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The Columbia River Gorge's premier radio talk program since 1970 is now available on demand! Mark Bailey talks to the newsmakers from around the region every weekday morning, airing live in the Hood River/The Dalles area on 98.3 FM/1340 AM KIHR at 8:05 a.m. Hit subscribe to download the show to your device to listen on your schedule.
Unknown Host hosts Mid-Columbia Today, a news show with 56 episodes published.
In the first part of the show, Mark is joined by Megan Saunders from Farmers Irrigation District and Cindy Thiemann from the Hood River Watershed Group to talk about what Farmers users might expect this summer, then it's
Show notesMark is joined by West Klickitat Regional Fire Authority Chief Wesley Long to talk about an upcoming Southwest Fire & Rescue Volunteer Event on June 10, 4 p.m.-7 p.m. at Station 10 on 119 NE Church Avenue in White Salmon
Show notesIn the first half of the show Mark talks to Sarah Allaben of Mt. Adams Resource Stewards about the online Klickitat Wildfire Resource Hub at wildfirereadyklickitat.org , then Caroline Grew from the United Way of the Colu
Show notesIn the first half of the show, Jakob Lillivik from the Mid-Columbia Innovation Hub previews tonight's Gorge Pitchfest at 5:30 p.m. at the Granada Theater in The Dalles (free tickets at midcolumbiainnovationhub.org ), the
Show notesWith a late guest cancellation, Mark and Cameron chat about various topics in the news and eventually why Mark thinks newspapers were better for consuming news than digital devices, then it's Washington Gorge Action Prog
Show notesThe show leads off with Tim Harkins of Columbia Center for the Arts talking about CCA's The Big Sing Benefit with the Low Bar Chorale this Friday evening at 6 p.m. (tickets at columbiaarts.org ). Then Mark talks with The
Show notesMark is joined by Brian Hukari, John Rust, Dan Mahr, and Nate Gephard of the Crag Rats, as the mountain search and rescue organization celebrates its 100th anniversary. The Crag Rats will hold a 100-year celebration on S
Show notesIn the first part of the show, Mark talks long-term budget and downtown parking with Hood River City Manager Abigail Elder and Mayor Paul Blackburn, then Lorraine Lyons and Sharla Weber Mosqueda of Hood River Adopt A Dog
Show notesKlickitat County Commissioner Ron Ihring talks with Mark about a number of different topics currently before the Commission, then White Salmon Valley School District Superintendent Rich Polkinghorn discusses last week's
Show notesIn the first part of the show, we are joined by Hood River County School District Superintendent Bill Newton, then it's White Salmon Mayor Marla Keethler.
Show notesMark talkes with Port of Hood River Executive Director Kevin Greenwood about recent work on the Interstate Bridge and embarking on revising the Port's Strategic Business Plan. Then, The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce CE
Show notesMt. Adams Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tammara Tippel joins the show to report on the record turnout for this year's White-Salmon-Bingen Community Cleanup and to discuss Fourth of July Parade plans, then Mark t
Show notesIn the first half of today's show, Wasco County Veterans Services Officer Chelsea Perritt stops in to discuss the Veterans Stand Down at Lewis & Clark Festival Park in The Dalles, taking place on Saturday, May 16 from 11
Show notesTo start the show Mark talks with Mid-Columbia Community Action Executive Director Leslie Naramore about opening up units for permanent supportive housing and about Community Action Month, then Mark talks about measles a
Show notesToday, Mark talks to Hood River County Administrator Allison Williams and Commission Chair Jennifer Euwer about the County budget, then it's Wasco County Commissioner Jeff Justesen on that County's budget and a handful o
Show notesIn the first half of the show, we learn about the Assertive Community Treatment and Choice programs with Liz Barteld of Mid-Columbia Center For Living, then Mark talks to Port of The Dalles Executive Director Andrea Klaa
Show notesIn the first half of the show, Mark talks to Lily Von Mosch from the White Salmon Valley Pool Metropolitan Park District about the district's progress toward a new swimming pool for the White Salmon area, with bid openin
Show notesOn today's show, we learn about Columbia Gorge CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) and two CASA 101 events coming up in Hood River and The Dalles for those who are interested in volunteering with Christ
Show notesOpening the show, Lisa Commander talks about upcoming events at The History Museum of Hood River County , then Mark is joined by The Next Door's Columbia Gorge Youth Connections Supervisor Samantha Lopez.
Show notesIn the first half of the show Mark talks with East Fork Irrigation District's Steve Pappas and Cindy Thieman from the Hood River Watershed Group about what this year's irrigation season may be like, and steps East Fork h
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