On the Mark from Newsradio 1070 WKOK

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host a vibrant discussion about the 2020 presidential race, the candidates, their surrogates, the appearance in Philadelphia by President Barack Obama, climate change, and other issues.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host a vibrant discussion about the 2020 presidential race, the candidates, their surrogates, the appearance in Philadelphia by President Barack Obama, climate change, and other issues.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argued about why Hunter Biden and Joe Biden are 'sacred cows' and won't be touched by the main stream media, about President Trump's latest remarks and Tweets, and what is wrong with the FBI...plus many other topics.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argued about why Hunter Biden and Joe Biden are ‘sacred cows’ and won’t be touched by the main stream media, about President Trump’s latest remarks and Tweets, and what is wrong with the FBI…plus many other topics.

Donna Schuck, Associate Vice President/Chief Development Officer, Evangelical Community Hospital, on the ‘Enhancing the Evangelical Experience campaign, supporting the existing and new programs at Evangelical Community Hospital, how to make a gift to the Thrya M. Humphreys Center for Breast Health, and the upcoming virtual ‘Cookin’ Men’ event.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host a vibrant session of open phones--we even heard from Jordi Comas; busy activist in Lewisburg. At 9:10am, for 10-minutes, we spoke with CBS News Senior Editor/Correspondent Steve Dorsey. He talked about the presidential campaign, the 'path to the White House' for Pres. Trump, and related topics.

During open phones, we talked about the upcoming presidential debate, the Dr. Fauci comments from Pres. Trump, and the election.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host a vibrant session of open phones–we even heard from Jordi Comas; busy activist in Lewisburg. At 9:10am, for 10-minutes, we spoke with CBS News Senior Editor/Correspondent Steve Dorsey. He talked about the presidential campaign, the ‘path to the White House’ for Pres. Trump, and related topics. During open phones, we talked about the upcoming presidential debate, the Dr. Fauci comments from Pres. Trump, and the election.

Julie Louisa Hagenbuch, Director of Stories on Tap, on the upcoming ‘Stories on Tap’ event, their call for stories, the flood theme, and the big celebrity who will be part of the event. She says ‘Community Members are invited to Tell True-Life Stories at “Stories on Tap: Flood Stories” Performance Storytelling Event Invites Audience to Share Pivotal Moments at Digital Event about a time they were “Flooded” on Thursday, October 29, 2020.

Amie Hackenberg, West Cameron/Trevorton area resident, friend of Dana Foulds, on this Saturday’s Sporting Clays fundraiser at the Martz Gap View Hunting Preserve. Many people in the community including soccer boosters, field hockey boosters and many others, are participating raising funds for Dana Foulds (very active community member with glioblastoma who will encounter many out of pocket medical expenses in the future). The fundraising sporting clays  in the shoot, raffles, food, drawings, and a gun raffle.

Tracee Eroh, committee chair, and Karen Gehers, committee member, on the Snyder, Union, Northumberland Soroptimist (SUN) Club and the call for applications for our Live Your Dream award (a financial award to a woman who is head of household and continuing her education).  We talk about the mission and work of the local club, and their many projects. Email for more info: [email protected] Here is the link to apply for Live Your Dream: http://bit.ly/LYDA-apply