KRFY Radio

The following guests will be coming to the station at KRFY to talk about their organizations and skills that are improving the quality of life in the Idaho panhandle. Each interview will take place a little after 9:00 am, right after the first song after BirdNote.

Monday, April 30: Fran Oliver and Lorna Meditz of Tribe Zaghareet will talk about belly dancing, its history, the music, the outfits and much more.

Tuesday, May 1: Bill Love, Honorary Chairman of the 2012 Idaho State Forestry Contest on May 10, will talk about the contest and its history.

Thursday, May 3: Steve Holt, Executive Director of the Eureka Institute, will talk about the institute, its goals, and its programs.

Friday, May 4: Nancy Gerth, President of the Bonner County Board of Community Guardian, will talk about protecting people who are not capable of making decisions for themselves.

So, tune in for informative discussions . . . and tell a friend!.

Sunday, April 22, was Earth Day, and there was a celebration of life at the Charter School on Madison Street in Sandpoint. KRFY had a table in the exhibit area along with other organizations. Volunteers at the KRFY table heard many positive comments about the station and the good job that KRFY volunteers are doing. The station received raves about the music selection and the news programs, especially Al Jazeera AM and PM.

The day was picture perfect, and activities took place outside. Inside there were a fashion show with recycled material; music from several bands and choirs; puppet shows; a performance by the local belly dancing group; a raptor display with several live birds; and much more. Thanks to the Charter School for hosting the event.

Jim Healey, Suzy Prez, and Barry Barush, 88.5 KRFY board members, at the table.

Earth Day crowd inside the Charter School.

KRFY table displays.

Pot of pansies for KRFY table donated by The Flower Farm..