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1 month ago | 
greatbritishlife.co.uk | Mike Smith
The Derby Ram At the junction of East Street and Albion Street, in the centre of Derby, there is a very curious statue. Rather than commemorating a local person of historical importance, as would normally have been the purpose of a public sculpture in this sort of location, the statue depicts a mythical beast known as ‘The Derby Ram’.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
nbcchicago.com | Mike Smith |Lexi Sutter
A family in Crystal Lake is breathing sighs of relief after their beloved dog, Charlie, was found Sunday. It was a foggy and chilly morning when David Nowak let his family's three dogs outside, like he always does. But this time, only two dogs returned. "It was 6:00, I let the dogs out," Nowak explained. "He just took off. I start looking for him after five minutes. I lost him for just five minutes."Charlie, the family's 2-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog, had taken off on his own adventure.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
podcasts.apple.com | A.J. Lawrence |Mike Smith
Even if you run a profit-first business, you can still create a lot of good in your community. And the good news is that it doesn't affect your bottom line. If anything, it can significantly improve the chances of lasting growth for your business. Take Mike Smith, for example. Mike built Rabble Mill and Bay High into thriving organizations that focus on youth empowerment and community impact through innovative programs and spaces.
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith
Ahhhhh... Ahhhhhhhhh... Ahhhhhhhhh. The sounds of popping a squat in a sauna and pure relaxation. It's a place of nirvana that I miss resting in plenty. A house I lived in in college had its own flipping sauna and I miss that thing like none other. As a college kid, we'd go out and smash far too many beers on a Saturday night. Sunday came around and the sauna would evaporate all the toxins out of my boozed-up body.
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
kyssfm.com | Mike Smith
Ahhhhh... Ahhhhhhhhh... Ahhhhhhhhh. The sounds of popping a squat in a sauna and pure relaxation. It's a place of nirvana that I miss resting in plenty. A house I lived in in college had its own flipping sauna and I miss that thing like none other. As a college kid, we'd go out and smash far too many beers on a Saturday night. Sunday came around and the sauna would evaporate all the toxins out of my boozed-up body.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith |Ashley Warren
If you had to pick an all-American food, what would it be? Think about it. What would people in other countries consider "American food?" The first thing that comes to mind is burgers and hot dogs. But do those represent proper American cuisine? If I wanted to impress someone from another country with an authentic American meal, I would take them to the nearest barbecue restaurant. That is what I call a REAL American meal.
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Feb 2, 2024 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - The Missoula County Attorney’s Office filed 22 new criminal complaints this week, which is four more than last week and right around the weekly average. According to County Attorney Kirsten Pabst, they charged 74 cases in January, which is the most ever. “Five of those cases involved family member assault-type charges,” Pabst said. “Three were partner or family member assault third or subsequent offense, which is a felony.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith
(Missoula Current) One of the first hospitals in Missoula found a second life recently when the owners completed a substantial rehabilitation of the property and expanded the number of apartments from 16 to 22. The historic Thornton Hospital Building, located on the 500 block of 3rd Street West, was constructed in 1909 and served as the precursor to Community Medical Center, according to the developers.
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Dec 7, 2023 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith
Martin Kidston(Missoula Current) As the changes made by the Montana Legislature to Medicaid rates and reimbursements settle in, Missoula County may direct $1 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act to help Western Montana Mental Health shore up its budget. Commissioners on Tuesday met with members of Western Montana Mental Health, which described its current financial situation as facing a blinding blizzard.
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Nov 28, 2023 | 
newstalkkgvo.com | Mike Smith
Cassidy Motahari(Missoula Current) Hotdogs and burgers may be the meal of choice for University of Montana football fans. But with attendance at more than 25,000 for some home games, the crowds severely tested the city’s wastewater system until recent updates, according to city officials. On average, wastewater flows to the university’s lift station peak at 100 gallons per minute. That number can rise to over 300 gallons per minute during football games, according to data from the city.
