The March Cloverbuds event is this Saturday, 3/14

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Jana Mussard from the OSU Extension Office.
Jana shared the details of a FUN event for 5-8 year-olds that will take place this Saturday, 3/14.

Click HERE to listen for all the details about this Saturday.

Location: OSU Extension Office, 160 Columbus Rd., MV

Time: 9am – 11am

To register call 740-397-0401

March MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Wesley Boston had a visit with Dr. Henry Spaulding, MVNU’s President. They talked about March events on the MVNU Calendar, the upcoming Board of Trustees meeting and a construction update for campus. Dr. Spaulding also sends words of encouragement to students, faculty and staff as we head into the second half of spring semester.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE to stay up to date with MVNU Events.

WinterJam 2020 is coming to Ohio. WNZR talks with Riley Clemmons

WNZR’s Todd McKinley talked with Riley Clemmons. They talked about new projects that she has been working on, her excitement about being part of the WinterJam lineup and the impact of Christian radio.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE for all the info about WinterJam 2020

 

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WinterJam 2020 is coming to Ohio. WNZR talks with Billy Goodwin of Newsong

WNZR’s Wesley Boston and Katelynn Mabe talked with Billy Goodwin of Newsong. They talked about what the band has been working on, memories from past WinterJam Tours and prayer requests for this year’s tour.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE for all the info about WinterJam 2020

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February is Heart Health Month – the Knox County Health Department helps YOU and your heart

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Alayna Mowry and Jackie Neighbarger about Heart Health Month. The Knox County Community Health Center is offering a special discount on Heart Health Screenings this month. Alayna and Jackie also share some important tips to keeping your heart healthy.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

The Knox County Community Health Center is offering a special for screenings this month. Check it out!

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February MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for the February Presidential Update. He shared MVNU’s calendar for the month, gave a construction update on the MVNU Soccer and Lacrosse stadium and shared messages of encouragement for students, faculty and staff.

Click HERE to hear their conversation

Click HERE to stay up to date with all the activities happening at Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

Click HERE to stay up to date with MVNU Athletics. GO Cougars!

25 reasons why you should come to WNZR’s Valentines Banquet

What are your plans for Friday, February 14th? The Morning Thing shared 25 reasons why you and your valentine should come to our banquet on 2/14!

1. It is on Valentines Day.

2. It is the 22nd annual banquet. We have a history of hosting great banquets.

3. Alliteration in the title, “Silver Screen Serenade”.

4. You will get to see some of your favorite romantic movies scenes.

5. You will get to hear some of your favorite loves songs.

6. Italian buffet – YUMMY! The menu includes classic lasagna, fettuccini alfredo, Caesar salad, antipasto salad, fruit salad, fresh green beans and garlic bread sticks!

7. Chocolate cake for dessert! Do we need to say anything else?!

8. Over $1000 dollars in door prizes!

9. Tickets are only $20 – that is a very good deal!

10. This banquet is an opportunity to support WNZR students that are raising funds to attend Christian Broadcasting Conferences. This event is a fundraiser for 4 WNZR Students!

11. This is a romantic opportunity with an emphasis on a faith based relationship.

12. The banquet is a great chance to connect with other couples who love God and WNZR.

13. This event saves you the trouble of having to come up with a romantic idea on your own.

14. The event is a win-win for both you and your spouse, no matter which of you bought the ticket and which of you is being treated to the event.

15. Talented musicians and actors will be performing special acts just for you!

16. Seriously, chocolate cake. It’s so good it needs to be on here twice.

17. This is the ONLY Valentine’s event where you can hear Joe Rinehart sing! This is worth the price of the ticket!

18. This event could open the door for a future relationship. (Hunter – find a date!)

19. Since this is the “Silver Screen Serenade”, it’s like getting dinner and a movie without paying extra for the movie….or having to buy the popcorn!

20. Our event is being held right here in Mount Vernon. You don’t have to travel! The event will be in Foster Hall, inside Ariel Arena on the campus of Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

21. Each couple will receive a goody bag before you leave.

22. FREE parking! Parking is available in front and behind Ariel Arena. Handicapped parking is also available to the side of the arena. (Please call 740-392-9090 for directions or questions about parking.)

23. You will get to see MVNU’s beautiful Ariel Arena, where the MVNU athletic teams play.

24. You will make a great memory with your special valentine.

25. You will have SO much fun, you’ll know what you want to do for Valentine’s Day in 2021!

Click HERE for more information about the 2020 Valentine’s Banquet with WNZR.
A complete list of prizes is coming soon!
Don’t delay – the deadline to buy tickets is NEXT Tuesday, 2/4 at Noon!
Tickets are on sale at the WNZR Studios located on the second floor of Founders Hall on the MVNU Campus. Our offices are open 6am – 6pm each weekday. If you can’t make it to our studios during that time frame, please call 740-392-9090 and we will work out a time that is convenient for you to pick up your tickets.

January Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding in our January Presidential Update. Dr. Spaulding shared some goals for the spring semester. He also shared construction updates on the new soccer and lacrosse stadium and the Main Street Gathering Place Fountain. He also highlighted the MVNU Schedule for the month.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

The Knox County Park District supports Food For The Hungry through Fire and Ice

The Knox County Park District will host their annual Fire and Ice event on Saturday, December 14 at the Honey Run Waterfall from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The waterfall is located at 10865 Hazel Dell Road, Howard. Parking will be located at the Millwood Church of Christ, 10900 Millersburg Road. Over 600 luminaries will light your paths to Honey Run Waterfall and the Kokosing State Scenic River. A roaring bonfire and a stunning display awaits those who attend.

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Lori Totman, the Director of Knox County Park District. Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Both parking lots at the Honey Run Waterfall (both sides of Hazel Dell Road) will be closed and visitors will be redirected to the new Millwood Church of Christ located on U.S. 62 to park their vehicles. Electronic signage and volunteers will help guide the arriving guests. Knox Area Transit shuttles with Fire and Ice guests will be running circular routes from the church to the waterfall during the event.

This year, Food For The Hungry will have a collection point located at the new Millwood Church of Christ parking lot area. Fire and Ice patrons are encouraged to bring boxed or canned food items and/or make a monetary donation to Food For The Hungry. Volunteers will be on hand to accept the food donations and/or be able to accept the monetary donations. A $1.00 donation enables FFTH to purchase 10 food items.

Fire and Ice 2019 is due in large part to the generosity of the following sponsors: Ohio Rental, Miller Portable Toilets, Owl Creek Title Agency, Tracy and Mills Surveyors, Griffin Insurance, Revere Roofing Company, Millwood Church of Christ, Ariel Corporation and United Aggregates Inc. These businesses and the Millwood Church of Christ make it possible for the Knox County Park District to continue to provide this free, family-friendly, magical event for the community!

All ages are welcome! Find more information at www.knoxcountyparks.org

Click HERE to find out more about Food For The Hungry and to get involved.

Food For The Hungry has a legacy of giving in Knox County. Joe and Marcy Rinehart share their passion for this project.

Joe and Marcy Rinehart have been involved with the Knox County Food For The Hungry drive since 1991. They stay involved because the project is making a difference.

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Joe and Marcy about their history with the drive. They also highlight this year’s broadcast schedule.
Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE to find out more about Food For The Hungry and to get involved.

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