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Katy Jeter talked with Tommy McNish, the son of Judge Laura Johnson-McNish, about an upcoming special election education event happening February 3 at Landoll Lanes. The event begins at 5:00 p.m. and is expected to last about a half an hour, giving attendees time to learn and ask questions. Tommy explained why it’s important for people to understand how the judicial selection process works before voting. He also encouraged potential voters to educate themselves and shared that additional information can be found through trusted, nonpartisan resources ahead of the election.

KNDY News - 1/30/2026

KNDY News - 1/26/2026

Katy Jeter talks with Greg Boss and Dennis Mason about Cans 4 Kansas Honor Flights, a program inspired by their desire to support fellow veterans and help them experience the Honor Flight they deserve. As Vietnam War veterans, they share what the mission means to them personally and explain why pulling the tabs off cans helps raise additional funds for the Ronald McDonald House. They also highlight where listeners can drop off aluminum cans and tabs, and how the community can get involved or support Cans 4 Kansas Honor Flights to help honor Kansas veterans.

KNDY News - 1/22/2026

Katy Jeter talks with Tom Bliss from the Southeast Nebraska Development District about SENDD’s mission to support local communities through housing, infrastructure, and development programs across southeast Nebraska. Tom highlights recent accomplishments, including successful CDBG grant projects, expanded home buying assistance, and efforts to renovate homes for affordable resale. They also discuss SENDD’s goals for the coming year and how communities and individuals can get involved or learn more about available programs.

KNDY News - 1/16/2026

KNDY News - 1/15/2026

KNDY News - 1/13/2026

KNDY News - 1/12/2026

Katy Jeter visits with Maureen Crist and Greg Yager to discuss the future of the Blue River Rail Trail and the exciting plans taking shape. They share the vision for the intersection of 7th Street and Center Street, along with how the 7th Street Loop will help improve connectivity and flow throughout the area. The conversation highlights goals for the next few months, including continued planning and community engagement. Together, they outline the long-term benefits the trail will bring to the city, from enhanced recreation to economic growth and a stronger sense of community.

KNDY News - 1/8/2026

KNDY News - 1/7/2026

KNDY News - 1/5/2026

Katy Jeter spoke with Perry Gydesen about the new addition to Odell Park, where he explained that his involvement began through a long-standing passion for community spaces. The project, inspired by community feedback and the need for more inclusive recreational areas, will feature walking trails, picnic areas and storm shelters. Construction is expected to begin next spring with phased openings through late 2026, and residents are encouraged to support the project through donations to the Odell Community Foundation. To stay updated or volunteer, community members can sign up for the project.