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Red River Radio Ascertainment Files July 2015 – September 2015 Kate Archer Kent’S Newscast Story Log July 2015 – September 2015 Red River Radio Ascertainment Files July 2015 – September 2015 Kate Archer Kent’s Newscast Story Log July 2015 – September 2015 2,103 Lufkin golf course prepares for Adams Pro Tour, rekindles pro golf tradition (1:47) Aired: July 1, 2015 Interview: Ben Burns, head golf pro, Crown Colony; Gary DeSerrano, president, Adams Pro Tour Type: Newscast wrap 2,104 YMCA in Shreveport breaks ground on three-phase fitness campus (1:52) Aired: July 2, 2015 Interview: Jenna Key, swimmer, Christus Schumpert Swim Team; Tim Cutt, president, petroleum operations, BHP Billiton; Greg Morrison, chairman, YMCA board Type: Newscast wrap 2,105 Great American Songbook Academy draws in vocalists from Shreveport, Haughton (1:55) Aired: July 6, 2015 Interview: Leah Huber, student vocalist from Haughton; Elizabeth Ross, student vocalist from Shreveport; Jennifer Dowd, Shreveport vocal coach Type: Newscast wrap 2,106 Willis-Knighton Medical Center in Shreveport ranks high on hospital readmissions study (1:43) Aired: July 7, 2015 Interview: Divya Raghavan, senior analyst, BetterDoctor Type: Newscast wrap 2,107 Annie’s Project targets female farmers in Ruston area (1:46) Aired: July 8, 2015 Interview: Deborah Cross-Young, Annie’s Project volunteer Louisiana coordinator; Katie Sistrunk, farmer, White Castle, La. Type: Newscast wrap 2,108 Texas A&M viticulture expert speaks in Nacogdoches about grape growing in east Texas(1:31) Aired: July 9, 2015 Interview: Justin Scheiner, assistant professor, Texas A&M University Type: Newscast wrap 2,109 LSU Shreveport, Northwestern State anglers vie for collegiate title (1:24) Aired: July 10, 2015 Interview: Jared Rascoe, student angler, Stonewall; JP Kimbrough, student angler, Bossier City Type: Newscast wrap 2,110 Louisiana school administrators meet in Alexandria to cultivate farm-to-school programs (1:38) Aired: July 13, 2015 Interview: John Cotton Dean, regional innovation director, Central Louisiana Economic Development Alliance; Jay Pearson, owner, Gray-Walk Farms in Alexandria Type: Newscast wrap 2,111 Many, La., engineer partners with University of Texas El Paso on desalination technology (1:36) Aired: July 14, 2015 Interview: Hill Kemp, engineer, Suns River Technology; Shane Walker, civil engineering professor, University of Texas El Paso Type: Newscast wrap 2,112 More than 1,200 children expected to get free checkup at Sci-Port in Shreveport (1:37) Aired: July 15, 2015 Interview: Yolanda Green, registered nurse, Christus School-Based Health Type: Newscast wrap 2,113 Caddo Teacher Academy grooms district staff for teaching jobs in Shreveport area (1:53) Aired: July 16, 2015 Interview: Keith Burton, chief academic officer, Caddo Schools; Kindra Kilgore, Shreveport student teacher; Teresa Williams, paraprofessional, Queensborough Elementary Type: Newscast wrap 2,114 Modest ridership projections in passenger rail study connecting Shreveport and Vicksburg (2:05) Aired: July 17, 2015 Interview: Kent Rogers, executive director, Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments; Randy Wade, passenger rail director, HNTB; Richard Anderson, chairman, Ark-La-Tex Corridor Council Type: Newscast wrap 2,115 Cyber Innovation Center in Bossier City helps high school teachers develop a cyber strategy in lesson plans (1:33) Aired: July 20, 2015 Interview: Kevin Nolten, academic outreach coordinator, Cyber Innovation Center; Peter Melton computer science teacher in Miami Type: Newscast wrap 2,116 Kisatchie Ranger District gets sweat equity from anthropology students in Natchitoches (1:44) Aired: July 21, 2015 Interview: Geoffrey Lehmann, district archeologist, Kisatchie Ranger District; Kati LeBlanc, anthropology student, UL Lafayette; Rebecca Schneider, anthropology major, LSU Type: Newscast wrap 2,117 Shreveport college student explores life in Cuba (1:49) Aired: July 22, 2015 Interview: Clarissa Bruns, civil engineering student, LSU; Devyn Benson, assistant professor of history, LSU; Jeremy Joiner, academic advising coordinator, LSU Ogden Honors College Type: Newscast wrap 2,118 Project Belize is rich training ground for East Texas nursing students in Carthage (1:55) Aired: July 23, 2015 Interview: Chandler Brooks, nursing student, Panola College; Barbara Cordell, dean of nursing and health sciences, Panola College Type: Newscast wrap 2,119 TLC's popular genealogy show fills out actress's family history using LSU Shreveport archives (1:47) Aired: July 24, 2015 Interview: Laura Lyons McLemore, head of archives and special collections, LSU Shreveport Type: Newscast wrap 2,120 Entomologists release wasps in Shongaloo and Minden to prey on invasive beetle killing ash trees (1:41) Aired: July 27, 2015 Interview: Rodrigo Diaz, entomologist, LSU AgCenter Type: Newscast wrap 2,121 Natchitoches-based National Park Service training center to showcase summer projects (1:41) Aired: July 28, 2015 Interview: Jason Church, materials conservator, National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, National Park Service; Matthew Pailes, summer intern, National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, National Park Service; Christina Ramazani, summer intern, National Center for Preservation Technology and Training Type: Newscast wrap 2,122 Shreveport therapist enters bittersweet retirement at 90 (1:42) Aired: July 29, 2015 Interview: Barbara Thorne-Thomsen, retired counselor and family therapist, Shreveport Type: Newscast wrap 2,123 Bossier City Farmer's Market owners: 'We want to keep this going, no interruptions' (1:49) Aired: July 30, 2015 Interview: Jacob Guerra, owner, Bossier City Farmers Market; Andrea D’Eramo, analyst, Better Doctor; Maribel Guillen, owner, FlanTasic & More; Scott Graham, owner, Bossier City Farmers Market Type: Newscast wrap 2,124 Big trucks, heavy equipment converge on Shreveport's Betty Virginia Park (1:28) Aired: July 31, 2015 Interview: Matt Snyder, organizer, Wheels in the Hills event Type: Newscast wrap 2,125 Stephen F. Austin State studies native trees that could improve air around poultry farms (1:50) Aired: Aug. 10, 2015 Interview: Marife Anunciado, graduate student, Stephen F. Austin State in Nacogdoches; Sheryll Jerez, associate professor, environmental science, Stephen F. Austin State University Type: Newscast wrap 2,126 Longview teacher recognized by Center for Student Work, a national collection of class projects (2:01) Aired: Aug. 11, 2015 Interview: Elizabeth White, art teacher, Pine Tree High School; Cyndi Gueswel, managing director of program development, Expeditionary Learning Type: Newscast wrap 2,127 LSU AgCenter water economist in Bossier City helps farmers, foresters interpret new Clean Water Rule (1:32) Aired: Aug. 12, 2015 Interview: Naveen Adusumilli, water policy economist, LSU AgCenter Type: Newscast wrap 2,128 Longview High School launches college program, partners with LeTourneau University neighbor (2:01) Aired: Aug. 13, 2015 Interview: Terry Dale Cruse, vice president for enrollment management, LeTourneau University; Everett Brunson, dean, Longview Early College High School Type: Newscast wrap 2,129 Shreveport synagogue to install new spiritual leader (1:46) Aired: Aug. 14, 2015 Interview: Cantor Neil Schwartz, spiritual leader, Congregation Agudath Achim Type: Newscast wrap 2,130 Nacogdoches peace march and rally is meant to celebrate diversity (1:25) Aired: Aug. 17, 2015 Interview: Osaro Airen, director of multicultural affairs, Stephen F. Austin State University Type: Newscast wrap 2,131 Study finds Caddo Parish trials lack black jurors, point to racial bias (2:29) Aired: Aug. 18, 2015 Interview: Jim Craig, co-director, MacArthur Justice Center; Ursula Noy, vice president, Reprieve Australia Type: Newscast wrap 2,132 Concealed carry gun instructor: There are extremists on both sides of gun debate (1:46) Aired: Aug. 19, 2015 Interview: Kevin Billiot, concealed gun permit instructor, Colfax, La.; Ladd Everitt, communications director, Coalition to Stop Gun Violence Type: Newscast wrap 2,133 Caddo Parish pursues alternatives to juvenile detention (1:50) Aired: Aug. 20, 2015 Interview: Clay Walker, director, Caddo Juvenile Services Type: Newscast wrap 2,134 LPB's 'A Second Life, A Second Chance' finds optimism, despite deep trauma among New Orleanians (1:42) Aired: Aug. 21, 2015 Interview: Tika Laudun, senior producer, Louisiana Public Broadcasting Type: Newscast wrap 2,135 Northwestern State launches bike share program for students to traverse Natchitoches (1:44) Aired: Aug. 24, 2015 Interview: Clair Loraine Carter, Wesley Campus Minister, Northwestern State University Type: Newscast wrap 2,136 USDA's StrikeForce meetings set for Minden, Arcadia (1:44) Aired: Aug. 25, 2015 Interview: Dexter Sapp, soil conservationist, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Type: Newscast wrap 2,137 Federal volunteer chief: Nonprofits learned from Katrina, better prepared today (1:37) Aired: Aug. 26, 2015 Interview: Wendy Spencer, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service Type: Newscast wrap 2,138 Centenary College freshmen in Shreveport to display their works from Paris (1:48) Aired: Aug. 27, 2015 Interview: Sabrina Handal of San Pedro Sula, Honduras; Joshua Shelton of Leesville, La.; Jenifer Ward, provost and dean, Centenary College Type: Newscast wrap 2,139 Hurricane Katrina volunteers remember shelter at LSU Shreveport (2:02) Aired: Aug. 28, 2015 Interview: Dorothy McDonald, Shreveport; Meredith Nelson, director, counseling program, LSU Shreveport; Timothy Winter, chair, Department of Kinesiology and Health Science, LSU Shreveport; Jean Hollenshead, associate professor of
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