By KTSW Executive Staff The 5th annual College Radio Day was celebrated on Friday, October 2nd. Hundreds of radio stations across the world came together to celebrate the unique medium, including KTSW-FM 89.9. At the beginning of the 24-hour live broadcast, KTSW sent out this tweet: We’re having so much fun celebrating @collegeradioday & playing your requests. […]
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Video shot and edited by Tafari Robertson In recognition of College Radio Day 2015, Tafari Robertson asked the station manager at KTSW about her favorite moment at the station. If you would like to create your own moment at KTSW, applications open October 5.
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By Tara Pohlmeyer & Sydney Huddleston Hosts of Girl Power Women Communicators of Austin is a unique organization offering leadership development for those in the communications field. “WCA champions the advancement of women across all communications disciplines by recognizing excellence, promoting leadership and positioning its members at the forefront of the evolving field of communications.” Karen […]
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By Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director “Today Texans are hurting,” were Senator Ted Cruz’s first words to the media as they gathered at the San Marcos Police Department. San Marcos, Wimberley and Houston are just some of the cities devastated by the recent storms that have plagued Texas. Cruz described the damage he personally witnessed […]
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By Taylor Zavala News Director Due to the severe weather conditions that have hit the City of San Marcos, officials have been working closely with Governor Greg Abbott and emergency relief coordinators to combat the flash flooding and immense destruction that has taken place in Hays County. Mayor Guerrero was not involved with the conference […]
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By Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director Early Monday afternoon Governor Greg Abbott was flown over the Blanco River to see the damage caused by flooding over the weekend. Due to the level of devastation, he announced that Hays, Caldwell, Bastrop and other counties across Texas are in a state of emergency. “This is known as […]
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By Jacob Reynolds & Tara Pohlmeyer Hays County, San Marcos and Wimberley are working to recover after 1200 to 1300 structures were damaged and over 67 homes were swept away during the flooding on Sunday morning. There are now 12 confirmed missing persons, up from three yesterday. Government officials are asking that residents stay safe and […]
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