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Five staff members selected for 2021-22 Leadership UNK class Post Views: 163 KEARNEY – The University of Nebraska at Kearney has selected five staff members for its 2021-22 Leadership UNK class. In its 15th year, the program is designed to expose participants to leadership opportunities at UNK and in the Kearney area, enhance their leadership skills and encourage them to accept leadership roles in the future. Leadership UNK also gives members opportunities to network with the campus community, classmates, speakers and others to discuss issues pertinent to campus and leadership deve...

Portland, Oregon, native Elijah Hasan is using his artistic talent to bring awareness to the growing gun violence currently taking place in his city. Earlier this month, Hasan, along with anti-gun activists, including representatives from organizations such as The No Hate Zone, the Portland Rotary Peace Builders, and Loved is Stronger, came together to unveil one of many billboards focused on getting to the root of the gun violence issue that has struck the city of roughly 665,000 residents, roughly 6 percent of whom are African-American. The billboard displays an image of a Black man’s hea...

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - In honor of National Bike Month, the 10th Annual Kalamazoo Bike Week started last Saturday and will continue through this...

Bike riders in Kalamazoo (Photo by John McNeil) KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – In honor of National Bike Month, the 10th Annual Kalamazoo Bike Week started last Saturday and will continue through this Saturday, May 15. Kalamazoo Bike Week 2021 Logo. (Photo courtesy Paul Selden). Monday’s featured event was the Monday Morning Cruisers Ride that departed at 9 a.m., meeting at Verburg Park’s north entrance in Kalamazoo. This ride was a recreational-paced event on the Kalamazoo Valley River Trail, and is only one of many planned for the week. “We’re happy to say that this year...

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