Meet Marbles. She is a 7 year old dilute grey and orange tabby cat who  is ready to be your chatty side kick. She'll greet you at the door and  chirp away with the cutest meows. She came to us from a large humane  agent case where her and her kittens lived with nearly 45 other cats.  Her health Her health declined as she was doing her best to nurse her kittens at  her age, but our amazing foster families were able to step in and make  sure Marbles had time away from her kittens to recover. She's now ready  to find her forever home! Stop by during open hours to meet her.

Elycia Taylor of the Licking County Humane Society talks with Walley  about Gage, our “Pet of the Week.” Listen each Wednesday afternoon at  3:25 to meet the “Pet of the Week” brought to you by Freedom Tactical in  Zanesville.

‘Licking County Locker Room’….LIVE at Stein Brewing Company in downtown Newark. Featuring the Watkins Memorial Warriors…with Coach Darren Waters and Athletic Director Jacob Perkins.  The Licking County Locker Room with Brian Maze Monday nights at 6 on Kate 98.7.

Brian visits with the Utica AD, Head Coach and players.

Renowned glass blower, Jack Pine, talks with SGT Don about this weekend's 3rd Annual Glass Pumpkin Festival in the Hocking Hills.

Graham Campbell visits with Howard Long and Chance Patznik to discuss the Echoes of the Past event 

Wild Walley sits down with Clint Black 

Kate98 play-by-play announcer Brian Maze talks with Newark Catholic Athletic Directors Travis Schwab and Rob Smith, and Head Football Coach Ryan Aiello.  The Licking County Locker Room is broadcast live each week from Stein Brewing Company in downtown Newark.

Kate98 play-by-play announcer Brian Maze talks with Heath Athletic Director Bo Hanson, Head Football Coach Tim Ward, and Quarterback Bradon Bayles.  Licking County Locker Room is broadcast live each week from  Stein Brewing Company in downtown Newark.

Walley talks with Kristy Hawthorne of the Licking County Soil and Water Conservation District about the Licking River Round-Up.   This annual event draws volunteers from around the county to help  clean-up debris and trash that has been thrown into the river.