Lea County with Lindsay

Join Lindsay and Mara Salcido from Lovington MainStreet as they discuss the upcoming Google Workshop that will teach Lea County businesses how to reach customers online.

Lindsay welcomes 2020 by speaking with MECA Therapies's Gabriela Muñoz and Katy Short, as well as Western Heritage Museum's new Executive Director Erin Anderson.

It's time for the annual Hobbs Holiday Basketball Tournament! Patty Collins & Perla Arzate with Hobbs Chamber of Commerce join Lindsay in the T-Bird Radio Studio to discuss this wonderful Hobbsian annual tradition.

On December 2 on Lea County with Lindsay Tanya Sanchez how is Tourism Development coordination talk bout Hobbs Tree lighting ceremony .

For the last Lea County with Lindsay episode of November 2019, Michael Nelson from the Hobbs Fire Department visits with Lindsay about the Annual HFD Toy Drive and Erick Acosta of SkillsUSA NMJC Chapter discusses their "Winter Fling" project that where SkillsUSA students are collecting blankets, pillows, frisbees, treats, etc. for the Lea County Humane Society.

On this day on Lea County With Lindsay,Michele Williams Secretary at Lovingtone Main street visited KNMJC Radio forecast, and discus on Lovington Networking and The Great Pumpkin People Festival.

This first week of November brings two segments to Lea County with Lindsay. In segment one, Mara Salcido with Lovington MainStreet visits with Lindsay about the Local Innovators Institute. After the break Nathan R Miles, Director of New Antiquities Theatre's play "A Kid Like Jake" discuses the opening weekend.

For the last episode of October 2019, Hayden Andrews shares with Lindsay about Hope Aid Live - Scootin' Boots, the 1st time ever free benefit concert to raise funds for cancer research and local organizations. Five performances from local groups, a beer garden and t-shirts on sale! After the break, Lindsay returns with CORE Director Lyndsey Henderson to chat about the CORE Halloween Spooktacular on Thursday, October 31st from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

Hobbs Municipal Schools Superintendent TJ Parks joins Lindsay in the studio to give the latest updates on the HMS's new Career Technical Institution and to encourage all of Lea County to vote on the GO Bond.

For this mid-October episode of Lea County with Lindsay, the Community Players of Hobbs sent Cari Combs, Chris Howard, and Christie & Kiersten Harkness to talk about their annual Haunted House, this year themed: "Wrecked on Pirate Isle." Segment 2 brought Landmark Desert Garden's Laurie Terpening into the T-Bird Radio Studio to discuss the Lea County Walk to End Alzheimer's. The walk will be held on Saturday, October 26th at 9:00 am on the corner of Gerry & Industrial (Lea Regional Medical Center).