It threatened to rain, but it didnât, and when the Memorial Day Parade started at 11 a.m., the sky cleared. And, for the first time, Huntley Community Radio had its very own float, thanks to Scott Chamberlain and his wife Sharon, who actually built the float. And also kudos to Kevin Hillner who provided the wagon. Many of our radio stars and volunteers rode on the wagon and many more walked alongside the float over the whole parade route.
We also are going to be working with the 4th of July fireworks show, and weâll be giving you details in the next column.
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If you havenât listened to our station at all, please turn to 101.5 on your FM dial, and youâll be amazed at the difference between Huntley Radio and any other station youâve ever heard. We broadcast an unusual variety of programs covering many, many subjects. We think thereâs something for everyone. Great music of all genres from blues, country, rock, jazz, classical, and âoldies.â But beyond great music, our other shows feature discussions and advice on medicine, finance, agriculture, land conservation, homemaking, food, reviews of books, music, television and motion pictures, sports, comedy, animal care. Fascinating interviews, local news, and special coverage of community events. Youâve got to try it â I think youâll like it!
Remember â to see a complete schedule go to huntleyradio.com on your computer and click on schedules. One more time â weâre on 101.5 on your FM dial.
