Host Will Rasmussen talks with Tammy Bailey from the Salmon Rotary Club.  Tammy talks about available scholarships, Mother's Day brunch and other events.

Host Will Rasmussen talks first with Paige Smutzler and Kathy Hatch from the Lemhi County Humane Society, introducing their new shelter manager.   Next up is Ronnie DeFord from the Salmon Teen Center covering a fundraiser and general information about the teen center.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Brandi Martin and Jenny Tracy about hockey, and then Fred Snook and Craig Larsen about golf and other sports in the area.  And, some comments about the upcoming horse sale.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  SMMC is having a health fair through the month of April.  Next in the studio is Amber Pace and Sharon Infanger promoting Salmon's Got Talent.   

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Brianne Green along with Ed and Kathy Tolman from the School Needs Assessment Committee about progress on being able to build once the bond is passed in May.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Johnna Baer and Chelsea Stephanishen from the Mahoney House.  They are raising the awareness for April - April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

It's a two-part "Voice" today.   In part one, Host Will Rasmussen talks with James Harrington for Saveway Market Pharmacy about their health fair on Saturday.  I part two, Will talks with Cameron and Kate from the Farmers Market.

Host Will Rasmussen talks sports with Fred Snook on today's Penalty Box.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Rachel Alvorado on today's Voice of the Valley.   Rachel is cover two topics today.  In the first part, she is representing SMMC and discussing National Nutrition Month, and in part two, she talks about the Whitewater Theraputic Riding Association's Spaghetti Lunch Fund Raiser. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with  Mike England, Doug Westphall, Gerad Bragg and Briann Green from the Salmon School Assessment Needs Committee.   They are discussing the location and the  excavation needs for the new K-8 school that is being proposed if the school bond passes.