The slogan for Food For The Hungry is “Working together to care for our neighbors.” There are so many community events is Knox County to support Food For The Hungry.
Audrey Spearman is hosting one of these events called The Festival of Trees. This is a great event to raise money and food for Food For The Hungry in a fun and unique way.
To hear all about the Festival of Trees click HERE
To find out more about Food For The Hungry click HERE
Today we talked with Lisa Mazzari of Food For The Hungry and she is the Food For The Hungry Coordinator.
Lisa began by telling us the importance of this event and where the proceeds and the food that has been donated will be going. Lisa also shared with us about the Food For The Hungry kickoff and the goals that have been set for this year. If you missed any of our conversation click HERE.
Also for more information visit the Food For The Hungry website by clicking HERE.
Today on the show we talked with Michele Bayko. Michele Bayko is the Vice President of Orange Barrel Production Company and the Director of the Outsider.
This morning Michele shared all about the production and all that it entails. If you missed any of it click HERE for the full Conversation.
If you want to find out more about Orange Barrel Productions visit them HERE.
This morning on the show we talked with Kelli Highnam about the Restored Conference what it is and who all is going to be there as speakers.
Kelli goes in depth about all the speakers and what they will be talking about. If you missed any of the conversation click HERE.
More info about the conference and for registration information click HERE.
On The Morning Thing we talked with Ronnie Winter lead singer of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. He and his band are coming to Sonfest 2019 to share their talents with us.
If you missed any of the conversation this morning click HERE.
We have been talking about Sonfest all week this week for more information about bands and ticket prices click HERE.
Yesterday we talked with Executive director of the United Way of Knox County, Kelly Brenneman, about the United Way’s campaign kickoff week. To hear our full conversation with Kelly click HERE.
Kelly shared all about the United Way of Knox county and gives us the inside scoop to the campaign kickoff. Kelly also shares how to get involved and stay up to date with the calendar. Click HERE for more info.
Back to school week continued this morning on The Morning Thing and Rachel and Hunter talked about back to school confidence builders for students.
Find out about back to school confidence builders HERE.
They also talked about ways parents can pray for their kids as they head back to school and you can find that list HERE.
They ended the show with some lessons that your kids can learn as they go throughout the school year and you can find all of that HERE.
Sightseeing with Sutyak continues.
On Wednesday’s show (7/24), we introduced Hunter to well known landmarks on the fairgrounds. He learned a lot about the history of the grounds and how it got to where they are today.
If you want to hear Hunter at the Grandstand click HERE.
If you want to hear Hunter and Marcy at the Midway Stage click HERE.
If you want to hear the conversation Hunter and Marcy had with Sandy Clutter in the Ag Museum click HERE.
Hunter and Marcy visit the Multi-Purpose building if you would like to hear more about this click HERE.
If you want to hear Hunter and Marcy at the Tiger Valley School House click HERE.
Today on The Morning Thing we got to talk with Emily Morrison who is the program director of the Knox Substance Abuse Action Team (KSAAT). Emily talked about the Knox Addiction Conference.
Emily also told us about her work with Mental Health and Recovery of Knox County.
If you missed any of this talk with Emily click HERE.
Also if you want to visit KSAAT’s website click HERE.
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