The hosts of The Morning Thing share their favorite things that happened this week.
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The hosts of The Morning Thing share their favorite things that happened this week.
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MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding, talked with The Morning Thing for his monthly Presidential Update.
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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.
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Mount Vernon Mayor Matt Starr shared updates on the City with The Morning Thing on Friday, 2/25.
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Topics included:
-Updates on City maintenance projects, construction, and improvements
-How residents can respond when they encounter potholes this winter
-Weather damage to the river banks
-Updates from City Council
-Updates from the Police and Fire Departments
-Goals for the Mayoral Office in March
-Events on the City’s Calendar
To stay in touch with the City, go to:
Website – www.mountvernonohio.org
Facebook – The City of Mount Vernon
Twitter – CityMV1805
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!
The Morning Thing hosts share their favorite things that have happened this week.
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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.
This week for our Friday Favorites, The Morning Thing co-hosts shared their favorite memories from this past week.
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For our Friday Favorites today, The Morning Thing co-hosts shared their favorite activities to do in Winter.
Click HERE to hear from Marcy, Kelsi, MacKenzie and Alyssa.
We hope you have some FUN with your family and friends this season.
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.
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.
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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