We discuss the arts in and around Mineral County and the recently created Mountain Arts Guild. Guests are Randy Crane, President, Mineral County Chamber of Commerce and Guild organizer, and local artist and Guild member, Dea Clayton. Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine – Mountain Arts Guild https://mountainstreamsradio.org/msmagazine/MSMagazine-191011-Randy-Crane-Dea-Clayton-Mountain-Arts-Guild.mp3

We speak with Kevin Clark, executive director of the Mineral County Development Authority. Clark introduces himself, explains the role of the Development Authority, and cites several recent examples of what he regards as notable accomplishments. He also discusses the current economic outlook for Mineral County. Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine, Kevin Clark with Mineral County

The 46th annual Burlington Old-Fashioned Apple Harvest Festival takes place the weekend of October 5-6 on the campus of Burllington United Methodist Family Services (BUMFS). On this edition of the Magazine, we talk with Cindy Pyles, BUMFS Manager of Resource Development, about the many festival attractions. She also describes a variety of programs and services

This week’s show features music and conversation with George Grove, former member of the Kingston Trio and current member of the Folk Legacy Trio–a group that will perform at Keyser’s Church-McKee Arts Center on September 28, presented by Highland Arts Unlimited. We preview the upcoming Keyser performance and discuss the impact and significance of the

This week’s show is a conversation with Randy Crane, president of the Mineral County Chamber of Commerce. He talks about the Chamber’s recent “Lunch & Learn” opportunities for local small businesses as well as the upcoming presentations of its Summit Awards. He also encourages interested individuals to nominate an outstanding Mineral Countian for possible recognition

This week’s program features a conversation with Dr. Charles Whitehill, president of Highland Arts Unlimited. Highland Arts begins its 47th season with a free concert by Pan Jammin’ Steel Drum bands, Thursday, August 22, 6:30 PM at Church-McKee Arts Center. The show includes some Pan Jammin’ Caribbean Christmas music to cool you off on these