Friday April 23, 2021
Today on the news, station manager Serah Mead ‘flips the mic’ and interviews news director Molly Marcello about the memorable past year at KZMU News. We hear about making the newscast flexible to meet the needs and interests of the local community, as well as some new opportunities for growth. It’s true community-empowered journalism.
Plus, our Weekly News Reel where we speak with other reporters about the stories they most recently covered in our area. Times-Independent reporter Carter Pape (10:00) visited the Utahraptor State Park site with some decision makers this week and has impressions of that tour, as well as a report on the county commission’s decisions on regulating ATV-related businesses and noise pollution. Moab Sun News publisher/editor Maggie McGuire (18:00) tells us about Utah scientists uncovering how the tyrannosaurus might not have been a lone predator as commonly believed. Plus, more science with the sixth-grade class at Moab Cha
Friday April 16, 2021
On the launch of KZMU’s spring radiothon fundraiser, we check in with station manager Serah Mead. She looks back on the station during ‘the pandemic year,’ and discusses the lessons she’d like to keep moving forward – as well as those she’s eager to leave behind.
Plus, our Weekly News Reel, where we speak to reporters about the latest stories they covered in our area. Times-Independent editor Doug McMurdo talks OHV noise, commissioner Mary McGann’s visit with Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, sewer rates, and more. Moab Sun News editor/publisher Maggie McGuire discusses a climber’s damage of a rock art panel north of Arches. She also has more details on the likely human-caused fire at the local wetlands preserve.