The following guests will be coming to 88.5 KRFY during the week beginning on July 2. Tune in and tell a friend. Hear about the many good things that individuals and organizations are doing to improve the quality of life for all people in north Idaho.
Monday, July 2, a little after 9:00 am: Rick Leader, disc golf enthusiast, will stop by the station to update listeners on the progress of the disc gold course being constructed on North Boyer Street on the University of Idaho extension campus.
Tuesday, July 3, a little after 9:00 am: Mary Crowe Costello, executive director of the Rock Creek Alliance, and Jim Costello, outreach and media coordinator, will talk about the Rock Creek Alliance, its history, and the issues with which the organization is dealing.
Tuesday, July 3, a little after 10:00 am: Eric Ridgway, vegetarian extraordinaire, will talk about the Veggie BQ and Picnic Potluck with the Wild Wood Marimba Band on Sunday, July 8, at 4:30 pm, at the City Beach Pavilion. Eric will also update listeners on the Long Bridge Swim scheduled for Saturday, August 4.
Wednesday, all day: Get out and be festive! Attend a parade, participate in a fun run, or just say “Hello” to a neighbor.
Thursday, July 5, a little after 9:00 am: Dory McIsaac, operator and executive director of Mystic Farm Wildlife Rescue, Inc., will talk about Mystic Farm, its mission, and its operations.
Friday, July 6, a little after 9:00 am: Steve Holt, executive director of the Eureka Institute, and Tracy Fox, program director, will talk about the many summer programs that the institute is offering.
Friday, July 6, a little after 10:00 am: Deborah McShane, director of “The Music Man,” will talk about the play and how its first weekend went at the Panida Theater. The play will continue its run at the Panida Theater on July 6, 7, 13, and 14 at 8:00 pm and with one matinee on Saturday, July 7, at 2:00 pm.
Thanks to everyone for listening to 88.5 KRFY, community-supported radio for north Idaho!.