Ospreys are a very large black and white bird like an eagle. Since European settlement in Iowa during mid 19th century, there were no documented reports of Ospreys nesting in Iowa. This all changed in 2003 due to concerted efforts of conservation minded Iowans. Learn about the rejuvenation of this fish-eating raptor to the skies of Iowa.
Originally broadcast 11/25/2013
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The City Council has already held a meeting to decide what conditions the City of Ames will require in exchange for financial assistance. On December 10, at 7:00 PM in in the City Council Chambers, the City Council will finalize their TIF grant.
KHOI follows the unfolding story of redevelopment along Lincoln Way, in Campus town, which signifies a substantial point of departure for one of the two original business districts in Ames.
Kingland Systems describes itself as a software and services company headquartered in Clear Lake. They opened their offices in Ames in 2001 and moved to Campus town in 2005 into the old New Ames Theater Building and employ a large number if ISU students on a part time basis.
On November 19th, 2013, the Story County Community Foundation (SCCF) awarded $99,016 to 17 non-profit service programs in Story County. KHOI was among 15 recipients, receiving a grant of $6,000, to purchase a console, the central piece of audio equipment in the broadcast studio.
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On November 19th, 2013, the Story County Community Foundation (SCCF) awarded $99,016 to 17 non-profit service programs in Story County. KHOI was among 15 recipients, receiving a grant of $6,000, to purchase a console, the central piece of audio equipment in the broadcast studio.
Hannah Dankbar
KHOI’s Local Talk program can now be heard live! Tune in at 7:00 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings to hear volunteer reporters interview other community members about local events, stories, and topics. This is the first talk program to go live at KHOI; with more to come when the production studio is completed.
Changes at the First Christian Church
Ames Community Preschool Center
Good Neighbor
What All Farmers Do
Changes at the First Christian Church, ACPC, Good Neighbor and Performance by Co'Motion
This show centered on the First Christian church at 6th and Clark, home of the Community Thanksgiving Dinner, hosted this year by Food at First. We heard from ACPC (Ames Community Preschool Center) just leaving the church for larger space elsewhere, and from Good Neighbor, which will return to downtown in the space vacated by ACPS. The show closed with a preview of “Story Time” by Dance Co’Motion.
Led by Pantorium landlord Dennis Jones and board member/project manager Joe Lynch, KHOI volunteers install the drop-ceiling in the area where broadcast studios are soon to be. Board members admire the progress after the first day.
Transgender Week begins November 11-17 and Transgender day is November 20. Transgender day is a day of remembrance for violence and discrimination against transgender individuals.
Ellen (Ellie) Krug will be presenting her story at the Octagon Center in Ames on November 20th from 11:30-1pm and at 8pm ISU Sun Room, Memorial Union.