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Will your business survive without you? Do you have a succession plan? Do you have a continuity strategy? Do you have an estate plan central to your business?
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Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is going on this weekend in the Pikes Peak region.
It's Make & Take Day; time for a tour and to get your child's hands on an inspiring project they can bring home with them!
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City Council Day on PM News featuring city councilor, David Geislinger, who joined us after a joint County Commission/City Council meeting that became somewhat contentious at times. The catalyst for that was water and annexation, and a new bill introduced at the legislature in Denver.
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Robin Adair, Community Preparedness Coordinator with the Office of Emergency Management has a question for you: are you ready? It doesn't take much and being ready for a disaster will go a long way for you, your family and your neighbors.
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Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights some upcoming hiring events and a few job openings.
An academic master plan for D11 calls for a facilities master plan. The district's infrastructure and buildings are upwards of 100 years old. Superintendent, Dr. Micheal Thomas, continues his work with the community not only to fine-tune academic programs but to evaluate facilities and put solutions in place to make it all work together.
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Emily Shuman, Deputy Director with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, has a caution for you: you could be vulnerable to serial plaintiffs who do a thing called 'drive by lawsuits'. It's a means of extorting money from you and your business and you don't have to be exposed.
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Angels of Americas Fallen is a non-profit on a mission to help children thrive after having lost military or first-responder parents. CEO, Joe Lewis, is working on the next big fundraising event and you can help!
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District Wildlife Manager, Corey Adler, from Colorado Parks and Wildlife talks about the upcoming bear ordinance in Colorado Springs. Understanding it, why it was put in place, and a lot more. Plus, Big Horn Sheep Day is coming to Garden of the Gods.
Colorado Springs Fire Chief, Ted Collas, and Project Manager from Shield 616, Ashley Felice, talk about the KRDO Network ‘Protect the Protectors’ Telethon. Wednesday, January 29th. Raising money for protective vests for our Colorado Springs firefighters. Why those vests are needed, how many vests are needed, our fundraising goal, how you can get involved and a lot more.
Robin Adair from Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management talks about Resolve to be Ready. Setting a new year’s resolution to be ready for anything in 2020.
Justin Hermes talks about "Money for the Honey!" Where's your money going? Justin will show you why you should be investing in real estate. Kyle Ernst from house check will join Justin in the 3rd segment and talk older home tips of what to look for.
Bell & Pollock talk about your first meeting with an attorney.
Greg Coopman talks with Heather Holland from Province Springs.
A long standing business with a stand-up business ethic!
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A new law group with a fresh approach to client care!
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Check out the Peak Radar Annual Event Guide! COPPeR's Andy Vick explains what's in the guide and talks about grant money available to support the arts.
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The health and life, insurance world is big and confusing. Everybody needs insurance, but, it's hard to get unless you gotta guy and that guy is Antonio Briceno, "The Agent"!
Antonio's an independent licensed insurance agent. He's contracted with "HealthMarkets" Insurance Agency. The information he gives you on "The Agent" is general in nature, it's educational, it's not legal advice but it will help get you covered.
Click and Book Your Appointment with "The Agent"
"The Agent" with Antonio Briceno airs Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. only on KRDO Newsradio. Listen live at KRDO.com and on-demand at KRDO.com, select the Radio tab and click on Podcasts
Are you getting ready to put your home on the market? Deborah points out the most important places in the home to improve and why. This will help you not only sell your home, it will help sell your home for the most money. Listen and learn!
This week Jay Garvens has Justin Hermes in the studio as they discuss "Why Real Estate Is On The Rise". Jay is known for his demographics research and will show you where and when to buy or sell your home and why.
Mt. Carmel is excited to partner with SMART Heroes sheet metal training as part of its internship program for transitioning service members. Guests from Mt. Carmel’s Transition and Employment team and the SMART Heroes program share how veterans can receive free training in the sheet metal industry through a seven-week course which fulfills their first year of sheet metal apprentice training.
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John Henry and Coloradans Against Auto Theft are asking your help in stopping car thieves: don't leave your car to warm up unattended!
Colorado Puffer Week and enhanced enforcement begins January 26. Car theft presents a public safety issue, with 74% of car thieves also charged with additional crimes. They don’t want to use their own cars to commit robberies, burglaries, human trafficking and the like, they want to use anybody else’s car.
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Emily Shuman, Deputy Director with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, has a caution for you: you could be vulnerable to serial plaintiffs who do a thing called 'drive by lawsuits'. It's extortion of you and your business and you don't have to be exposed.
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It's Pioneers Museum Day at KRDO's Afternoon News featuring Diane Stine! Join this Valentine’s Day for our fourth annual Silent Film Soiree. In honor of the legendary Man of a Thousand Faces, Lon Chaney, the event will feature the 1925 silent film adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera.
Enjoy the silent film and live accompaniment by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra in the beautiful 1903 El Paso County Courthouse. Included with admission: VIP access to museum exhibits; a Roaring Twenties themed costume party and contest; photo booth and more!
The event is open to adults (21+). Tickets include 2 alcoholic beverages (beer or wine), soft drinks and a fruit, cheese, and dessert bar.
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January 29th starting at 5 a.m. and going through 10:00 p.m, KRDO and Shield 616 will be taking donations for the Protect the Protector telethon. This year, the telethon is raising money to buy lifesaving body armor for Colorado Springs Fire Department. 100% of all donations to the protect the protector telethon will go to buying this necessary gear that keeps our firefighters safe. For more information on shield 616 or to donate now, go to KRDO.com and click the Protect the Protectors button on the front page.
Ted Skroback, Communications Specialist for City Council with a look at the concept behind, "Behind the Springs"; using it to humanize and put a little fun in city government even when the subject is, "...validating city parking."
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Chair of the El Paso County Board of County Commissioners, Mark Waller, shares his frustration with the financial impact of unfunded mandates coming from under the dome in Denver.
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Cervivor Amber Appleton and Susan DiNapoli from the Sue DiNapoli Ovarian Cancer Society talk about cervical cancer, prevention, getting connected to resources, volunteering and a lot more.
El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder talks about the inmate death at the jail, and the 10 deputies put on leave while the investigation is underway. Jefferson County is releasing inmates early due to budget cuts. Could that happen hear? And, addressing our over-populated jail. Plans for the future to continue to reduce that number.
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights some upcoming hiring events and a few job openings.
Care & Share welcomes new COO, Shannon Brice! CEO, Lynn Telford, and Shannon Brice have worked together for 8 years. A visionary, Lynn recently promoted Shannon to COO and together, they and their team will bring Care and Share to news heights which will benefit the region in new and expanded ways.
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Colorado Springs Police Chief Vince Niski talks about upcoming graduating class, the Community Academy for Spanish speakers and how to get signed up, plus a fun Valentine’s Day contest for kids.
Dr. Todd Stearns from Optum continues our month long conversation about cervical cancer, during Cervical Cancer Awareness Month…focusing on prevention. Including the HPV vaccine, annual exams, and more.
January is national Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Todd Stearns, OB-GYN, and Optom, are all about prevention and taking the confusion out of when you should bring an OB-GYN into your life; how often you should see your OB and what testing is available.
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Justin talks about where to spend your money when it comes to upgrading your home. Noah from Pioneer follows up about the process of construction and when you need to pull a permit.
This week Deborah has home decorator and designer Christine D'Alessio of Lifestyle Designs back from last week. They only had enough time to talk about trends and tips now they will talk about buying and selling a home. Listen and learn!
Jay Garvens gets the ball rolling with "Buying vs Renting in 2020". Anyone can tell you what to do, Jay will show you the facts and let you decide what you want to do. Not everyone should be a home owner. Jay will help you to see the path to home ownership.
Greg Coopman talks with Lamija Quinonez, an RN with At Home Healthcare.
Bell and Pollock talk about your medical diagnosis injury claim.
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The health and life, insurance world is big and confusing. Everybody needs insurance, but, it's hard to get unless you gotta guy and that guy is Antonio Briceno, "The Agent"!
Antonio's an independent licensed insurance agent. He's contracted with "HealthMarkets" Insurance Agency. The information he gives you on "The Agent" is general in nature, it's educational, it's not legal advice but it will help get you covered.
Click and Book Your Appointment with "The Agent"
"The Agent" with Antonio Briceno airs Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. only on KRDO Newsradio. Listen live at KRDO.com and on-demand at KRDO.com, select the Radio tab and click on Podcasts.
Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is going on this weekend in the Pikes Peak region.
Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers addresses the bogus commercial photography permit that went viral, and what exactly is going on. He discusses some of his top concerns for this legislative session. Plus, big things are on the way this year in Colorado Springs, that has big economic impact for the city.
Michelle Peulen and Mike Davis from Colorado Department of Transportation, talk about the state highway system in Park and Teller Counties, the amount of traffic moving to use the highways, winter and mountain travel tips, updates on projects and a lot more.
Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers talks about the sale of land near the airport, Colorado Springs being a top place to visit in a lot more.
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights some upcoming hiring events and a few job openings.
El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Chuck Broerman talks about the upcoming elections, important dates and deadlines, where to go to register, and a lot more.
Dr. Todd Stearns from Optum continues our month long conversation on cervical cancer. He explains the causes and risk factors, talks about the human papillomavirus, vaccine, and more.
Doug Price from Visit Colorado Springs talks about COS being names one of the top places to visit in the New York Times list of “52 Places to Go in 2020”. Plan for Vacation Day is coming up. Don’t leave your vacation days on the table. Tips for planning a fun trip this year. And, events that are heading our way.
El Paso County Commissioner Mark Waller talks about top priorities for the county in 2020 and the Governor’s State-of-the-State address, and problems he sees with some of the proposals.
