Marc, Anna, and Rebecca discuss the new Final Friday Art Walk, and other fun downtown things going on. Hear more Downtown Lowdown episodes here: All Downtown Lowdown Episodes Anna Davis … Continue reading →

Brian May, Alan Pennington and Jolene Kelly, Marion County, discuss the recent “crisis” in recycling, how to recycle correctly and future alternatives to reducing waste in Marion County. More info at: midvalleyrecycling.com … Continue reading →

Co-host and WU student Diana Marquez Guerrero interviews Adriana Miranda about the Salem-Keizer school bond measure that would increase school infrastructure funding if passed. … Continue reading →

Melissa Baurer, Santiam Hospital’s Service Integration/Community Liaison Coordinator, returns to provide an update on the hospital’s service integration programs in the Santiam Canyon and how these programs are making a difference in the lives of those in need and in … Continue reading →

Michael Livingston reports on last night’s meeting of the Salem City Council, which focused primarily on the appeal from a hearings officer’s decision approving a conditional use permit and zone change, which would allow the Union Gospel Mission to move … Continue reading →

Jacqueline Leung, Salem City Council candidate, talks about why she is running and how she would do the job if elected. Primary is May 15th.

Stephanie Newton, Democratic candidate for Linn County, talks about why she is running and how she would do the job if elected. Primary is May 15th.

Albany Mayor Sharon Konopa describes how a five-cent-a-gallon tax on gasoline in the City of Albany will help fund residential road repairs, if the measure passes; and why a recent State-Wide transportation package does not cover all the city’s needs.

Kathy Martin-Willis, Polk County Candidate, describes why she is running for this position and what she would do if elected.

Mike Ainsworth, Polk County Candidate, describes why he is running again for this position and what he would do if re-elected.