Catch the news you need on the schedule you want! The KNDY News: Morning Edition podcast gives you local, regional and state news as well as relevant information for your farm or home as well. Broadcasts are archived daily as originally broadcast on Classic County FM 94.1 & AM 1570 KNDY.
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Katy Jeter sat down with Wayne Kruse of the Marshall County Arts Cooperative (MCAC) to learn about their initiatives for the Lee Dam Center for Fine Arts. Their conversation touched on the ongoing fundraiser, convenient ways to donate, exciting future events planned for the art center, how individuals can get involved as volunteers, and the overarching goals guiding the art center's future.
Katy Jeter sat down with Gary Otte to discuss his film, "Saving 22." The conversation explored important themes surrounding veterans' mental health, what inspired Otte to create the movie, and his aspirations for how the public will perceive its message.
Part 2 of our Public Affairs interview with Mike Miller with Marshall County Partnership for Growth.
Public Affairs: Mike Miller with Marshall Co. Partnership for Growth President - 7/12/2025
Katy Jeter recently sat down with Dustin Denton, a May graduate of Valley Heights, to discuss his new role as State FFA Vice President. Their conversation covered what inspired him to run, the people who influenced him, his goals as VP, how FFA shapes his career aspirations, and the advice he offers to new members.
Katy Jeter sat down with Stacey Whiting from Twin Valley Developmental Services to discuss their recently launched website, various community locations, ways to volunteer, how to make donations, and what it's like to be part of their team.
Katy Jeter spoke with Jen Shriver from Hanover Hospital & Warren Clinic's marketing team about their strong commitment to the community and their partnerships in organizing local events.
Katy Jeter and Gene Reedy discussed the Johnson Cabin Museum, covering its location, maintenance, notable artifacts, and how visitors can learn about the cabin's history.
Washington County Gears Up to Welcome "Bike Across Kansas" Cyclists on June 11th Washington, KS – Washington County is preparing for a significant influx of visitors next week as "Bike Across Kansas," the annual cross-state bicycle tour, makes its stop in the city of Washington on Wednesday, June 11th. Katy Jeter recently spoke with Ryan Kern, Director of Washington County Economic Development and Travel/Tourism, to discuss the upcoming event. The conversation highlighted the importance of the cyclists' overnight stay for both the city of Washington and the wider county. Hundreds of cyclists participating in the "Bike Across Kansas" tour are expected to arrive in Washington on June 11th, making the city a key overnight stop on their journey. This event provides a unique opportunity for local businesses and the community to showcase their hospitality and benefit from increased tourism. Kern emphasized the significance of the cyclists staying overnight, noting the positive economic impact it will have on local establishments. Volunteers will also play a crucial role in supporting the event, helping to ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for all participants. Washington County looks forward to welcoming the "Bike Across Kansas" riders and showcasing the community spirit that makes the area a memorable stop on the cross-state tour.
Katy Jeter interviewed Arlene Hiesterman of the Washington County Historical Society to learn about their current initiatives, the museum's collections and accessible resources, its operating schedule, and pathways for community members to volunteer.
Katy Jeter interviewed Judy Bisping, the community health worker for Washington, Clay, Cloud, and Republic Counties. They discussed Judy's journey to becoming a community health worker, the services she provides, her tenure in the role, how to contact her, and the impact the work has had on her life.
KNDY's Public Affairs program concludes its two-part interview with Derek DeBoer this week. Host Katy Jeter and the Blue Rapids Tree Board member and City Councilman discuss the Blue Rapids Arboretum, emphasizing its value as an outdoor learning space and how to ensure its upkeep.
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