
KRDO’s Afternoon News - December 30, 2020
Patty Jakos, the owner of The Sound Shop, joined Andrew Rogers on KRDO's Afternoon News to discuss all of the latest tech available in the home entertainment market!
Patty Jakos, the owner of The Sound Shop, joined Andrew Rogers on KRDO's Afternoon News to discuss all of the latest tech available in the home entertainment market!
KRDO.com Digital Content Director Andrew McMillan joined Andrew Rogers on KRDO's Afternoon News to breakdown the top new stories of 2020 on KRDO.com
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center talks about the workforce and an upcoming hiring event.
On KRDO's Morning News Monday, Jim Reid, Director of the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management, joined the show to discuss how to tap into your instincts for setting New Year's resolutions by applying them to making preparations for emergencies. Reid talked about the concepts of: Resolving to be Ready, creating a Financial Emergency First Aid Kit, and participating in the Ready and Resilient Neighborhoods program. More information can be found at pproem.com
On Tuesday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias was joined by Gary Butterworth, CEO, Pikes Peak Community Foundation and Leslie Sabin, Vice President of Finance and Operations, Pikes Peak Community Foundation, about how during this challenging time, now is a critical period to consider a gift to those who have been serving the most vulnerable in our community – kids and families, seniors, essential workers and more. The guests discussed the Pikes Peak Community Foundation’s mission and work.
More information can be found at ppcf.org, rally-for-restaurants/, emptystockingfundco.org/, and indygive.com/. For more information about tax implications of donations, go to irs.gov or contact the Community Foundation for more information.
On Monday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias was joined by Howard Black, who previously served as Public Information Officer for Colorado Springs Police Department, as he describes his new role of spokesperson for the Office of the District Attorney Fourth Judicial District. In this role, Howard described the goals of the incoming Michael Allen, District Attorney Elect, and the transition for the entire DA staff.
Aidan Ryan with the Colorado Springs as the week of Christmas was their busiest travel week this holiday season!
Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers joined Andrew Rogers on KRDO's Afternoon news to look back at the highlights (yes there were some) of 2020 and what we can look ahead to for 2021 locally.
Bell & Pollock talk about how insurance companies beat your claim.
Greg Coopman talks with Sheila Schmidt from Life Care Solutions.
Jay Garvens and Empire Titles Bill McAfee join together to celebrate Christmas with seasonal stories for the whole family.
Hear the impact Prep Connect 360 had on a newly-transitioned veteran as he navigated into a civilian career after 27 years in the Army. A brand-new outdoor immersion program, just for veterans and near Yellowstone National Park, is launching next summer and the local nonprofit Will’s Hope is accepting registrations through January 2021. Finally, there are just a few days left to make a year-end financial impact within the veteran community.
Matt Pittman of Meat Church joins Andrew Rogers on KRDO's Afternoon with some last-minute tips for cooking the Christmas dinner staple, Prime Rib!
On Wednesday's "The Extra", volunteers are getting ready to open up the phone lines at NORAD's Santa Tracking center to take calls and provide updates on the progress of the Jolly Old Elf himself, Santa Claus, as he makes his rounds across the globe. Starting at 4:00 am MST on Christmas Eve, children of all ages are invited to call in via phone at 1-877-HI-NORAD, or email at [ mailto:noradtracksanta@outlook.com | noradtracksanta@outlook.com ] . You can also explore NORAD's dedicated website with fun, engaging games and information at noradsanta.org Our thanks to guest Captain Nathaneal Callon, USAF, Northcom Communications Officer.
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center talks about the workforce and an upcoming hiring event.
On Tuesday's "The Extra", did you know that more than 275 million cell phones are in use and discarded as consumers move up models in 2020? Computers, too, are often destined for uncertain futures as consumers upgrade to newer models. Recycling technology provides a way to prevent e-waste and tech-waste from ending up in landfills. Host Shannon Brinias spoke with Kimberly Johnston of E-Tech Recyclers, a local business providing such service to customers as well as a learning environment program. More information can be found at etechrecyclers.com
Susan Edmondson, President and CEO of the Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs, talks about the Downtown Partnership, the importance of supporting small business and more.
Bell & Pollock talk about neck injuries.
Greg Coopman talks with Kent Mathews from the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments.
This last year Covid 19 put most Americans on hold with their plans and dreams. Jay Garvens says now is the time to set new goals and fine tune your visions. Now is the time to get back on track with your life. Jay will show you a path for success and what the experts are saying for recovery.
In this week's episode of Wake Up and Live with Antoinne Glover presented by Benton Capitol...
Antoinne asks us to take a trip down memory lane and think of all the nostalgia and meaning that local restaurants have brought to our lives. He interviews a special guest who will be speaking on behalf of all the struggling local restaurants and explain why it’s so important to save them and what you can do to help.
Join Antoinne Saturday mornings at 9:00 on KRDO Newsradio as he brings you the good in our community. He’ll cover real estate trends, new restaurants, the best hangouts, businesses and people making a difference in the Pikes Peak region. Now that’s a change everyone can agree on! Wake Up and Live, Saturday mornings at 9:00 AM only on KRDO Newsradio.
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Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is happening in the Pikes Peak region.
El Paso County Commissioner Mark Waller talks about COVID-19 restrictions and it's effect on restaurants, sales tax rebates and more.
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a couple hiring events and some job openings.
Mayor John Suthers talks about Space Command, COVID-19 and more.
On Tuesday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias was joined by Greg Phillips, Director of Aviations for the Colorado Springs Airport, talking about holiday travel numbers and how they are being impacted by pandemic travel slowdowns. He also talked about exciting developments at the airport, namely, the upcoming arrival of Southwest Airlines, set to begin flights in and out of COS in mid-March. Phillips says improvements for the airline's operations will begin in earnest as 2021 starts. He also talked about a promotion to encourage people to utilize the long-term parking lot. More information can be found at FlyCOS.com
A bus driver and transportation coordinator at the Alamosa School District is celebrating the success of a new project called "Sole Searching," but also hoping it can continue to grow and help children. Jeremy Silva noticed that some students getting on his bus were experiencing a need that wasn't fully recognized, they were in need of new shoes. He started a fund drive so that the kids contacted could place orders for new shoes up to $70 value. The initiative is funded through donations. So far, about two dozen children have received new shoes. Anyone wishing to donate can go to the Go Fund Me account, send a check to Alamosa School District, 209 Victoria Street, Alamosa, Colorado 81101 with Sole Searching written in the memo line or drop off an Amazon gift card at the district office.
On Monday's "The Extra", we put the spotlight on the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, which opened in June as a premiere destination for sports medicine, health and human performance. Our guests, Steve Johnson, PhD – Professor, Human Physiology & Nutrition, Co-Executive Director of Hybl Center and Bill Lueck, MHA – Penrose-St. Francis Health Services, Director, New Development, Co-Executive Director of Hybl Center joined host Shannon Brinias and Doug Price, CEO of VisitCOS to teach listeners about all the Hybl Center includes, such as:
The Hybl Center is a collaboration between UCCS and Penrose-St. Francis Centura Health. More information can be found by calling 719-776-4925 or at hyblcenter.org
Bell & Pollock talk about make whole doctrine.
Greg Coopman talks with Kevin Guttman from Evergreen National Bank about reverse mortgages.
Jay Garvens was reflecting back on 2020 and all the decisions he had made or didn't make. Jay has a question for his listeners. "What was your biggest decision of 2020?"
In this week's episode of Wake Up and Live with Antoinne Glover presented by Benton Capitol...
Antoinne asks whether now is a good time to open up a business…while there are many reasons to be cautious, there are some success stories happening despite it all. Antoinne chats with one such new business owner who discusses his journey. Also, get the latest tips n’ tricks for home buying in the current market. Don’t miss it!
Join Antoinne Saturday mornings at 9:00 on KRDO Newsradio as he brings you the good in our community. He’ll cover real estate trends, new restaurants, the best hangouts, businesses and people making a difference in the Pikes Peak region. Now that’s a change everyone can agree on! Wake Up and Live, Saturday mornings at 9:00 AM only on KRDO Newsradio.
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Veteran Voice podcast sponsor USAA announces a $1.3 million commitment to local organizations serving military, veterans and their families. And good news for military spouses transitioning into the community who work in occupations requiring a license. House Bill 20-1326 goes into effect January 1 and clears the previous hurdle of certification. Visit DPO.Colorado.gov/Military/Spouses to apply for a no-cost, three-year, temporary credential.
Representative Doug Lamborn joins KRDO's Afternoon news to discus the latest developments in locating the permeant home of Space Command to the Colorado Springs area.
Chef BB from Mama Pearl's Cajun Kitchen joins KRDO's Afternoon News to discuss the impact being felt by local, independent restaurants and businesses due to the COVID restrictions.
Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is happening in the Pikes Peak region.
ABC's Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson talk new movies out this weekend, new content coming from Star Wars and Marvel and more.
Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a couple hiring events and some job openings.
City Council President Richard Skorman talks about the city budget, COVID-19 vaccines and more.
On Tuesday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias talked with Cecilia Harry, Chief Economic Development Officer of the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC about a number of issues involving the business climate for existing businesses and attracting new organizations to the region. Harry talked about the Chamber's work with El Paso County Health Department and potential for variance programs to bring relief from strict capacity restrictions. She also discussed an upcoming State of the Region event and the next Chamber Connect/State of the City address. Harry recently was named "40 under 40" (a list of emerging leaders shaping the chamber of commerce ndustry) by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives. More information on these events and the information Harry presented can be found at: Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC and Chamber Connect Events