On today’s program we are speaking with Jeremy Peck, Washington County Ambulance Director, about National EMS Week and a recent grant they received from the Washington County Riverboat Foundation for equipment

On today’s program we talk with local historian Mike Zahs about his feed sack quilt display on exhibit at the Kalona Historical Village.

On today’s program we talk with Denise Roth, writing teacher at Highland schools and three of her students; Danika Kraus, Jack Krotz and Jared Diaz about their poetry and earning awards and being published in the Lyrical Iowa competition.

On today’s program we talk with Mike Berdo of the Washington County Cattleman’s Association about May as Iowa Beef Month.

On today’s program we talk with Wayland Police Chief Ron Roth about National Police Week and his retirement in July after serving the city of Wayland since 2002.

On today’s program we talk with published local author from the Kalona area Larry TeBockhorst about his book Undermined in Laredo.

On today’s program we are talking with Washington County Master Gardener Sheila Gerot about their upcoming plant sale.

On today’s program we talk with Krista Hershberger, Director of the Kalona Farmer’s Market, about the upcoming market season. This is part one of a two part interview.

On today’s program we speak with Suzanne Yoder, director of the Kalona Historical Camp, being offered this summer at the Kalona Historical Village. This is part two of a two part interview.

On today’s program we speak with Suzanne Yoder, director of the Kalona Historical Camp, being offered this summer at the Kalona Historical Village. This is part one of a two part interview.