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Article Archives
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WKAR Night at the Lugnuts
Order Tickets Here! Please join WKAR on Friday, Sept. 3, for fun and "America's Game." Deadline extended to September 1, 5 p.m.!
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One Book, One Community
Listen this week to win copies of "Zeitoun" on 90.5 WKAR.
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A New Way to Watch Online
Now watch Off the Record with Tim Skubick at video.wkar.org! Features include full screen viewing, social media sharing, chapter selection, and more.
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Ken Burns' "Baseball" Scores Extra Innings!
As a prelude to Burns' "The Tenth Inning," enjoy some "Baseball" encores!
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Things Not Here Anymore
A nostalgic look at places in mid-Michigan that no longer exist or have changed dramatically over the years. View an online exclusive here!
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View 'QuizBusters' Champs Online
View the three Championship Series games and more, online now!
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reWorking Michigan: Fields of Opportunity
Upcoming WKAR NewsRoom series focuses on agriculture.
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Breaking Up is Hard to Do!
We know it's hard to part with a beloved vehicle... but if you're due for a new one, consider donating your old one to WKAR. Your donation will provide additional operating funds for your favorite public broadcasting station.
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Ceremony and National Memorial Day Concert
Join us in honoring veterans with the U.S. Coast Guard, a talk by WWII history buff Larry Martin, and The National Memorial Day Concert. Sunday, May 30, 7 p.m at the Michigan Theatre in Jackson.
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WKAR Radio Tops $140,000 Goal
Last minute online pledges take spring membership campaign over the top.
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Help WKAR Radio Reach a $140,000 Goal!
WKAR Radio ended its on-air membership campaign $13,000 short of our goal. Please help us reach it by Monday with an online gift!
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When Families Grieve: Resources
Free resource kit with Sesame Street DVD, and links to area organizations offering support for grieving families.
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Jackson Conversation Participants Share Thoughts
"reWorking Michigan" was in Jackson to hear more ideas for station initiative.
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BackStage Pass Taping Schedule
Tuesday and Wednesday in Studio A: The Verve Pipe.
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Conversation Participants Share Thoughts
Nearly 40 individuals from across the community gathered at East Lansing's Hannah Center in March to share ideas with WKAR for "reWorking Michigan."
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We Did It!
WKAR topped its $160,000 March membership goal Sunday night. Thank you for your support and for your commitment to WKAR!
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You're Invited! WKAR Community Conversation in Jackson
The next WKAR "reWorking Michigan" conversation on work force evolution and job creation takes place April 7 at the Potter Center in Jackson.
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Britcom Marathon: Vote with Your Pledge
British comedy receiving greatest dollars pledged will replace "The Vicar of Dibley."
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You're Invited! Join us for a Community Conversation
The next WKAR "reWorking Michigan" conversation on work force evolution and job creation takes place March 18 at the Hannah Center in East Lansing.
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By the People: Hard Times, Hard Choices
A special report on a unique gathering of Michigan citizens deliberating about the state's economic crisis.
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WKAR at Michigan Theatre
WKAR's Ongoing Big-Screen Video Series
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WKAR Service Projects Help Days Be "Merry and Bright"
Food bank, military donation included in WKAR holiday service efforts.
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Kresge Art Museum Hosts "Art 21" Preview
Free event includes curator talk, museum tour.
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New Name, Same Services!
WKAR's Radio Talking Book celebrates 36th year with new name -- WKAR Radio Reading Service
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"BackStage Pass" Groups Featured at BluesFest
Root Doctor, Steppin' In It are featured on opening night of Old Town BluesFest.
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WKAR Support Campaign Runs September 12-27
See new and encore specials on WKAR-HD/23, WKAR Create and WKAR World.
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Producers Circle Members Enjoy Event at BoarsHead
Reception, performance highlight night out for donor group.
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WKAR Radio Drive Reaches Goal Early
Campaign ends one day early during "All Things Considered."
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March 29 - Celebrating 25 Years of The Folk Tradition
Bob Blackman celebrates the program's 25th anniversary with a special four-hour offering, featuring several of his favorite performers including Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, and Peter Paul & Mary.
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Grand Evening Celebrates Classical Music
Fine dining, good company, and beautiful classical music for one star-filled night at the Potter House in Lansing
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"Drive to 65" Makes Goal Early
Emergency membership campaign reaches goal on Wednesday morning.
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The Best of Public Radio: 2008
This Saturday and Sunday beginning at 10am, 90.5 FM and AM 870 WKAR bring you some of the most memorable stories from the past year, a year like few others.
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Try Something New -- Hot Glass!
Make Your Own Paperweight, hosted by Fireworks Glass Studio of Williamston -- a fundraiser for WKAR-TV
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WKAR Radio Campaign Falls Short of Goal
WKAR Radio Campaign falls short of goal -- but still raises dollars and nails.
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Guests Preview New Season at Fall Experience
PBS chief content officer John Boland spoke about the changing nature of media and how PBS is embracing that change.
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WKAR-TV Named Michigan Public Television Station of the Year
Both Radio and TV bring home awards.
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WKAR Hosts Free Wheelchair Awareness Event
"Rolling: Focusing on Ability" takes place April 26, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Tim Skubick Inducted into Hall of Fame
Veteran journalist Tim Skubick honored for his decades of reporting, with induction into the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame
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"The War: Michigan Voices" Recognized by Public Relations Organization
Project receives Award of Excellence
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WKAR Recognizes National Mental Health Awareness Month
WKAR offers special programming highlighting the topic of depression.
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WKAR Honors Volunteers
WKAR Volunteer of the Year and WKAR Leadership Awards were presented at a gala recognition event in May.
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PBS Ranked Number One in Public Trust
Media poll shows Americans consider PBS an excellent value for taxpayer dollars.
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Sizzling Sounds at Summer Solstice Jazz Festival
WKAR joined in solstice celebration under the stars.
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"Vicar of Dibley" Premieres in July
"The Vicar of Dibley" edges out "Keeping Up Appearances" in Britcom vote.
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90.5 Classical Top 60
Pledge online in September and cast a vote for your favorite classical music piece.
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Meet Brad Walker, RTB Director
Walker moves to helm of Radio Talking Book.
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Thank You
James F. Lear
H. Owen Armitage
Kent B. Joscelyn
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