Mount Vernon Mayor Matt Starr is hosting a Prayer Breakfast

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Jerry Scott from the Knox County Chaplains about a special event coming up on Thursday, 9/23.

Click HERE to hear their conversation and get all the details for this special breakfast.

Mayor Matt Starr of Mount Vernon invites you to join in prayer for our community leaders and commission our Mount Vernon Police Chaplains. Mayor Matt Miller, of Ashland, Ohio, will be the keynote speaker. The Mount Vernon Police Chaplains have been serving our local police officers and other first responders since April 2018. During the breakfast, Judge Richard Wetzel will officially commission our chaplains as they continue serving those who serve us.

To reserve your ticket or purchase a full table, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mayors-prayer-breakfast-tickets-168311970635?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

MoundView Cemetery hosts a Historical Walking Tour this Sunday

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Susan Kahrl about this Sunday’s Historical Walking Tour at MoundView Cemetery. This is a FREE live performance that features LIVE actors.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

The focus is on Pioneers in Medicine.

Tours start at 1pm and run every 15 minutes until 3pm.

Location and Parking – 307 Wooster Road in Mount Vernon

Parking is available across the street at Round Hill Dairy.

For more information, go to www.moundviewcemeterytour.com

A special 9/11 Memorial Service is coming to MVNU

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with 9/11 Event Coordinators, Dena Hess and Paul McNeal about the special 20th Anniversary Memorial Service coming to MVNU.
Dena is the Manager of the Woodward Opera House.
Paul is the Coordinator of MVNU Athletic Development.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

The service will be held in Ariel Arena on the MVNU campus on Saturday, 9/11. Doors Open at 3 pm. The event starts at 4 pm.

The special speaker is 9/11 Survivor and retired NYC Firefighter, Chris Edwards.

If you can’t make it to the service, please tune into 90.9FM to hear the service broadcast live. You can also see the live video stream at www.wnzr.tv

WNZR congratulates the 2021 Volunteers of the Year

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart had the chance to talk with Mount Vernon’s 2021 Volunteers of the Year!

Click HERE to hear the conversation and get to know more about these incredible people.

Congratulations to:

Trina Trainor – Co-Director and Board Secretary of the Mount Vernon Music & Arts Festival, Ariel Foundation Park volunteer and a foster Mom for more than 15 bulldogs through Buckeye Bulldog Rescue Group

LJ Harry – Police Chaplain since 2018, Director of Celebrate Recovery at Apostolic Church and Apostolic Food Pantry

Michael Percy – Chair of the Board of Zoning Appeals, President of the Foundation Park Conservancy, Board Member and Executive Committee member of the Knox County Chamber of Commerce

WNZR congratulates these amazing individuals and thanks them for their service to our community.

September 2021 MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for our September MVNU Presidential Update.
Dr. Spaulding shares updates on the new school year, MVNU’s approach to COVID-19, his goals for the upcoming school year, and construction updates. Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages for students, faculty, and staff.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

MVNU made a change to the COVID policy at 6pm on 9/2/21.
Mount Vernon Nazarene University moved to an indoor mask mandate as of 6:00 last night.
MVNU says it implemented the protocol as they examined positivity rates, the number of students in quarantine, the severely contagious nature of the Delta variant, and the high infection rates at other colleges. MVNU hopes to slow the spread of the virus, limit the number of students placed in quarantine, and keep students in the classroom and on campus for the entire semester.
Face coverings will be required in all indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status.

September First Friday is tonight! WNZR talks with MV Downtown Manager, Anthony McNeal

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Anthony McNeal, Mount Vernon Downtown Manager about this month’s First Friday event.

The theme is “Back to School”. Anthony shared details about tonight’s activities, music performances, food choices, parking options and the news of a special presentation happening at 6pm.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Mount Vernon will honor three residents as 2021 Volunteers of the Year at the final First Friday of the year tonight. They are LJ Harry, Michael Percy and Trina Trainor.

LJ Harry has been a police chaplain since the inception of the Mount Vernon Association of Police Chaplains in 2018. Michael Percy is chair of the City’s Board of Zoning Appeals and serves as president of the Foundation Park Conservancy. Trina Trainor has been involved with the Mount Vernon Music & Arts Festival, where she serves as co-director and board secretary.

The city will honor this year’s volunteers at 6:00 tonight during a ceremony on the stage near the South Main Plaza’s Dog Fountain.

Tonight’s event features food, street vendors, live music by Black Gravy, Side Effects, and a performance by MTVarts. The city will close traffic a block north of Public Square, around the Square and on South Main Street down to the Ohio Avenue starting at 4:30 today.

For more information about Main Street Mount Vernon and to stay up to date on their future events, go to https://mainstreetmountvernon.com/

September 2021 MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for our September MVNU Presidential Update.
Dr. Spaulding shares updates on the new school year, MVNU’s approach to COVID-19, his goals for the upcoming school year, and construction updates. Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages for students, faculty, and staff.
Click HERE to hear their conversation.

MVNU made a change to the COVID policy at 6pm on 9/2/21.
Mount Vernon Nazarene University moved to an indoor mask mandate as of 6:00 last night.

MVNU says it implemented the protocol as they examined positivity rates, the number of students in quarantine, the severely contagious nature of the Delta variant, and the high infection rates at other colleges. MVNU hopes to slow the spread of the virus, limit the number of students placed in quarantine, and keep students in the classroom and on campus for the entire semester.

Face coverings will be required in all indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status.

August Spotlight on Mount Vernon with Mayor Matt Starr

WNZR talked with Mount Vernon Mayor, Matt Starr for our August Spotlight on Mount Vernon. We covered multiple topics this month including how to stay connected to all that is happening in our City. Click HERE to hear the full conversation. Topics include:

· Construction Projects Update including the progress on the Sandusky Street project

· Update on the hiring of a new Clerk of Council

· Updates from City Council including: the City’s Compensation Package and study results, the recent organizational structure analysis and the results of an on boarding survey with city employees

· A new zoning category for the city

· The DORA proposal (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area)

· Bridge Inspections

· American Rescue Plan funding

· Leadership development training

· Updates from the Mount Vernon Police Depart- including the examination for a records and IT clerk

· Update from the Mount Vernon Fire Department and the partnership with College Township

· Highlight of City’s calendar of events for families

Stay connected with Mount Vernon City Hall: Website: www.mountvernonohio.org Facebook: the city of Mount Vernon

Twitter: citymv1805

Podcast – Chat with Mayor Matt

 

Tiffany VanDame, MVNU Director of Campus Life talks about MVNU Move In Day

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Tiffany VanDame, MVNU’s Director of Campus Life about the annual Move-In Day. Tiffany talks about her role with the Student Government Association and how these student leaders are involved with Welcome Weekend.

She shared news about some exciting events coming up for fall semester and the goals for Student Life.
She also shared special messages for both students and parents.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

Click HERE for the Move-In Day Schedule.

Click HERE for the Welcome Week Schedule.

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