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Wimberley students produce short film

A short film produced by a team of Wimberley High School students recently qualified for the State University Interscholastic League Film competition. The short work called “Delivery,” was written and directed by junior Shepherd Carter. Junior Isaiah Carrera acted in the production and served as the assistant writer and assistant director.

On the Air with Ernest Corder
On the Air with Ernest Corder

On the Air with Ernest Corder

“It’s the music, it’s all about the music,” said Ernest Corder, the host of KWVH’s Redroc Radio, which airs every Wednesday from 7 to 10 p.m. Rock ‘n Roll fans can tune in and hear three hours of their favorite music — everything from Beatles to Metallica — culled from his personal playlist of 12,000 songs.

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On the Air with Dee Rambeau

When the water’s rising, the smoke is thick, and the chips are on the curb, there’s one guy you want on your team and it’s Dee Rambeau. He’s the co-host, along with John McGimsey, of “The Empowered Community” program on KWVH every Friday morning from 7 to 9 a.m.

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Old Glory Ranch lifts up King Feed

Four hundred friends and supporters of King Feed came out to Old Glory Ranch on Sunday to show their love for the business in the process of rebuilding after the fire that damaged the store in January. Hosted by Old Glory Ranch, musicians played in the chapel, gumbo and brisket were offered on the patio, a huge wagon filled with charcuterie tempted guests, and a photo booth and vendors kept children and adults entertained. At the check in table were Liz Danna, chief accountant at Old Glory Ranch since 1999 and Kellie Latimer. Wade Sliva, Old Glory Ranch manager and friends produced the gumbo that earned him the nickname of Gumbo King. The McCords, owners of Old Glory Ranch, and Paul Hartmann, owner of The Fence Guy and The Gate Shop, provided the brisket and sausage served to the guests. Musicians Jay Sims, David Byboth, Marvin and Laura Bottera, Jesse and Joshua Stratton, Bob Slaughter, Julie Ragins and Jeff Stocki, and the Hill Country Honeys donated their talents to the fundraiser. On hand to experience the community’s support were King Feed employee Derek Oswalt of the King Feed store in Canyon Lake, and King Feed Wimberley co-owners Laurie Wade and Bryan Toifl.

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On the Air with John McGimsey

“Uh oh, guess what day it is. Guess what daay it is! Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike what day is it Mike?” Regular listeners of KWVH’s Wake Up Club on Wednesdays will recognize this bit that host John Mc-Gimsey loves to play for his audience. “Johnny Mac,” as he is known on the air, is all about sending his listeners off to work on the upbeat, playing popular hits from the ‘60s through the ‘90s that send out a sunny vibe.

Birdsong Project wins GRAMMY

The Birdsong Project, a historic and unprecedented outpouring of creativity by more than 220 music artists, actors, literary figures, and visual artists, won the 2024 GRAMMY for Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package. The artists came together to celebrate the joy that birds bring to the world and to elevate the message of the environmental threats they face. The project was produced by Grammy Award-winning music supervisor Randall Poster. Original music, artwork, and poetry performances are available on digital streaming platforms and as a limited-edition LP box set. All proceeds benefit Audubon’s mission to protect birds and the places they need. For more information go to https://www.audubon. org/birdsong-project.

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Birding Society to host author Rufus Stephens

The Wimberley Birding Society will host Rufus Stephens, an award-winning wildlife biologist, author, and one of the founders of the Texas Master Naturalist program, on February 26, at 10 a.m. at the Wimberley Community Center. He will be discussing his book, “Land Stewardship for Birds: A Guide for Central Texas,” co-authored by educator Jan Wrede, published in August 2023. The talk is open to the public.

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On the Air with Gary Zupancic At the Hitchin’ Post

Gary Zupancic, the host of the KWVH program At the Hitchin’ Post, loves a good story. He’s so fond of shooting the breeze that he put an actual hitching post in his front yard so that visitors feel comfortable sitting on his porch and swapping a few tales. If visitors come up empty, Gary will supply a story or two of his own. He’s got a lot of them.

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On the Air with The Funk Sway Hour

It is astonishing to discover the depth of talent and success that so many of the hosts that light up the airwaves at KWVH bring to their weekly shows. A case in point is Wailin’ Gaylan of the Funk Sway Hour that airs every Saturday from 1 to 2 p.m. Wailin’ Gaylan, whose full name is Gaylan Latimer, is joined on the program by co-host, YaYa, otherwise known as Yvonne Thompson.

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On the Air with Benita Conde and Peter Rosch

There are some conversations that are so intimate, so profoundly significant in the human journey that finding the right place for them to land can be a tricky and sometimes estranging endeavor. KWVH’s program, “What we know and what we don’t,” hosted by Benita Conde and Peter Rosch, provides the landing strip for these personal expeditions to the soul and back.

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On the Air with Classical Portfolio and Susan Welch

For Susan Welch, the cohost of the Classical Portfolio show that airs every Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m. on KWVH, her love affair with the arts began early in life. Her family visited museums and her mother taught her piano at a young age. She recalls her father, who loved classical music, stretched out on the floor listening to Igor Stravinsky’s ballet, Petrushka, for hours at a time. As a student, she played violin as well as piano, studied modern dance, tap, ballet, as well as literature and other fine arts. She is, she told me in a recent interview, “an extremely rightbrained person.”

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