Today is the COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit public health officer. He talks about on March 22 the state is opening up more, the UK variant is on the rise, the two US vaccines are effective against the variants, and a whole lot more.
A conversation with Jason Turner educator and docent of the North West African American museum in Seattle. He talks about the history of the museum, how was founded, and the mission which is to bring the story of how African-Americans came to the northwest. Presenting the African American experience.
Today is a conversation with Bill Constantine the new owner of Il Granaio. He explains how COVID-19 affected the re-opening a newly purchased restaurant.
discussion with the Director of the Skagit Historical museum Jo Wolfe. She talks about the Jesus Guillén works of art exhibit. A local Hispanic artist who died in 1994.
COVID Update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit County Public Health Officer. He talks about how much vaccines are coming to the county, vaccines will be available through pharmacies and the fairground clinic, include all three vaccines, and a lot more
A discussion with Gilda Sheppard, filmmaker. She talks about her documentary Since I've Been Down about the three strikes law in Washington and the affect it had on the Hilltop neighborhood in Tacoma.
The COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit public health officer. He talks about many updates of what's happening surrounding COVID-19 virus.
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KSVR is committed to providing local news and information to the Skagit Community in both English and Spanish.
KSVR provides opportunities for students and community volunteers to produce radio programming to reach local populations served little by conventional media.
Licensed by the Board of Trustees for Skagit Valley College, KSVR has been on the air since 1973.