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Welcome to the third edition of our newsletter!
This is it — your last chance to be part of our Fall Fund Drive! Your support keeps KXCV-KRNW on the air — bringing you trusted news, local voices, and the music you love. Don’t wait — every gift makes a big impact no matter the size. If you are interested in the hoodie below, you can get yours for a one-time gift of $250 or a sustaining payment of $20 per month for 12 months.
If you have already given - thank you. We could not do what we do without your support. The hoodies will be ordered next week and will be delivered soon after the shipment comes in.
— Hannah Staggs I Membership Development & Events Coordinator
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Mozingo Lake's Sechrest 18 to Undergo Major Bunker Renovation This Fall
The Sechrest 18, a centerpiece of Mozingo Lake Recreation Park’s golf facilities, is set for major renovations this fall.
The 18-hole course, designed by renowned Midwest golf architect Donald Sechrest and completed in 1995, will soon see upgrades to its iconic but high-maintenance bunkers, according to Mozingo Director Jordan Greenhaw.
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Maryville schools work on their first five-year comprehensive plan
The Maryville R-II School District is working on its Comprehensive School Improvement Plan. A CSIP is a formal planning document which schools maintain as part of their accreditation process. CSIPs provide a structure to continuously improve school services and student outcomes.
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The Great Lakes Valley Conference announced Wednesday that its men's and women's basketball tournaments will be coming to St. Joseph in 2027.
The GLVC is partnering with the St. Joseph Sports Commission after three years in St. Charles on the Lindenwood University campus. The Civic Arena will now be the home to the event each March for the next three years.
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Downtown Maryville will host its Fall Clean-Up Day on Saturday, Oct. 11, from 7 to 10 a.m. Volunteers will gather at the Downtown Pocket Park, located at the intersection of Third and Main streets. Tasks will include picking up litter, pulling weeds and other efforts to spruce up the downtown area.
Those interested in volunteering can contact Kim Mildward, president and design committee chair of Downtown Maryville, at (660) 582-9671.
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Bearcat Public Media App
The Bearcat Public Media App allows you to listen to Bearcat Public Media - KXCV/KRNW, pause and rewind the live audio, send comments and view the program schedule.
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Local Beats & Beyond
Experience the magic of cinema like never before! An unforgettable evening as the Saint Joseph Symphony brings a classic horror film to life (pun intended), performing a newly-composed score by Michael Shapiro in perfect harmony with the on-screen action to the classic 1931 Universal film starring Boris Karloff, Frankenstein. Shapiro was commissioned to write one which has found great success since its debut in 2002. Feel the power of music and film unite in a breathtaking live performance, immersing you deeper into the action than ever before. Don’t miss your chance to witness the drama, emotion, and excitement unfold in real-time! Get your tickets today and be part of the cinematic experience of a lifetime. Costumes are encouraged for this ghoulish occasion!
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This year, for our fall fund drive, our theme is "Be a Big Deal". We know that our listeners and supporters are the real BIG deals and we want you to be able to show it to any and everyone! Donate/pledge during the drive and be eligible to receive our KXCV-KRNW branded Big Deal hoodie. To get the hoodie, a one-time $250 donation or a sustaining payment of $20 per month for a year is required.
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Jamie Grayson, a graduate of Missouri Western, had a career in the financial industry before founding the non-profit People of all Communities Succeeding Together. Based in Kansas City, POAC Succeed aims to address social issues by working with students and pushing for a wholistic approach to education.
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Spoofhound Interview
Maryville football steps out of conference play for a meeting with one of the top teams in the state. Lutheran North, ranked No. 2 in Class 4 and the defending state champions, visit the 'Hound Pound Friday night. Spoofhound head coach Matt Webb and senior Cain Bowles joined us to highlight the matchup with the Crusaders and the opportunity to recognize area law enforcement and first responders prior to the game.
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Jim Svoboda has deep ties to Northwest and Central Missouri, and shares a special relationship with head coaches John McMenamin and Josh Lamberson. He joins Bearcat Rewind this week ahead of the showdown in Warrensburg.
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Bearcat Coaches Show
Northwest football, volleyball, soccer and golf will all head south this week for a full slate of MIAA competition, while cross country begins prep for the MIAA Championships.
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The KXCV-KRNW Garden Club brought to your inbox.
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KXCV-KRNW Book Club
Looking for your next great read? Turn the pages with us! Check out our book club.
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These sessions offer insights and support for mental, physical, and emotional health.
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Student Spotlight
Jaden Varner is a Sports Media major with a minor in Broadcasting from Brookfield, Missouri. On campus, he serves as the producer of Bearcat Update, works with CatVision for Northwest Athletics, and is part of the team at KXCV-KRNW Public Radio as an on-air announcer and board operator.
Jaden Varner
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Northwest Radio Complex
Wells Hall, 800 University Drive
Maryville, Missouri 64468
660.562.1163
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