MVNU presents Cinderella this weekend at the Knox Memorial Theater

WNZR was honored to chat with several cast members about their experience in this fantastic show.
The actors talked about their characters and how they prepared to play these roles. They talked about the uniqueness of this version of the classic story. The actors shared their favorite songs and memories.

Click HERE to hear our conversations.

Enjoy our conversations with:
Logan Davis – Sebastian
Kenzie Potter – Marie/Fairy Godmother
Tyler Maddux – Prince Topher
Destiny Fullerton – Madame/Wicked Stepmother
Judy Bennett – Cinderella

Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s Music Department and Theatre Program presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Broadway Version) which features music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics and an original book by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a new book by Douglas Carter Beane.

Since its debut in 1957, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella has enchanted fans of all ages. Originally written for television, the musical has been adapted four times since. The most recent adaptation, the Broadway version, premiered in 2013. It features all the favorite music of the original and a new book by Douglas Carter Beane. A timeless tale of overcoming the seemingly impossible with determination, faith, and a little bit of magic, Cinderella is sure to delight audiences of all ages.

Performances are Friday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 15, at 2:30 p.m. All performances take place in The Knox Memorial Theater, 112 E High St., Mount Vernon.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for MVNU students, anyone under 18, or those with military ID. Tickets for all performances may be purchased online at theatre.mvnu.edu or at the box office beginning one hour prior to show time. Seating opens approximately 30 minutes prior to show time. This production is suitable for all audiences.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit theatre.mvnu.edu, email theatre@mvnu.edu, or call the MVNU Theatre coordinator at 740-397-9000 ext. 4235. Follow MVNU Theatre on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with the latest program news and events.

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Matt Salvucci

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features CCP (College Credit Plus) Student, Matt Salvucci.

Matt is from Mount Vernon and is currently a Senior at Mount Vernon High School. He is taking Communication and Digital Media classes this year at MVNU.

Matt shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

Matt shares some favorites including his favorite food, artist and hobby. He shares a bittersweet memory about a snowboarding trip in high school.

You can also learn more about Matt with WNZR’s Rapid Fire.

Click HERE to hear and enjoy the conversation!

You can hear Matt on WNZR on Mondays 7pm – 8pm and Wednesdays 9pm – 10pm.

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Zach Reuss

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features freshman, Zach Reuss.

Zach is from Cincinnati. His major is Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Zach shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

He shares some favorites including how he loves being part of the WNZR Video Crew. Zach also shares about his connection to WNZR through his big sister, Emma (a co-host of The Afternoon Drive).

You can also learn more about Zach with WNZR’s Rapid Fire. His favorite bible verse is Isaiah 41:10, our theme verse for Lifeline 2023!

Click HERE to enjoy the conversation!

You can hear Zach on WNZR on Wednesdays 12pm – 1pm and Fridays 1pm – 2pm.

March 2023 Spotlight on Mount Vernon with Mayor Matt Starr

Mount Vernon Mayor Matt Starr shared updates on the City with The Morning Thing on Friday, 3/24/23.

Click HERE to hear the full conversation.

Topics included:

  • Mount Vernon City Council’s approval for the development of Liberty Crossing on Newark Road. Mayor Starr shares his excitement for what this means for the future growth of Mount Vernon.
  • Updates on construction and street work projects
  • Important steps to take when reporting potholes throughout the city – report a pothole by calling the MV Street Department, (740) 393-9501
  • Efforts to ask the state to restore the Local Government Fund, and the City’s plans if those funds are granted back to the city
  • Investigation Update on the recent vandalism at Mound View Cemetery and the inclusive playground at Memorial Park
  • Update on the Mount Vernon Police Department,which includes some officers receiving national recognition
  • Important warning for residents involving a letter in the mail about an energy aggregation project
  • Exciting news for Hiawatha Water Park as the summer approaches
  • Goals for the month of April
  • Mayor Matt Starr gives us ways to be in prayer for him and his team as April approaches
  • Residents can stay connected to the City of Mount Vernon on their brand-new YouTube page, The City of Mount Vernon. Public city meetings will be will be livestreamed and archived on this page. Citizens can still check the City’s website and Facebook.

To stay in touch with the City, go to:

Katy Nichole shares about the Live and In Color Tour and Lifeline 2023

WNZR’s Joe Rinehart talked to Katy Nichole about the Live and In Color Tour that she’s currently on with CAIN and David Leonard. The tour has a stop planned in Mansfield on March 26.
She shares how she got interested in singing and songwriting, and how a phone call from Josh Havens of The Afters had a special part to play in this part of her story.
Katy tells us about what inspired God Is In This Story, an awesome song that she sings with Big Daddy Weave but is also our Lifeline 2023 theme song!
As Katy found overnight success in her career, she talks about how she stays grounded.
Katy also tells us about her colorful vinyl of her album “Jesus Changed My Life,” which has many of her hits like God Is In This Story and In Jesus’ Name (God Of Possible).
She also shares how we can pray for her this year.

Click HERE to listen to the conversation.
Check out wnzr.fm for more information about Lifeline 2023.

WNZR talks to CAIN about their Live and In Color Tour

WNZR’s Allison Prouty talked to Madison from the band CAIN about their Live and In Color Tour. CAIN, Katy Nicole and David Leonard will be bringing the tour to Mansfield on March 26.
Madison says you can expect to enjoy comedy, dancing, worship, and a mix of all three artists during the night. If you’re coming to the concert, she asks you to wear red.
She also shares how the band travels on their bus with their babies, as all three siblings have babies! Madison tells us what it’s like to make music and tour with her siblings, Logan and Taylor.
Madison shares the story behind CAIN’s song “I’m So Blessed” as well. She also talks about the power of Christian music and how she’s seen God work through it.
You can find more information about the concert and get tickets at wnzr.fm/concerts.

Click HERE to listen to the conversation.

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Morgan Mills

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features junior, Morgan Mills.

Morgan is from Granville. Her major is Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Morgan shares what brought her to MVNU and how she found her way to WNZR.

She shares some favorites including her favorite memory about WNZR’s annual Christmas Party!
Morgan loves music from Cain, crab Rangoon and fried rice, and the new movie Jesus Revolution.
We also learn that Morgan’s favorite bible story is the Tower of Babel.

You can also learn more about Morgan with WNZR’s Rapid Fire.

You can hear Morgan on WNZR on Mondays and Thursdays from 2pm – 3pm.

Enjoy the conversation!

The Morning Thing Friday Favorites for St. Patrick’s Day

Today for our Friday Favorites, The Morning Thing hosts celebrated St. Patrick’s Day by sharing their favorite GREEN foods to eat!

Click HERE to hear from Allison, Ricky and Marcy.

Click HERE for some history about this special day.

Click HERE for some unique ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

Click HERE to see some amazing green foods that are good for you!

MVNU Women’s Auxiliary welcomes Pam Tebow to their Spring Conference

The MVNU Women’s Auxiliary Spring Conference is back!
Pam Tebow will be the guest speaker.
WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart and Catherine Haws had the chance to talk with Pam about her family, ministry, and her role as an author and speaker.

Click HERE to hear the entire conversation.

Pam talks about how God opened doors to share her story of choosing life for her famous son, Tim.
She also talks about her latest book, Hope for Women’s Heart, and the special message she has to share with women.


Conference Schedule:
Friday
5:30 – 7:00 p.m. – Registration
7:00 – 9:00 p.m. – Day 1 Conference
Saturday
8:00 – 9:00 a.m. – Registration
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. – Day 2 Conference

Register at www.mvnu.edu/womensaux

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