On the Mark from Newsradio 1070 WKOK

Movie Mike McGranaghan, professional movie critic, ‘women in cinema’ advocate and author, with a review of the Tom Hanks WWII drama “Greyhound” that was supposed to hit theaters this summer but instead will debut on Apple TV+ Friday, a good horror movie called “Relic” debuts on demand Friday, movie theater chains sue New Jersey for right to open during pandemic, and more…

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan discuss religion and politics with callers, emailers and texters. We talked about President Trump, COVID-19, schools, Texas convention, and which God is really in charge.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan discuss religion and politics with callers, emailers and texters. We talked about President Trump, COVID-19, schools, Texas convention, and which God is really in charge.

Karen Buch, Secretary, Selinsgrove Area Recreation Inc. board, on the repairs done temporarily on the Selinsgrove Area Community Pool, and the long term fix needed, and the fundraising which will take place. She’ll talk about the pool opening late, adhering to CDC guidelines, the shortened swimming season so far, and the need for a vibrant, fun, safe, community pool.

Helen Walter with news about the Selinsgrove Area Chamber of Commerce 31st annual Antiques on the Avenue show and sale on Sunday, July 12, from 9:00 till 3:00.   However, we have a temporary new location due to Susquehanna University being shut down for the summer.  The event will be held at the Selinsgrove Area Intermediate School bus parking lot, behind the school.   The Pork Dude, Houtz’ Sweet Treats, and Bella’s Pizza will be joining us to offer great food throughout the day.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue varying perspectives on this nation's past, and the progress being made right now.  White privilege, racism, Tuskegee Airmen, BLM, protests, statues, and a wide range of related topics are discussed.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue varying perspectives on this nation’s past, and the progress being made right now.  White privilege, racism, Tuskegee Airmen, BLM, protests, statues, and a wide range of related topics are discussed.

Steve Stumbris, Director, Bucknell University Small Business Development Center, on upcoming workshops—re-opening signage and pitch deck refinement, the new statewide Small Business Assistance Grants, how businesses apply and who is eligible, the remaining loans and grants still out there, and he’ll have a preview of how Lynda Schlegel Culver (R-108th, Sunbury, as well as folks from a local bank and insurance firms will all be joining Maureen Hauck for the next startup workshop being held via Zoom.  We’ll discuss what businesses are doing to keep their employees and customers safe while reopening.

State Senator John Gordner (R-27th, Berwick) talks about the PA Supreme Court decision upholding the governor's emergency declarations, police reform, and the prospects for in-school classes, sports, and other activities this fall.

 

State Senator John Gordner (R-27th, Berwick) talks about the PA Supreme Court decision upholding the governor’s emergency declarations, police reform, and the prospects for in-school classes, sports, and other activities this fall.