avoid being effected by radon on our Sunrise 60.
Property taxes, the budget, and everything in between. Senator John Lowe talks to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Legislative Session.
The Hastings Museum will be having their annual Spirits and Interesting People, or SIP, event coming up on January 26th. Becky Tideman and Curtis Gosser, the Marketing Team at the Hastings Museum, told us about this event on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mentoring Works is a great program in Hastings that gets high school and college students to mentor younger, elementary kids. Brady Rhodes, the Interim Executive Director of Mentoring Works, gave us information on the program and it's future.
The South Heartland District Health Department held an emergency preparedness full scale exercise at the Adams County Fairgrounds. Jim Morgan, the Public Health Risk Coordinator, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the exercise.
Holiday lights contest, a video game tournament, and the Snowball Softball Tournament are all coming up with the Hastings Parks and Recreation. Ryan Martin, Recreation Superintendent, talked about these upcoming events and more on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Hastings College has made many exciting new changes, including their studying abroad program. Grant Hunter, The Director of International Programs, gave us information on their studying abroad program on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
There are a lot of exciting things going on at Hastings College. Susan Meeske, the Vice President of Enrollment and Student Experience, told us about the fact that they will be including books in their tuition next year on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Holiday travel can be very difficult. Here to gives us some tips and things to think about is Rose White, the Public Affairs Director for AAA - The Auto Club Group, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Two authors with strong ties to Hastings will be doing a book signing on Saturday at the Blue Moon. The two authors, Monty McCord and Kent Theesen, told us about the books and themselves on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings YMCA always has great classes, sports leagues and membership opportunities. Troy Stickels, the CEO of the Hastings YMCA, told us about them on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Josh Hoyer has been on The Voice and has traveled all over the world to play his music. His band, Soul Colossal, is coming to the Minden Opera House on Friday. He spoke with Marcy Brandt and I about the upcoming concert on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
With a lot going on at the University of Nebraska Kearney, there's a lot to talk about. Doug Kristensen, UNK's Chancellor, spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Dr. Kass Remp spoke to us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about Hastings College's teaching program and accreditation.
In this holiday season there are plenty of ways to make it more enjoyable and more safe. Here to tell us how is Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
ALLO Communications is a new business in Hastings that will offer high speed fiber internet. Their Grand Opening is today and Lauren Bliss, the PR and Events Coordinator, told us about the Grand Opening and ALLO on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The Hastings Museum always has great movies and events going on. It's the holiday season and plenty of holiday themed events are happening. Becky Tideman and Curtis Gosser told us about those events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
The American Red Cross always needs blood donations and volunteers, especially during this time of the year. Rachelle Lipker, the executive director of the Central and Western Nebraska Red Cross, spoke to us about these issues and more on our Sunrise 60.
It's the end of the year and the Hastings City Council will see three new members at the next council meeting. Solar Regulations have been passed. And an update on the FBO at the Airport. Mayor Stutte joins us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
A trip to South Korea, a superintendent retiring, and a presentation in Omaha. There is a lot going on with the Hastings Public School District and Robert Sullivan, board member for the Hastings Public School Board, told us about it on our Sunrise 60.
Major Dale Brandenburg, of the Salvation Army, had LeWain Dysart of the Dysart Family join us to talk about their upcoming concert on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Horizon Recovery Center does a great deal to help people suffering with addiction. Dan Rutt, the Director of the the Horizon Recovery and Counseling Center, spoke with us about everything they do.
The Merry Market Craft Show, Santa Calls, The Candy Cane Hunt, and the Holiday Lights Contest. It's a busy time of year for the Hastings Parks and Rec and Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent, talked to us about all of these events.
Doug Kristensen, The Chancellor of UNK, talked to us about the fall sports season, the upcoming winter sports season and other issues surround UNK on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Pub Quiz coming up soon with the Hastings Public Library and the maker space are some things we talked about when we spoke with Morgan Karel, the Library's PR Coordinator.
There are always great things to see and do at the Hastings Museum, including new films. Becky Tideman, the Marketing Director at the Hastings Museum, told us about some of the new films at the Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Hastings College will be giving all students an Apple IPad and Apple Pencil next year. Patty Kingsley, the Director of IT at Hastings College, talked to us about the initiative on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke with Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about veterans and veterans healthcare.
Governor Pete Ricketts joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about his re-election and the next four years.
This is part two of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with the President of Hastings College, Travis Feezell.
This is part one of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with the President of Hastings College, Travis Feezell.
Mary Plock and Maddie Hill, of the Mary Lanning Healthcare Foundation, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Annual Fund Campaign.
Mary Plock and Maddie Hill, of the Mary Lanning Healthcare Foundation, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the upcoming Estate Planning Seminar.
Dorrann Hultman, with the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about cancer prevention.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Charles Holmberg, Hastings City Council Candidate in Ward 4 joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mikki Shafer and Nicole Rundle joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events with the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce.
John Ricks, the Nebraska Tourism Executive Director, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
Sharon Brooks, member of the Hastings Public School Board, joined us on our Morning Conversation to talk about the latest board meeting.
Congressman Adrian Smith joined us for our Sunrise 60 Close Up. This is part one of our two part conversation with the Congressman.
Ted Schroeder, Ward 2 Hastings City Council Candidate, joined us for our Morning Conversation.
Michael Krings, the new Executive Director for the Hastings Economic Development Corporation, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Matt Fong, Cadidate for Ward 4 for the Hastings City Council, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mat Jones, Ward 3 Candidate for the Hastings City Council, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Chuck Rosenberg, Candidate for Hastings City Council in Ward 3, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Michele Bever and Dorrann Hultman of the South Heartland District Health Department joined us on our Surise 60 Close Up to talk about flu season and the flu shot.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the weather we can expect in the fall and winter.
Mike Moritz, with the National Weather Service, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the weather we can expect in the fall and winter.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about their Annual Campaign.
Travis Feezell, the President of Hastings College, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Hastings College's new initiatives.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Tim Clark, a contributing editor for the Old Farmer's Almanac, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
Jake Rundle from the Hastings Public Library joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up, for one last time.
Jane Raybould, Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Marcy Brandt, Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Mike Doremus and Roger Duering joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the World's Largest Truck Convoy
Harriet McFeely, or the Bigfoot Lady, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the grand opening of the Crossroads Bigfoot Museum opening up in Hastings.
Michele Bever, Susan Ferrone, and Becky Sullivan, for the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about a couple of upcoming events.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
State Senator Bob Krist joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the gubernatorial debate he has with Governor Pete Ricketts
Cassie Bailey joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Walk to End Alzheimer's Events going on in the Tri-Cities.
Lori Cox, the Executive Director of The Nebraska State Fair, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jaime Parr, the Director of Sales for the Nebraska State Fair, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close up to talk about the State Fair.
Ruth Nicolaus and Scott Hinrichs joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Oregon Trail Rodeo.
Chelsey Jungck, Events and Entertainment Coordinator for the Nebraska State Fair, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the entertainment at the State Fair.
Stefanie Creech-Will joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about ASAAP and back to school.
Ryan Martin and Landon Arnold of the Hastings Parks and Recreation joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Rachelle Lipker of the American Red Cross joined us to talk about their need for blood donations and volunteers. And she talked about back to school safety tips.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
Marcy Brandt, Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Amanda Cusatis and Carrisa Uhrmacher joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the YWCA.
Andrea Melendez joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the upcoming Kool Aid Days
Michele Bever and Dorrann Hultman of the South Heartland District Health Department joined us on our Surise 60 Close Up to talk about vaccines and immunization.
Randy Kissinger of the Department of Labor joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about what they're doing to help Herbergers, Applebee's, and Allen's employees who are losing their jobs.
Erin Wirth joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Nebraska Passport Program and how it is going so far this year.
Samantha Pollard of the Nebraska Red Cross joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the upcoming Rock n Roll Up Your Sleeve Blood Drive.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jake Rundle and Morgan Karel of the Hastings Public Library joined us to talk about Pub Quiz and other upcoming events at the Hastings Public Library.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Veterans Free Family Fun Day.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
Jake Rundle and Beth McCracken of the Hastings Public Library joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the famous author visiting the Hastings Public Library.
We spoke with the Chancellor of the University of Nebraska Kearney, Doug Kristensen, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Bob Sullivan joined us to talk about his talk at the Hastings Public Library about birth control.
Jolene Laux, manager of the Adams County Fairgrounds, joined us to talk about the events going on during the Adams County Fair.
Marcy Brandt, Executive Director of the Minden Opera House, joined us with photographer Shane Booth on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke to Beth Janning about what 4H is doing at this years Adams County Fair. This is Part Two of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with Beth Janning.
We spoke to Beth Janning about what 4H is doing at this years Adams County Fair. This is Part One of our Sunrise 60 Close Up with Beth Janning.
We spoke to Elizabeth Chentland of the Alzheimer's Association on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Rachelle Lipker of the American Red Cross joined us to talk about summer safety tips on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke with Dan Rutt, Debby Shuck, and Ashley Hajny on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Recovery at the Park
Amanda Fitzke and Sara Bock Stadter joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Christ Lutheran School
We spoke with Ryan Martin, Recreation Superintendent for the Hastings Parks and Rec, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jake Rundle of the Hastings Public Library joined us to talk about events surrounding the Library on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke to Amy Sandeen on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about the upcoming Flatwater Music Festival at the Prairie Loft Center
We spoke with Becky Tideman, Marketing Director for the Hastings Museum, about the new movie they are showing, America's Musical Journey.
We spoke to Mayor Corey Stutte on our Sunrise 60 Close Up about many things including the Highway 6 project delay and solar energy facilities.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
Tammy Orthmann of the Hastings Downtown Center Association joined us to talk about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Anne Halbert of Start Over Rover joined us to talk about summer safety tips for pets and Start Over Rover on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Nate Allen joined us to talk about the upcoming High School Rodeo on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke with the Chancellor of the University of Nebraska Kearney, Doug Kristensen, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Amy Sandeen joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the upcoming Flatwater Music Festival.
Michele Bever and Jean Korth of the South Heartland District Health Department joined us to talk about health literacy.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings Museum on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Tom Hastings joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about the Retail and Restaurant Survey they will be conducting.
We spoke to the Democratic candidate for the US Senate, Jane Raybould on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Andrew McCarty joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about Stroke Awareness Month.
Jake Rundle of the Hastings Public Library joined us to talk about events surrounding the Library on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Ben Dumas of the Crane Trust joined us to talk about their 40th Anniversary events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Terry Rejny joined us to talk about The Nebraska LEAD Program of which he is the Director.
Michele Bever and Dorrann Hultman, of the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us to talk about the free HPV Documentary they will be showing.
Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army joined us to talk about their upcoming Tent Meeting.
Jake Rundle of the Hastings Public Library joined us to talk about events surrounding the Library on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Jane Raybould, Democratic Candidate for the US Senate, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Thomas Osborn joined us to talk about his candidacy for the Unicameral in Legislative District 38.
Michele Bever, Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, joined us on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Dan Rutt of Revive Ministires Horizon Recovery & Counceling Center, The Unity Houses, joined us to talk about Give Hastings Day.
We spoke with the Chancellor of the University of Nebraska Kearney, Doug Kristensen, on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
We spoke with Jake Rundle, the Technology Librarian at the Hastings Public Library, about Pub Quiz and other upcoming events.
Elizabeth Chentland of the Alzheimer's Association joined us on the Sunrise 60 Close Up.
We spoke with Ted Schroeder who is running for City Council Ward 2 in the City of Hastings
Terry Rejny joined us to talk about The Nebraska LEAD Program of which he is the Director.
We spoke with Hope LeBar, the Marketing Director at The Hastings YMCA, about the upcoming Healthy Kids Day.
Students of Central Community College in Hastings joined us to talk about their upcoming Native Corn Event.
We spoke with Ryan Martin, of the Hastings Parks and Recreation, about upcoming events.
We spoke with Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, about National Public Health Week.
We spoke with Governor Ricketts about the Legislature, Tariffs, and the Southern Border.
We spoke with Greg Clark, The Minister of The Kearney Church of Chirst and a volunteer for the Nebraska Youth Camp, about the 2018 Mud Run Fundraiser.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
We spoke with Julie Harris, The Executive Director of the Nebraska Bicycling Alliance, about their Road Show coming to Hastings.
We spoke with Mike Moritz of the National Weather Service about Severe Weather Awareness Week and Spring.
Elizabeth Chentland of the Alzheimer's Association joined us on the Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
Rachelle Lipker, the Executive Director of the Central and Western Nebraska Red Cross, joined us to talk about volunteer opportunities and blood drives.
We spoke with DeAnn Carpenter, the manager of the Diabetes Program at Mary Lanning Healthcare, about diabetes and diabetes alert day.
We spoke with Becky Tideman of the Hastings Museum about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Mikki Shafer, the Tournament Director for the 37th annual Whoopers and Hoopers Basketball Tournament, joined us to talk about the upcoming tournament.
Jake Ridpath of the Hastings Convention and Visitors Bureau joined us to talk about the 37th Annual Whoopers and Hoopers Basketball Tournament and other upcoming events.
We spoke with DeAnn Carpenter, the manager of the Diabetes Program at Mary Lanning Healthcare, about diabetes and diabetes alert day.
Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, joined us to talk about upcoming events at the Hastings YMCA.
We spoke with Michele Bever and Dorann Hultman, from the South Heartland District Health Department, about skin cancer awareness.
We spoke with the President of The University of Nebraska, Hank Bounds. This is part two of that conversation.
We spoke with the President of The University of Nebraska, Hank Bounds. This is part one of that conversation.
Jonathan Heredia and Andrew Koubek, two students from Hastings College who are also in an acapella group named Millennial Vibe, joined us the Sunrise 60 Close Up to talk about their upcoming regional tournament.
We spoke with Jake Rundle of the Hastings Public Library about Pub Quiz and other events coming up.
We spoke with Becky Tideman of the Hastings Museum about upcoming events on our Sunrise 60 Close Up.
Dan Rutt, The Director of Revive Ministries Horizon Recovery and Counseling Center The Unity Houses, to talk about their upcoming Ten Year Anniversary and the Grand Opening of their Sports Thrift Store.
Ryan Martin, the Recreation Superintendent of the Hastings Parks and Rec, joined us to talk about upcoming events.
Harriet McFeely, otherwise known as the Bigfoot Lady, joined us to talk about the upcoming Nebraska Bigfoot Crossroads of America Conference.
Nebraska's governor joined us to talk about the proposed university system cuts, budget, and taxes.
We spoke with former Nebraska Football Legend and Former Heisman Winner, Johnny Rogers, about the upcoming Fairfield Volunteer Fire and Rescue Fundraiser.
We spoke with Paul Theobald, a democratic candidate for Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District.
We spoke with Kirk Penner, a republican candidate for Nebraska's third congressional district
We spoke with Rob Marsh, the Co Host of the 2018 Cattlemen's Ball, about the upcoming event.
Michele Bever, the Executive Director of the South Heartland District Health Department, and Erika Knott, the Wellness Director at the Hastings YMCA, joined us to talk about Heart Health Month.
We spoke with Tom Hastings and Mikki Shafer of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce about upcoming events in Hastings.
We spoke with Doug Eisele, the Principal of Christ Lutheran School, about their open house happening tomorrow.
We spoke with Fritz Mountfort, a music teacher at Hastings College, about their upcoming musical, "The Pirates of Penzance."
We spoke with Jeff Senn, The Manager of the new Hope Lodge in Omaha that will be having its ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 29th.
We spoke with Joni Schlatz, Co-Director of the Teen Reach Adventure Camps, about their upcoming Chili Cook Off Fundraiser.
We spoke with MJ Kinman, who has an art gallery at Hastings College's Jackson Dinsdale Art Center
We spoke with Mayor Corey Stutte about new development projects, the new finance director and new bathrooms at the lake.
We spoke with Jim Morgan of the South Heartland District Health Department and Susan Kotas, a homeowner, about Radon.
We spoke with Shawn Scott and Chad Trausch of the Adams Central Public Schools Board about the new year, openings, the preschool and the elementary school
We spoke with MJ Kinman, a textile artist from Hastings, about her art, her art gallery she has at the Jackson Dinsdale Art Center and the lecture she gave at Hastings College.
We spoke with Mallory Gruben, a student at Hastings College, about the Food 4 Thought Community vs College Challenge and The J Term at Hastings College.
We spoke with Doug Kristensen, the Chancellor of UNK, about what's happening with the University of Nebraska at Kearney
We spoke with Roxann Holliday of Hastings College about the Hastings College Talent Pool Program.
We spoke with Kevin Mercer of Hastings College about their art program and art galleries
We spoke with Michele Bever and Jessica Warner about the dangers of Radon and Radon Awareness Month
The voice of the Tri-City Storm joined us to talk about a busy week and a half at the Viaero Event Center in Kearney with four home games and hosting the Top Prospects game.
We spoke with Troy Stickels, the CEO of the Hastings YMCA, about upcoming events at the Y.
We spoke with Mayor Corey Stutte as he gave a year in review and a look ahead to next year.
We spoke with Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army about their Counter Top Kettle Fundraiser and The Angel Tree Tag List.
We spoke with Michele Beaver, the executive director of the South Heartland District Health Department, about Mental Health and Wellness
We spoke with Becky Tideman of the Hastings Museum about all the upcoming Holiday events happening at the Hastings Museum.
Jason Vertin joined us today to talk about the Annual Chicken Noodle Dinner and Holiday Bazaar at the St Cecilia Gymnasium
We spoke with Rachelle Lipker, the Executive Director of the Western and Central Nebraska Red Cross, about their weekly Blood Drives and how this is a tough time of the year for them to get blood.
We spoke with Jake Rundle of the Hastings Public Library about all the new and exciting activities at the Hastings Public Library and their Pub Quiz events this month
Matt(Executive Director for Americans for Prosperity) and Katie(Executive Director for Educate Nebraska) continued the conversation about their statewide trip to discuss Education Opportunity and school choice in Nebraska.
Matt(Executive Director for Americans for Prosperity) and Katie(Executive Director for Educate Nebraska) joined us to talk about their statewide trip to discuss Education Opportunity and school choice in Nebraska.
We spoke with Michael Moritz of the National Weather service about the upcoming Winter Weather Season
Happy joined us to talk about his life with Rock 'n Roll and the upcoming concert at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds.
We spoke with Major Dale Brandenburg of the Salvation Army about their coat drive, counter top kettles, the bell ringers, and their Thanksgiving Dinner.
We spoke with Michele Beaver, the executive director of the South Heartland District Health Department, to talk about drug take back day.
We spoke with Tiffany Crouse of The Hastings Downtown Center Association about the upcoming Downtown Trick or Treat, Celebration of Lights and Shop Small Saturday.
We spoke with Nathan Hoeft, the Co-Owner and Brewmaster at First Street Brewing, about their weekend anniversary events and what they've done in the past and what they have planned for the future.
We spoke with Mayor Corey Stutte about the new Hastings Utility Manager, the Fire Union, New Lofts Downtown and the FBO.
This is part two of our interview with Attorney General Doug Peterson about his Re-Election and DACA.
This is part one of our interview with Attorney General Doug Peterson about his Mobile Office, Cyber Security and the Opioid Crisis.
We spoke with Jennifer Lewis, the executive director of the Hastings YWCA, about them moving into their new building
We spoke with Brittany Rees from SASA about their upcoming events during Domestic Violence Awareness month
We spoke with Michele Beaver and Dorrann Hultman of the South Heartland District Health Department about the upcoming flu season and prevention methods
We spoke with Michael Moritz of the National Weather Service about the recap of summer weather, what can we expect from fall and winter and their simplification of the winter weather advisory process
We spoke with Troy Stickels, CEO of the Hastings YMCA, about their annual community campaign.
We spoke with Traviz Feezell about becoming the 17th President of Hastings College and other topics surrounding Hastings College.
We spoke with Todd Hoins about his seminar he will be conducting at Central Community College about Social Security
We spoke with Mayor Corey Stutte about the city budget, the half cent sales tax, the Expedition League team name and getting a fixed based operator at the Hastings Municipal Airport.
We spoke with Samantha Bonifas and Ashley Drudik about the Hastings Walk to End Alzhiemer's
The Governor joined us to talk Reemployment Programs, Trade Missions, Growth in Value-Added Agriculture, and DACA.
Michele Beaver joined us to discuss being prepared for an emergency or a disaster. Jim Morgan joined us as well.
We spoke to Mayor Corey Stutte about the Utility Budget, the Expedition League, and the Half Cent Sales Tax
UNK grad and Gothenburg native tells us about her experience in Houston during Hurricane Harvey.
Jake Rundle came to the studio to discuss the upcoming events at the Hastings Public Library like Pub Quiz and their move
This is part two of our interview with Wynne Adams about the Galaxy of Stars happening at the Nebraska State Fair.
This is part one of our interview with Wynne Adams about the Galaxy of Stars happening at the Nebraska State Fair.
Ruth Nicolaus joined us to talk about the Oregon Trail Rodeo happening at the Adams County Fairgrounds this weekend.
Steve Cropley of the Melon Roasters Car Club joined us to talk about their upcoming event
Becky Tideman joined us to talk about Solar Eclipse Events happening at the Hastings Museum
Ben Dumas of Crane Trust joined us to talk about the Solar Eclipse Events at Crane Trust
Ryan Martin joined us to talk about upcoming events involving the Hastings Park and Recreations
Chelsey Jungck joined us to discuss some of the things going on at this years Nebraska State Fair
We talked to Krystal Gabel, a Republican candidate for Governor in 2018, about her campaign. This is part two.
We talked to Krystal Gabel, a Republican candidate for Governor in 2018, about her campaign. This is part one.
Jake Rundle came to the studio to discuss the upcoming events at the Hastings Public Library like Pub Quiz
Mayor Corey Stutte joined us to talk about the fair, rezoning, and an expedition league for Duncan Field
Steve Landon of 4H joined us to discuss the Commodity Carnival at this years Adams County Fair
Kate joined us to chat about her experience chasing eclipses and the upcoming August 21 event.
Mayor Stutte gave us a city update and talked about the Mayor's Youth Council with one of the members.
Alexa joined us to talk about her career thus far and her upcoming EP release. She also played 2 songs for us.
Kari and Roxann joined us to talk about fundraising for Community Health Charities of Nebraska.
The Talbott Brothers joined us ahead of performing at the Wine & Jazz Festival in Kearney and kicking off their new tour.
Aaron joined us to talk about his campaign for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Man of the Year.
Dan and Carol joined us to talk about the Horizon Recovery Spring New Growth Event and 5K run.
Congressman Smith talked about current items in Congress such as healthcare reform and infrastructure, and recent foreign policy moves involving Syria, Afghanistan, and North Korea.
Sen. Lowe talked about what is going on in the legislature, and why he supports or opposes current legislation.
Shawn and Scott talked about recent happenings with the school board and Adams Central.
A professor and student from Hastings College join us to talk about the recently launched Hastings Oral History Initiative.
Mayor Stutte highlights some recommendations he's making to council regarding the city's organizational structure.
Jim joins us to recap the March school board meeting plus talk about the inaugural high school baseball season.
Bill joined us to talk about his newest audio adventure CDs from Heirloom Audio Productions.
Becky joins us to discuss what's coming up at the Hastings Museum during the next month.
Sarah updates us on a piece of legislation that would keep a better inventory of federal dollars allotted to the state of Nebraska.
Dr. Logan joined us on the Hastings College Spotlight recently to discuss the college's new Diversity Center.
Ryan joins us to take a look at some spring and summer activities at the recreation department.
Mike joins us to talk about storm spotter training classes and severe weather awareness.
Maddison talks about the independent film Ice which is taping this week at Kearney's Viaero Center.
Jill breaks down Nebraska's recent ranking of 45th in terms of property tax rankings by Wallethub.com.
Bill is the author of several award winning audio dramas. On this interview we discuss his newest feature In The Reign of Terror.
Steve joins us to highlight Edith and Grace Abbott, two of Nebraska's most prominent women in the past 150 years.
Susan joins us to talk about dementia care expert Jolene Brackey visiting the Tri-Cities this week.
Major Brandenburg previews an upcoming gospel concert at the Salvation Army scheduled for Friday, March 3.
Sheryl joins us to talk about the newly formed Nebraska Early Childhood Workforce Commission formed with help from the Buffett Early Childhood Institute.
Mayor Stutte joins us to talk about city issues including what's going on with the Novak Study and the Board of Public Works
Tom and Mikki talk about the Retail Business Showcase and give us a sneak preview into Whoopers and Hoopers.
Becky updates us on the new films coming to the Hastings Museum and offers a sneak peak into what's happening at the museum in honor of Nebraska's 150th birthday.
We talked with a couple of area 4H members during Nebraska 4-H month on their experiences and why they chose 4H.
Brenda discusses the need for foster parents in our area and highlights an upcoming training event in Hastings on Feb. 27.
Kayla highlights a busy two weeks of community events going on in Hastings from Feb. 15 through Feb. 26
Dave joins us to talk about Valentine's Day and the preparation that goes into making it a success for his locally owned business.
The two members of the Togetherness Committee at the Y recently launched a hygiene drive for those in need in the community.
Cody joins us to talk about an upcoming #DontKillOurCraft rally in Grand Island to protest LB 632. Craft brewers across the state say the bill would threaten to stunt the industry's growth through unnecessary regulation.
Amy joins us to preview the upcoming Precision Water Utilization Conference, happening Feb. 23rd in Hastings.
Mr. Scott joins us to discuss a new roundabout that will be installed near the new elementary school site.
Major Brandenburg talks with us about what's going on this month at the Salvation Army.
Adam joins us to discuss food safety for those planning to host a Super Bowl party this weekend.
Mary is a guest speaker at this year's inaugural Agriculture Symposium at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis. She joins us to preview this year's event.
Kayla joins us to preview a number of events coming up in the Hastings area during early February.
Chancellor Gold made stops in Kearney and Hastings recently and joins us to discuss how the medical center is looking to improve healthcare in out state Nebraska.
Tom and Mikki preview the upcoming Chamber banquet and a retail business showcase coming up in February.
Dr. Murray joins us to promote a new laser like lipo procedure to help with weight loss.
Brandon discusses his thoughts on how the recent ice storm may have helped the soil in Central Nebraska.
Dr. Stutte recaps the first city council work session of 2017 and updates us on possible future plans for the Hastings Regional Center.
Dr. Khan discusses the importance of public health in communities. He was in Hastings Tuesday as part of a 6-city listening tour.
Mike recaps another record breaking year for the airport and discusses why paid parking is being discussed as part of the airport's growth.
Ryan previews some upcoming community recreational opportunities and a Daddy Daughter Date Night planned for February.
Jim talks about the Nebraska Legislature's conservative makeup and why that bodes well for real tax reform in 2017.
Michele and Jim discuss Radon Action Month and give tips on how to test your home for the cancer causing gas.
Mike talks with us about a new 2-part documentary he produced called "Sold for Sex: Trafficking in Nebraska" and "Sold for Sex: Survivor Stories."
Sen. Halloran gives us a preview of what he expects for property taxes and other budget issues facing the 2017 Nebraska Legislature.
We continue our conversation with staff members about how the agency helps those struggling with addiction become self-sufficient.
We chat with each of the staff members from Horizon Recovery and Counseling Center about services offered there. This is part 1 of a 2-part Close Up focused on addiction and recovery.
Ron chats with us about the Bronco bowling team and looks ahead to the remaining schedule.
The chancellor talks with Kaleb Henry about the close of the first semester and what's happening in 2017 on campus.
Laura recaps the December school board meeting and discusses other issues going on at HPS.
The new mayor joins us in our monthly chat about Hastings government issues, including the transition currently underway at City Hall.
The library director joins us to discuss the ongoing renovations and looks ahead to a special "opening ceremony" in early January.
The middle school principal and guidance counselor joined us in studio along with students Summer, Delaney and JC. They were the winners of the middle school PSA contest.
Becky joins us to discuss all the educational and entertainment opportunities over the holiday at the Hastings Museum.
A replay of our Oct. 28 interview with Betty Vertin. She talks about a drug therapy used to treat Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The FDA recently denied a new drug application for TransLarna which she says is very effective in treating the disease.
Bill has organized several hero flights for veterans and is planning a final one in 2017.
Ryan talks about the Holiday Lights Contest, athletic opportunities coming up through the parks department.
Jim talks about the need for occupational license reform in Nebraska and the Platte Institute's Strong Jobs Nebraska campaign.
The YMCA Wellness Director discusses the Y's Lose 2 Win Challenge and other activities coming up in the new year.
The governor talks about his upcoming budget proposal, tax reform and his recent trade mission trip to China.
Major Brandenburg stresses the need for bell ringers and for donations to their red kettle campaign.
George, a Purple Heart recipient takes a look back at the 75th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack and discusses his time serving in World War II.
Ray reflects on the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor and looks back at his time serving in the war.
Michele and Stef discuss impaired driving prevention with helpful tips and interesting statistics involving drunk driving crashes.
The newly appointed 17th President of Hastings College discusses his visions for the future and shares some of his background in higher education.
Major Brandenburg highlights some upcoming community events happening at the Salvation Army and talks about the Angel Tree donations currently underway.
Brady recaps with us the November meeting of the Hastings Public Schools Board of Education.
Father Sughroue previews the middle school retreat and high school day of service to the community.
Becky talks about holiday happenings at the Hastings Museum including the upcoming Nutcracker shows on the big screen.
Dr. Snodgrass chats with us about the expanded hospitalist services they provide and previews a presentation coming up at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 at the Lark in Hastings.
Tiffany previews the Celebration of Lights and takes a look ahead at the upcoming Small Business Saturday happening Nov. 26.
Nebraska's Junior Senator talks about looking forward to supporting President-Elect Donald Trump.
Staffers from the MMI were in Hastings last week looking to expand their services to out-state Nebraska for those with developmental disabilities.
The newly elected State Senator talks about his victory and plans he has for the upcoming session.
Ryan looks at some November events including a local craft show happening this weekend.
Major Brandenburg talks about some services being offered during the month of November.
Mike discusses Winter Weather Awareness Week and previews what kind of winter we can expect this year in South Central Nebraska.
The Hastings resident talks about a drug therapy used to treat Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The FDA recently denied a new drug application for Translarna which is a very effective treatment for the rare condition.
Sarah discusses occupational licensing rules and how they are hindering economic growth in Nebraska.
Lammers talks about his campaign and the negative attacks being brought on by his opponent.
Kayla takes a look at community events coming up around Halloween and the first week of November.
Marjorie talks about some new grants recently awarded by Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Nebraska.
Sally and Josh discuss the WHAM program designed for patients struggling to overcome mental health and addiction problems.
Becky discusses upcoming events at the Hastings Museum including a Tri-City educational workshop.
Amber previews some Halloween themed events and more coming up at the Hastings Family YMCA this month.
Dr. Stutte discusses the failed downtown city block project and discusses what are the next steps for Hastings going forward.
Father Brouillette discusses the Catholic Church's stance on the death penalty and has some encouraging words for those voting in the upcoming election.
Michele and Dorann talk about breast cancer awareness and why screening is so important.
Briana talks about some of the services they offer to those affected by unplanned pregnancies.
We hear from a group of high school students on their recent experience sharing St. Michael the Archangel Feast Day with students at St. Michael's Elementary last week.
Ryan previews some Halloween themed activities happening in Hastings in October and talks about the new fall sports guide.
One of the Grand Marshals of the parade stops by the studios to talk about the 75th annual event happening in Grand Island.
Mike discusses a new fundraising event at Stuhr and talks about October events happening at the museum.
Troy joined us to discuss the Y's community campaign and family events coming up in October.
Nebraska's junior senator discusses the recent terror attacks in New York and New Jersey, Hillary Clinton's email scandal and U.S. foreign policy problems.
Roger and Mike discuss the World's Largest Truck Convoy event to benefit Special Olympics.
Scott discusses the Adams Central budget and updates us on what's next for the new elementary school site.
Jackson talks enrollment, what's new on campus and sheds some light on the upcoming presidential search.
Darin, Mike and Byron discuss Sunday's 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and preview the ceremony planned at Chautauqua Park Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.
Dennis talks with us about the upcoming Leadership Hastings banquet and the 2016 honoree Marlin Briscoe
Joseph recaps the 2016 fair and what's in store for the future, based on attendance and feedback.
Jim talks about being prepared for emergencies. September is National Preparedness Month.
Shaun takes a look at what goes into marketing and obtaining sponsorship for the Nebraska State Fair.
Beth discusses what's new this year at the state fair and what people can do inside Raising Nebraska.
Daniel discusses the Career Pathways program at Hastings Middle School and highlights the new technology students are using.
Jessica recaps August school board meeting and highlights the Career Pathways Program at Hastings Middle School.
Dr. Magnano takes a look at ways to help prevent overeating and to stop unnecessary bloating.
Sally takes a look at how parents can help their children combat back to school anxiety.
Jennifer discusses the mission of NCHS and talks about an upcoming fundraiser in Hastings.
Michele and Janis discuss the importance of immunizations and how it can also help prevent cancer.
Sarah takes a look at ways Nebraska could potentially reform taxes in the upcoming legislative session.
Kayla looks ahead at some of the August events happening in and around Hastings including Kool-Aid Days and Art in the Park.
Andy discusses last week's downtown Hastings concert and previews some upcoming shows in their summer concert series.
Chris discusses upcoming informational events for those interested in learning about a lawsuit against Syngenta.
Mike previews an outdoor concert, a 5K and back to school themed events coming up at the Stuhr Museum.
Kathy discusses her campaign for mayor and talks about some of the issues involving city government including ongoing talks of changes to the Board of Public Works.
Becky stopped by our fair booth to take a look at upcoming events at the Hastings Museum, the big screen and with Kool-Aid Days.
Stutte recaps what happened at the July board meeting and looks ahead to the start of the new school year.
The lieutenant governor discusses why the Adams County Fair is such a fun event for him to visit and takes a look at some of Nebraska's glaring economic issues.
Lisa talks about a benefit coming up July 23 for Grand Island resident Melinda Darling.
Debbie is representing Nebraska at this week's Republican National Convention in Cleveland as an alternate delegate.
Tina discusses an upcoming event to benefit those struggling with homelessness or near homelessness.
The Chancellor talks about what's going on at the university and looks ahead to the fall semester.
Dan shares about Recovery in The Park event, and the many aspects of what makes it so special. And free Ice Cream.
Eric Dinger joins us to talk about his new app called Powderhook, which is an outdoor connectivity app.
Tammy shares information on the Arts and Diversity workshop put on by the Grow Grand Island Arts and Entertainment Committee
Chris joined our Kaleb Henry to talk about high vehicle recall numbers in the Tri-Cities
James discusses the lack of summer meals programs across the state and what can be done to address that problem.
Mr. Jackson discusses some of the construction going on around campus and talks about why he supports the city block project.
Wes discusses a proposed highway project in Hastings and previews Tuesday's town hall meeting.
Brady discusses what's going on this month in the district and provides an update on the construction projects.
Nathaniel and Capt. Brandenburg discuss the upcoming gospel shows at the Salvation Army.
Butch discusses why he's leading an effort to bring a city block project to a vote of the people.
Jana and Melissa share their thoughts on the recent sentence handed down to a Stanford student accused of raping another student.
Mr. Poynor joins us to talk about an informational meeting coming up in Hastings regarding a lawsuit against Syngenta.
Shawn discusses the new elementary school project and some changes to the athletic department this fall.
Leslie takes a look at a program to update several Nebraska state historical markers ahead of the state's 150th birthday.
The governor previews the upcoming trade mission planned for China later this year and discusses political comments he made about the need for more "Platform Republicans" in the Legislature.
Lammers talks about his campaign and defends himself against some recent campaign attacks.
Paul portrays President Woodrow Wilson, Ted portrays William Jenning-Bryan and Charles portrays W.E.B Du Bois in a look back at the World War I era in the United States.
Helen portrays Jane Addams and Karen portrays Edith Wharton in a look back at the World War I Era in the United States.
The senator joins us to discuss the presidential election and what's going on in Washington.
Sally discusses mental health and looks ahead to special event coming up in late May in Hastings.
Dr. Stutte talks about what's next for his campaign now that the primary season is over.
Jackie speaks to us about her retirement and how the cancer center has evolved over the past six years.
The Governor chatted with us about his endorsement of John Lowe for Legislative District 37 and why the GOP should back Donald Trump.
Mark joined us Monday to discuss why he doesn't agree with the Adams Central bond issue.
The CEO and President of the public policy think tank is critical of the declining delivery standards with the US Postal Service and says it's time for real changes.
Andrew highlights the importance of stroke awareness and how to live healthy to prevent strokes.
Greg and Shauna discuss why they support the upcoming school bond issue and talk about an informational meeting coming up.
The governor discusses his recent veto of LB 947 and looks ahead to a veto override showdown with lawmakers.
Lisa and Megan take a look at the upcoming Business Innovation Conference in Hastings on April 20.
Becky looks ahead to Earth Day and a couple of rockin' concert films coming to the big screen.
Jeff updates us on how the first year of Universal Free Breakfast has gone at two Hastings schools.
Tyson discusses why he's running, what he's excited about for the future and discusses the city block project.
Adam recaps some of the bills his organization supported that advanced through during this year's legislative session.
The Grand Island native and Lincoln preschool teacher talks about her recent success and on qualifying for the live shows.
The governor discusses some of his top priorities as the Legislature winds down the 2016 session.
The Chancellor updates us on the latest news around the University of Nebraska at Kearney
Jessica recaps the March board meeting and talks about the HPS Foundation's mission and annual pathway event coming up.
Trent discusses his experience in Nebraska agriculture as part of our National Ag Week series.
Lisa and Megan take a look at the upcoming Business Innovation Conference in Hastings on April 20.
Dr. Rosati talks about the exciting opportunities in agriculture through the college located in Curtis, NE.
Amy talks about precision agriculture and the training being offered to students at Central Community College.
The ladies discuss their inspiring story of recovery and advice to those struggling with addiction.
Anthony discusses his struggles with bullying and autism and how he overcame them to play for Coach Tom Izzo at Michigan State.
Greg shares the story of his son Anthony who visited Hastings this week to talk about anti-bullying.
Bud breaks down the Republican presidential race and how he feels the GOP fares in this wild election season.
The Captain introduces us to Mark 209, a gospel group playing a free show March 11 in Hastings.
Mayor Powers discusses the upcoming public meeting to discuss the proposed convention center. He also addresses accusations from Mayoral candidate Butch Hughes.
Sarah discusses a bill being considered that would change living standards of Foster Children
The Chancellor discusses recent controversy surrounding a student survey of restaurants proposed for the Nebraskan Student Union.
Ms. Prendergast talks about her message on Black History Month, and what brings her to Hastings.
Sen. Kuehn describes how his proposal for a Right to Farm Amendment would benefit Nebraska agricultural producers.
Laura provides a recap of the February meeting and discusses an upcoming event at Morton Elementary.
Senator Sasse talks about his recent trip to Europe and why more needs to be done to stop Russia from making the Syrian refugee crisis worse.
Jessica explains why she believes Senator Gloor's tobacco tax bill (LB1013) is a bad idea that would create a "black market" for smokers.
Dr. Stutte discusses property tax legislation that he says will be dangerous for education plus a new relationship with the Imperial Mall.
Jan discusses Cardiac Rehab Week and the care offered to heart patients at Mary Lanning.
Susan discusses a special Alzheimer's awareness event coming to Kearney and Grand Island this month.
Adam discusses some branding changes for the Hastings College Bronco Athletic Department.
Michele and Elizabeth talk heart health and Go Red Day for women. February is American Heart Month.
Sen. Garrett discusses two bills he's proposing to amend Nebraska's Civil Forfeiture laws.
The Chief takes reviews the GIPD's 2015 Annual Summary and addresses the strengths and concerns within the department.
Mr. Thompson takes a look at Amherst's enrollment and how option enrollment is benefiting the district.
Father Adam Sughroue and St. Cecilia students Jordan Schropp and Bridget Suminski highlight their trip to Washington, D.C. and look ahead to Catholic Schools Week, which is Feb. 1 through Feb. 5.
Mr. Ptak shares the city's side of the argument over the future of the old Hastings Middle School building.
KHAS News' Nick Quiring sat down this week with Kathleen Bonnell and Butch Hughes to discuss the Phoenix Center's future. A notice to vacate was sent out earlier this month by the city attorney. This is the full interview.
Dr. Terrell discusses some of the surgeries he does at his Hastings facility and talks about Glaucoma awareness.
The Chancellor updates us on what's going on with some of the buildings on campus and discusses new legislation being proposed by state lawmakers.
James gives us a little in depth knowledge as to why Appleseed supports a new bill in the Legislature that would cover Nebraskans currently without health insurance or Medicaid.
RuAnn tells us how people can volunteer to become a court appointed special advocate and looks ahead to their March training.
The 23-year-old candidate talks about his platform and why he wants to be a part of the city government.
Jessica discusses some of the Platte Institute's primary focuses in the new legislative session.
Dan and Robin explain some of the ways they're helping those struggling with addiction in 2016.
Butch explains his rocky relationship with City Hall, including the old Middle School building and what that means for his bid for mayor.
The Kearney preschool teacher shares her inspiring journey from single woman to single mother of three beautiful brothers.
Erika discusses the Lose 2 Win weight loss program and other wellness events coming up in January.
Amy talks about her passion for documenting living personal history and a unique opportunity she's been afforded through a unique pilot program.
James discusses how providing prison inmates with educational opportunities and job training while incarcerated may help reduce recidivism and help curb the crowded prison system.
Asst. Principal Mike Nanfito and Counselor Stephanie Jacobsen join us along with students Emily Carson and Maria Gonzalez, the winners of the 8 Keys Public Service Announcement Contest.
The former Missouri Public Service Commissioner talks about Obama's Clean Power Plan and the negative impact it will have on the coal industry.
The Chancellor discusses events around campus and gives his opinion on campus safety and gun legislation being proposed by one state senator.
Jessica talks about a controversial pay raise for part time elected officials in Douglas County that she says sets a bad precedent for other county boards.
Mayor Jensen discusses the city's acquisition of the Veterans Home property and addresses the Food & Beverage Tax that may come up for vote in May 2016.
Father Brouillette updates us on the Year of Mercy and discusses holiday happenings with the school.
Becky highlights the Christmas events, what's playing in the theater and the annual holiday food drive.
Becky joins us to answer questions about Open Enrollment and Medicaid Expansion going forward
Sally discusses tips on combating the holiday blues and the stresses that come with the season.
Meghan discusses what state officials are doing to combat human trafficking issues around the state.
If you need last minute tips on cooking that Thanksgiving turkey, Tina is here to help!
Nicole recaps what took place during Hastings College's annual event to benefit the hungry and homeless in our community.
Professor Rowling discusses the ISIS situation and assesses the President's response so far.
Dr. Stutte talks about global terrorism, weighs in on the President's response and the Syrian refugee crisis
Deena joins us to talk about the Governor's response to Syrian refugee crisis and proposed legislation for next year's session by Sen. Heath Mello
Roxann discusses the school's program that seeks to retain students post graduation with jobs in Hastings area.
The governor joins us to talk about ways Nebraska government is working to better serve the public and also addresses the President's Clean Power Plan
Members of the St. Cecilia band recap the fall semester and look ahead to upcoming Christmas concert
The Chancellor talks to us about a new highway project that will reshape the entrance to the campus.
Alayna and Collin join Principal Mrs. Rasmussen to discuss fall activities at the school.
Today we highlight influenza and why you should now consider getting vaccinated for the season.
Deena talks about more inflated overtime hours, this time uncovered by the state prison system.
A pair of state cross country qualifiers join Athletic Director Randy Ahrens to recap the St. Cecilia Fall sports season
Deena explains why former Governor Dave Heineman is not happy with the Ricketts administration, plus fallout for the Hitchcock County Assessor accused of favoritism when leveraging property valuations.
Sen. Garrett talks about a bill he plans to introduce to eliminate some gun-free zones in Nebraska.
John recaps the October monthly meeting and talks about his experience visiting one of the local elementary schools.
Deena dives more into the rising overtime costs being racked up by the Nebraska State Patrol and Gov. Ricketts
Anna and Liz talk about this week's Artist Lecture Series focusing on Image at Hastings College
Sgt. Van Winkle became the HPD's first female sergeant earlier this year and talks about the challenges facing women of higher authority.
Mike discusses the Stuhr Museum's All Hallow's Eve celebration coming up Oct. 16-17 in Grand Island
Deena highlights a case against a former Saline County court clerk who's accused of taking thousands of dollars from the county.
Powers talks about the new Nebraska Innovation Campus and growing the state and local economies.
Minetta discusses a new energy saving house design in the works on CCC's Hastings campus
Deena talks about the governor's travel expenses gone missing, digging up overbudget concerns at Nebraska State Patrol and discusses the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Sally talks suicide prevention and discusses signs of mental illness as we continue a discussion for National Mental Illness Awareness Week.
Susan discusses QPR Suicide Prevention Training taking place at St. Cecilia and National Mental Illness Awareness Week
Michele Bever and guests Susan Ferrone and Cindy McDowell talk about suicide prevention and mental illness awareness week.
Deena talks about how a South Central Nebraska group of law enforcement agencies aren't willing to give money to the state which they received from Homeland Security.
Deena discusses the new artwork planned outside Pinnacle Bank Arena and describes how the state auditor found nothing scandalous in a Lincoln budget fiasco.
Heid talks about his latest production "With Lee in Virginia," an audio adventure about the Civil War in America and faith.
Chuck talks about the upcoming banquet where three former Huskers will reunite on Oct. 8.
Deena talks about the Lincoln mayor's art project at Pinnacle Bank Arena, which he wants taxpayers to foot the bill for.
Kristensen addresses how the first month of the new school year has gone. He also talks about a lawsuit settlement involving a former student.
The governor talks about his trade mission trip to Japan and some tri-city businesses getting statewide recognition
Mike Butler and Capt. Darin Clark talk to Brad about the 9/11 Rememberance ceremony on Friday Morning
Michele and Tom highlight an upcoming visit by Navy SEALs to help promote healthy living among youth in the area. They'll be in Hastings Sep. 13-15
Deena today discusses rising Obamacare costs, the Ralston Arena situation and a bad loan uncovered by the Attorney General.
Jessica talks about why wind farms in Nebraska can pose a financial burden on homeowners nearby as well as the health and environmental impact.
Michele and Jim go over National Preparedness Month and how you can prepare yourself in the event of a disaster or epidemic.
Coach Mays discusses the upcoming Hall of Fame Banquet happening in Hastings on September 26.
Deena joins us to talk about a bad arena situation in Ralston and why the Attorney General is ordering a job agency to release information on possible bad loans.
Terry is an energy expert, formerly with the Missouri Public Service Commission. He joins us to talk about why the EPA's Clean Power Plan is bad for consumers.
Christy joins us to discuss what's new at the Outdoor Nebraska exhibit at the state fair.
We discuss the Hastings Catholic School's Ministry Program and learned about some of the positive impact it's having on the lives of students.
Beth describes some of the new features at the exhibit for this year's state fair including the all-new outdoor exhibit.
Deena discusses the latest in an investigation of a Hitchcock County Assessor, Pinnacle Bank Arena's finances and the latest on the Nebraskans for the Death Penalty petition drive
Jinx discusses the challenges that face caregivers who care for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients.
The governor talks about his statewide town hall meetings and discusses the EPA's Clean power Plan
Deena Winter with the Nebraska Watchdog takes us in-depth with some of the issues making headlines across the state.
Deena Winter a reporter for the Nebraska Watchdog joins us each Wednesday to talk issues important to the state
Hastings Chamber of Commerce President Tom Hastings joined Brandon to talk about the Imperial Mall and the future of that building.