- Posted January 11, 2018
Mike Chestnut with the NWTF local chapter called the White River Long Beards, hold their their Hunting Hertiage Banquet on February 24th. Hear more on today's Take 5 for Our Community.
Mike Chestnut with the NWTF local chapter called the White River Long Beards, hold their their Hunting Hertiage Banquet on February 24th. Hear more on today's Take 5 for Our Community.
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Mike Chestnut with the NWTF local chapter called the White River Long Beards, hold their their Hunting Hertiage Banquet on February 24th. Hear more on today's Take 5 for Our Community.
Today on Take 5 for Our Community, Leslie Heshelman and Kim Burkhart visited with us about next month's "Night to Shine." Listen to or download the program to find out more....
Today on Take 5 for Our Community, Stacey Beard was our guest to talk about a fish fry to benefit the North Daviess Tennis Team...
The Hometown Collaboration Initiative was the topic of today's Take 5 for Our Community. Learn more and listen to or download the program...
On the first Take 5 for the Community of the year, Angela Allen visited with Theresa Heidenreich about what's happening at the Washington Carnegie Library...
Tickets are on sale for the annual Pancake Breakfast to benefit the Washington Baseball Boosters. That was the topic on today's Take 5 for Our Community.
On this edition of Take 5 for Our Community we heard from folks at Four Rivers Resource Services...
The Daviess County High School CEO class was our guest on Tuesday's Take 5 for Our Community....
Christmas can be difficult for those who've lost friends and loved ones the past year or even in years gone by. The Christ United Methodist Church in Washington is reaching out to help those struggling this season with a special service. We learned more on Take 5 for Our Community...
A Gospel singing group from the region will have their debut performance in Washington Saturday to benefit the Washington High Band program. We talked with a group member and the band booster president on a recent edition of Take 5 for Our Community