Join Gail Wightman and me this afternoon in downtown Lexington! Christmas will be on the air with the “Taste of Lexington” between 2 and 6pm. You'll come away with great gift ideas, and a new appreciation of what Lexington businesses have to offer close to home. Here's a list of participating businesses:

Pinnacle Bank

McChesney Martin Sagehorn PC, CPA's

Nelson's Furniture

Johnson's Jewlery

Barmore Drug

Veatch's True Value

Flowers Of Joy

Madeline's

O Scrap

Casa Vazquez

Lexington Chamber of Commerce

Lexington Newspapers

Hometown Brand Center

Be sure to join The River downtown tonight for the Christmas parade at 6 on Washington Street!

Who Am I?

-Field and Stream magazine has named this artist as one of their Heroes of the Year for 2008
-At age 16,  began appearing on the Johnny High Country Music Review
-Nashville Star Finalist
-2008 ACM Album of the Year Winner

Prize: Randy Travis "Around The Bend" CD

Answer: Miranda Lambert

Congratulations to Molly Schroeder of Cozad!  

A committee has been formed to see if there is interest in having Agriculture Education classes and FFA offered through Cozad High School.  As a former FFA member, I strongly support the cause.  I actually even when to school to be an Ag instructor prior to settling into radio. 

FFA opens so many doors.  Ag Education developes our future leaders.  If you are a Cozad parent, please contact one of these people and show your support.  The committee needs to show that there is enough support in the community by December 2nd.

Adam Boryca  784-2167

Kathy Armagost 784-3494

Barb Margritz and I delivered a KRVN Harvest Break to the Tucker Thompson farm northeast of Eustis on a cold windy Thursday. There wasn't a lot of field work being done, but we did give the crew to take a break from grinding some hay. The Thompson's run a diversified operation consisting of corn, hogs, and cattle. I hope they enjoyed their KRVN Harvest Break as much as we enjoyed bringing it to them.

Photos by Barb Margritz

If it were left to movie fans to choose a president, Harrison Ford would be the winner. That's the word from an AOL Moviefone.com poll that asked moviegoers to choose their favorite movie president. The top 10 movie presidents who Americans would vote into office in real life:
1.    Harrison Ford, "Air Force One" (1997)
2.    Morgan Freeman, "Deep Impact" (1998)
3.    Michael Douglas, "The American President" (1995)
4.    Bill Pullman, "Independence Day" (1996)
5.    Kevin Kline, "Dave" (1993)
6.    Dennis Quaid, "American Dreamz" (2006)
7.    Bruce Greenwood, "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" (2003)
8.    James Cromwell, "The Sum of All Fears" (2002)
9.    Jack Nicholson, "Mars Attacks" (1996)
10.    Jeff Bridges, "The Contender" (2000)