WNZR talked with Captain Christine Moretz of the Mount Vernon Salvation Army. She shared an overview of their service numbers and the current needs for her ministry.
Christine talks about how donations help families in lots of different ways and how the challenge of COVID has affected not only our community and residents, but her team as well.
She also shares her goals for 2022.
Click HERE to hear Christine’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways
WNZR talked with Joy Harris, Executive Director of Knox County’s Interchurch Social Services. Joy shared the current needs of her 4 offices around the county – Mount Vernon, Centerburg, Fredericktown and Danville. She also shared how the Food For The Hungry campaign helps them meet the needs of many families throughout the year.
Joy shares a Top 10 list for the pantry, plus how $1.00 can turn into $9.50 worth of food!
Click HERE to hear Joy’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways
WNZR talked with Carol Grubaugh today about the exciting Knox County Service Club challenge to collect donations to benefit Food For The Hungry. Carol is Executive Director for the Knox County Chamber of Commerce, Knox County Convention and Visitors Bureau and Main Street Mount Vernon.
She shared the details of this challenge. 5 clubs are participating: Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, Psi Iota Xi, Rotary Club and Soroptimist Club.
She also shares why it is so important for people to get involved by donating and volunteering this year.
Click HERE to hear Carol’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways
WNZR talked with Dr. Henry Spaulding, MVNU’s President for our December Presidential Update. He shared how proud he is of our campus community for their resilience throughout this fall semester. He talked about his top goals for the month of December and for 2022. He also shared a highlight of MVNU’s calendar for December. Dr. Spaulding also shares a special message to students, faculty, and staff as MVNU prepares for Christmas break.
For our Friday Favorites this week, The Morning Thing Hosts share their favorite ways to decorate for Christmas.
Click HERE to hear how the gang will be decorating.
Tune into WNZR as you celebrate your holidays this year. We are a perfect compliment to your decorating, celebrating, and fun time with family.
Connect with WNZR on your radio at 90.9FM, online at www.wnzr.fm or download our smartphone apps for both Apple and Android devices. You can find WNZR on the iTunes App Store, or Google Play. WNZR can also be found on the TuneIn Radio app. Take WNZR with you wherever you GO this Christmas season!
Bidding closes at 3pm on Friday, December 10th. The winning bidders will be announced at 3:30pm on the Annual Food For The Hungry Broadcast. Watch it at www.mvnu.tv
Click HERE to hear Jim’s conversation with WNZR’s Wesley Boston.
You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways
WNZR talked with Anthony McNeal, Downtown Manager with Main Street Mount Vernon about another exciting event on the Winter in Downtown Calendar. The Festival of Lights is this Saturday!
Click HERE to hear Anthony’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
Click HERE to find the map to vote for your favorite light displays. It will be posted on Friday, 12/3.
WNZR talked with Lauren Heffelfinger about the history of the Festival of Lights in Mount Vernon. She shares more information about the 3 categories for voting and how to participate.
Click HERE to hear Lauren’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
WNZR talked with Amber Keener from Mount Vernon City Council about this year’s Festival of Lights. Amber shares more details about how to see this year’s light displays. She also shares how WNZR is providing the special music you can listen to as you follow the map of displays.
Click HERE to hear Amber’s conversation with WNZR’s Wesley Boston.
WNZR talked with Lisa Lloyd from the Knox County Foundation about this year’s Festival of Lights. Lisa shares what the winners will receive and how the Foundation is proud to be the main sponsor for 2021. She also shared a highlight of the Foundation’s calendar for 2022.
Click HERE to hear Lisa’s conversation with WNZR’s Wesley Boston.
Click HERE to stay connected with the Knox County Foundation.
WNZR talked with Ellen Hoam of the Fredericktown Christmas Walk Committee about one of the exciting events on this year’s calendar – the 5K Run and Walk.
Click HERE to hear Ellen’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.