Untucked is on hiatus & Steve is bringing you his favorites! This week KNMJ replays May 4th's episode with guest Cori Arnold.

This week on Lea County with Lindsay meet NMJC's new Athletic Director Deron Clark & new Head Baseball Coach Jimmy Durham, after the break learn a bit about the Community Players of Hobbs's newest play "Avarice in Ambrosia".

Tune into Episode 25 of Untucked to hear Steve's thoughts on the U.S. dominated Olympics (& Ryan Lochte), the T-Bird Express, and everything from Loyalty vs Ambition to unrealistic friendship goals. Steve also has an announcement you'll want to make sure you don't miss!

Bethany Freidenbloom & Andrew Akufo from the Center for the Arts begin this week's show by discussing the Center's grant from 21st Century for after school programs. In the second half of the show Bret Moody, President of First American Bank of Hobbs, joins Lindsay in the KNMJ studio to talk about the NMJC Booster Club & First American Bank Golf Benefit.

Episode 24 of Untucked brings all things Olympics in segment one, a quick T-Bird Express and funny thoughts Steve is pondering.

Lindsay's sole guest this week is Doug McDaniel, Director of Parks & Rec for the City of Hobbs. Tune in for everything from upcoming construction to Dog Daze!

Steve begins his 23rd episode with the T-Bird Express update with guest Dr. Darrell Beauchamp from Western Heritage Museum. Segment 2 focuses on sports: Olympics!, Tebow & A-Rod. This week Steve ends Untucked with his thoughts on self-deception.

It's that time of the year again, Lea County Fair & Rodeo! This week Fair & Rodeo Board Chairman Corey Helton joined Lindsay in the studio to talk about the wonderful events happening daily. We hope you're planning on heading to the Fairgrounds in Lovington.

This week Steve invites guest Raquel Mena into the KNMJ studios to discuss everything from break-up texts & the art of conversation to personality types. Are you passive or a go-getter?

Lindsay starts her show off this week with community updates and ends with a great visit from Andrew Akufo from the Center for the Arts.