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Stress Project
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The 55th Annual Northeast Colorado Regional Science Fair took place Thursday, March 5th at Northeasten Junior College....hear the interviews with teachers, directors and students on this addition of Radio Magazine.
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U.S. Senator Mark Udall
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Colorado Senator Mark Udall addressed Colorado reports today via a telephone conference. He spoke on the issue of the outdated military ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military. His comments and reporters questions are featured on this addition of Radio Magazine.
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Overland Trail Museum
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Kay Rich-Director of the Overland Trail Museum in Logan County shares an exciting announcement about the new proposed Overland Trail Heritage Culture and Education Center.
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Assistant Principal Nita Gillham
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Sterling Middle School Assistant Principal Nita Gillham joins this addition of Radio Magazine with an inspiring story of three students (Sarah Kruger; Jossie Cartwright and Davion Saulis) who want to make a difference.
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Mike interviews Brad Lee Schroeder
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Country music DJ Mike Walker interviews up and coming country music artist Brad Lee Schroeder from Denver, Colorado on this special music addition of Radio Magazine!
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State Treasurer Cary Kennedy
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Colorado State Treasurer Cary Kennedy joins Lisa Young on Radio Magazine to chat about the state of the State's finances.
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2009 Winds Down....
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Look back on 2009 thru the eyes of Sterling City Manger Joe Kiolbasa; Logan County Commissioner Jack McLavey; Logan County Planner Jim Neblett and South Platte Sentinel's Marilee Johnson.
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Christmas on the Prairie
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It's Home for the Holidays 2009! Find out what's happening in Logan County this Christmas Season.
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Gov. Bill Ritter
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Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter and Commissioner of Agriculture John Stulp made a brief stop in Sterling today for an informal Town Hall Meeting. Ritter spoke to the crowd of over 100 people inside the Frank Hunter Auditorium focusing his speech on current issues affecting the state. The governor spoke on the budget and on economic development during this tough economic time. Ritter says the state budget is now balanced....thanks to the "shared sacrifice" that Coloradoans have had to make. The governor took several questions from the audience ranging from education funding to medical marijuana.
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