Lea County with Lindsay

For his monthly Real Estate Segment, Bobby Shaw of Burkett-Shaw Realty talks Property Inspections, then Dr. Darrell Beauchamp from the Western Heritage Museum and Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame promotes a Maciolek Trust sponsored performance by Erica Rivinoja this Friday, February 24th at 6:00 p.m. The final segment for this week's show brings Tyson Ledgerwood and Hannah Foss into the studio to talk about the Fine Arts Education Grant that was awarded to Hobbs Municipal Schools.

This week Lindsay highlights some of the great activities happening this weekend in Hobbs. Jessica Olivas with the Hobbs Chamber of Commerce promotes FeBREWary Fest, this Saturday at the Events Center. And Andrew Akufo from the Center for the Arts wants listeners to enjoy the Center's family-friendly Black History Month Celebration this Saturday.

It's a short episode of Lea County with Lindsay this week as the guests from the Community Players of Hobbs visit the KNMJ Studio to promote their upcoming performance of The Glass Menagerie.

Ruben Baca with the Center for the Arts was in the Studio to tell Lindsay and her listeners about this Saturday's Open Mic Night. After the break Kim Latimer from NMJC's Continuing Ed & Community Programs detailed a list of opportunities NMJC is now offering.

This week on Lea County with Lindsay, Dr. Darrell Beauchamp from the Western Heritage Museum and Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame details the museum's latest exhibit "Dinosaur Discoveries," an exhibit straight from New York City's American Museum of National History. After a quick break Lindsay closes the show with her thoughts on the untimely loss of Lea County Sheriff Steve Ackerman.

We're back! On the first show of 2017, Lindsay invites Bobby Shaw in the studio to discuss mortgage loans and lending and welcomes Al Perry after a quick break to talk about kidney awareness & diabetes.

It's another great week on Lea County with Lindsay! Director Robert Schumacher visited with Lindsay to discuss this year's Christmas play at the Playhouse, "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas" and Kim Latimer, Program Planner for Continuing Education at NMJC, came in after the break to talk about the great options for Community Programs at NMJC.

Wright School of Dance, Andrew Akufo Center for the Arts, CCLC Fashion Show,

Christmas Traditions From Around the World and Holiday Events

Guest Kristy Hughes Director of Development of Rockwind Community Links, Superintendent's Revenge, Caddyshack Classic