From Saturday, September 28th 2024 - ArtsAltoona President Donna Gority
ArtsAltoona Center on Facebook
The Comedy Farm: Open Mic Night — ArtsAltoona
Felix and the Hurricanes Benefit — ArtsAltoona
ArtsAltoona Christkindl Market — ArtsAltoona
From Saturday, May 13th 2023 – www.wrta.com
Links:
Dr. Gabe Mirkin on Fitness & Health on Facebook
WHO says Covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency(CNN)
What to know about pancreatic cancer following Maria Menounos' diagnosis reveal(CBS)
Probiotics: Should you be taking one for gut health?(CBS)
You Don’t Need a Lot of Exercise to Help Prevent a Heart Attack
Jenny Craig is going out of business (CNN Business)
Eggs Get More Controversial Headlines
Dr. Mirkin will record with us again Monday, June 12th 2023 from 2 to 2:45 (ET) – call 814-946-0435 or email doug@lightnerradio.com
That show will be in Saturday, June 17th Noon to 1 (ET) at www.wrta.com
From Monday, April 4th 2022 - www.wrta.com
Links:
The photo from a listener. Listen to find out what it is:
Penn State Extension Blair County Facebook page
Click HERE for a post on New Spotted Lanternfly quarantine maps in PA
Email Tom Butzler for gardening questions: tmb1234@psu.edu
Master Gardeners Open Garden Line 2022:
Trained Penn State Extension Master Gardeners in Blair County are ready to answer garden questions about growing vegetables, flowers and other plants. Home Garden enthusiasts can feel free to contact the Blair County Master Gardeners’ Garden Line at 814-940-5996 with questions about vegetable and flowering plants, insect problems and plant disease. Answers are based on the most up-to-date research-based information available.
The Garden Line is open April through October on Tuesdays from 10AM to 2:00 PM. Walk-ins with gardening questions are welcome at the Blair County Cooperative Extension Office during the times noted at 266 Aviation Way, Martinsburg and calls are taken at 814-940-5996.
For any additional information, contact the Penn State Extension Master Gardener – Blair County Office at 814-940-5996.
Master Gardener Tom Ford has been diagnosed with Leukemia. We're not sure of how long he may be in treatment, but if you'd like to send him Get Well wishes: tgf2@psu.edu
Former WRTA Talk Host (and Dave Barger's son) Scott Barger what it was like to run for Blair County Commissioner - and miss by very few votes.
From WRTA's Open Mic with Dr. John McGinnis (heard 8 to 9 weekday mornings)
