It was another busy week on the KAYS Eagle Morning Show. Here’s what you missed last week!

Monday

Sunflower Senior Solutions President & CEO Cortney Dale

Working on reviews

Catholic Schools Report: TMP-Marian Principal Chad Meitner

Mr. Meitner joined the Eagle Morning Show to talk about what’s going on at TMP-Marian:

Folk Chorus Reunited

Scholar’s Bowl

 

Tuesday

County Commission Report with Jonathan Zweygardt and commissioner Barb Wasinger

Commissioner Wasinger joined Jonathan on the Eagle Morning Show one last time as a commissioner to recap this week’s Ellis County Commission meeting:

2019 county agreement to treat noxious weeds for Kansas Department of Transportation (Weed Supervisor Gary Haas)

Advanced practice registered nurse position (Health Services Director Kerry McCue)

Kansas Board of EMS revolving & assistance fund grant application (Health Services Director Kerry McCue)

 

Wednesday

Protect & Serve: Animal Control Officer Nikki Hausler

City pet tags are on sale. Make sure to get your pets registered through the city! Take your rabies certificate paper work to 1507 Main Street in Hays.

Best ways to protect your pets from the cold. Don’t use blankets in the dog house!

 

Thursday

Smoky Hills Public Television Marketing Director Amanda Smith

Amanda joined the show for the first time to talk about what’s going on with Smoky Hills Public Television:

Programming Highlights. Upcoming shows and programs to watch!

Upcoming Kid’s Writers Contest

Streaming services

If you would like to become a member, an underwriter, or donate to Smoky Hills Public Television give them a call at (785) 483-6990.

USD 489 Report: Roosevelt Principal Paula Rice and Lincoln Principal Kerri Lacy

The principals from Roosevelt and Lincoln elementary joined the show to talk about the upcoming kindergarten round-up.

What is Kindergarten Roundup?

The meeting is Thursday, March 7th at the Hays High School Cafeteria.

 

Friday

K-State Western Kansas Agriculture Research Center Department Head Bob Gillen

Bob made his monthly visit to the show to talk about alternative crops:

Bob explains alternative crops.

What some alternative crops are and the market for these crops.

Barriers to developing these crops.

 

The Eagle Morning Show airs LIVE on KAYS (1400 AM/94.3 FM), Eagle Channel 14 & 614, and on the KAYS App or TuneIn from 7-9am on weekday mornings. Here’s what’s coming up next week on the Eagle Morning Show:

Ellis County Commission

FHSU Police Department

Brenda Meder – Hays Arts Council

Glen McNeil

Sara Bloom – Downtown Hays Development