Category: Knox County, OH

WNZR presents the March 2022 MVNU Presidential Update

MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding, talked with The Morning Thing for his monthly Presidential Update.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

Dr. Spaulding shared his thoughts on the second half of spring semester and how he found time to rest over spring break. He shared his biggest goals for the month of March and the latest COVID update from campus. Dr. Spaulding’s top priority is to have a joyous graduation. MVNU will celebrate on Saturday, 4/30 with two separate traditional graduations in the morning and one non-traditional GPS graduation in the afternoon.

Dr. Spaulding also shared an update on the construction project at MVNU’s Soccer/Lacrosse stadium.
The MVNU Board of Trustees will meet in March. Dr. Spaulding shared an overview of their meeting agenda.

Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages and prayer requests for MVNU students, faculty, and staff for this month.

Click HERE to stay up to date on MVNU.

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The Morning Thing Friday Favorites 2/25/22

As we get ready to turn another page on the calendar, The Morning Thing hosts wanted to count their blessings.
For this week’s Friday Favorites, they shared their favorite things that happened in the month of February.

Click HERE to hear from Marcy, Wesley, Kelsi, and MacKenzie.

We hope you take a moment to count your blessings today!

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The Morning Thing introduces you to the local Repair Cafe

There are so many exciting things happening in Knox County! Have you heard about our local Repair Cafe?
Mark Tillack shared information with us on the local Repair Café events.

Click HERE to hear the story behind this movement and how you can get involved.
Four times a year, volunteers come together in Mount Vernon to repair broken items for free.
For more information on the Repair Café, visit www.facebook.com/KnoxRepairCafe/

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WNZR presents the February 2022 MVNU Presidential Update

MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding, talked with The Morning Thing for his monthly Presidential Update.

Click HERE to hear the update.

Dr. Spaulding shared his thoughts on the first month of the semester and how MVNU succeeded through January. He shared his biggest goals for the month of February and the latest COVID update from campus.

Dr. Spaulding talked about special projects that are going on now, including the construction at the soccer/lacrosse stadium.

Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages for MVNU students, faculty, and staff for this month. He also shared some advice for the upcoming MVNU spring break.

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WNZR presents the January 2022 MVNU Presidential Update

MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding, talked with The Morning Thing for his monthly Presidential Update.
Dr. Spaulding shared his goals for MVNU for the new year. He also shared the latest Covid update from campus.
He talked about special projects that are going on now, including the construction at the soccer/lacrosse stadium.
Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages for students, faculty and staff for Spring Semester 2022.

Click HERE to hear the entire conversation.

Click HERE to stay up to date on MVNU.

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The Food For The Hungry Crew shares thoughts about the 40th Anniversary Drive

Food For The Hungry celebrated its 40th Anniversary on Friday, 12/10/21. WNZR talked with crew members, board members, and volunteers. They shared their thoughts about this memorable experience and the legacy of giving in Knox County.

Click HERE to hear from our great team!

Click HERE to see some exciting totals from this year’s drive, plus a highlight video of this special day.

You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways

Website – www.foodforthehungrycares.org
Facebook – Food For The Hungry of Knox County
Twitter and Instagram – FFTH Cares

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Lisa Mazzari talks about 2021 Food For The Hungry on Drive Day!

WNZR talked with Lisa Mazzari about 2021 Food For The Hungry at the beginning of Drive Day.

Lisa tells us where collection points are and when they will be open.

She also shares the details of how people can give online.

Lisa explains the impact Food For The Hungry has had on the community and what the 40 year legacy means to her.

Click HERE to hear Lisa Mazzari’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.

You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways

Website – www.foodforthehungrycares.org
Facebook – Food For The Hungry of Knox County
Twitter and Instagram – FFTH Cares

#WNZR #TheMorningThing #FFTHCares #WorkingTogether #FFTHKnoxCounty

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Katelynn Mast talks about 2021 Food For The Hungry!

WNZR talked with Katelynn Mast about 2021 Food For The Hungry.

Katelynn walked us through her day as Marketing Director for Food For The Hungry and shared some surprises she has had this year.

She also shared the details of how people can give to Food For The Hungry.

Katelynn explained the impact Food For The Hungry has had on the community and what the 40 year legacy means to her.

Click HERE to hear Katelynn Mast’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.

You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways

Website – www.foodforthehungrycares.org
Facebook – Food For The Hungry of Knox County
Twitter and Instagram – FFTH Cares

#WNZR #TheMorningThing #FFTHCares #WorkingTogether #FFTHKnoxCounty

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Interchurch Social Services’ Katie Frazier talks about 2021 Food For The Hungry!

WNZR talked with Katie Frazier about 2021 Food For The Hungry.

Katie tells us role in the Interchurch Social Services and how long she has been in this ministry.

She also shares goals for 2022 and prayer requests for her and her team.

Katie tells us the impact COVID-19 has had on her and the community. She also shares what the slogan means to her and her team.

Click HERE to hear Katie Frazier’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.

You can stay connected to the Food For The Hungry calendar in a few ways

Website – www.foodforthehungrycares.org
Facebook – Food For The Hungry of Knox County
Twitter and Instagram – FFTH Cares

#WNZR #TheMorningThing #FFTHCares #WorkingTogether #FFTHKnoxCounty

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