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Danny and Brad talk about a fundraising event to assist law enforcement families after a natural disaster. They also talk about how families can participate in bike riding to get them on the fitness track.
Danny and Gary talk about CDL licensure training which helps improve one’s employment and earning potential. The program allows Indiana residents to receive training and assistance in obtaining their CDL certification in Indiana. Danny and Gary talk about the widening opportunities for women in the trucking industry.
Danny and Bobby talk about the Summer Youth Programs available at the Boys and Girls Club in Terre Haute. They talk about multi-faceted summer programs which enrich the children physically as well as mentally. Among the activities are computer literacy, arts and crafts and teamwork exercises.
Danny and Josie talk about the social programs available to seniors and their families at the Wabash Senior Center in Terre Haute. They also talk about fundraising events that the non-profit organization will host this summer. They talk about a new program where seniors can have lunch at the facility.
Danny, Bridget and Diane talk about how natural disasters and terror events have an impact on children. They also provide guidance and assistance to families dealing with children who have recently experienced a terrifying or stressful event. They also talk about children and their interaction online.
Danny and Bruce talk about the 40th anniversary of the Wabash Valley Festival. They also talk about public pools in Terre Haute, plans to open the pools this summer, and how one pool will be made accessible to persons with limited mobility. They also talk about plans to make the train in Deming Park wheelchair accessible.
Danny and Chad talk about how festivals in small towns help bring retail businesses to towns like Rosedale. They also talk about the importance of volunteers in a community environment. Chad dishes the juicy details about the upcoming Rosedale Strawberry Festival.
Danny and Jodi talk about the economic impact that Special Olympics has on the Wabash Valley, the weekend of June 7 – 9. They also discuss the sportsmanship and camaraderie that these athletes feel towards one another.
Danny and Nikol talk about a statewide assisted technology equipment loan program, which allows individuals to borrow sensory or communication aids. They also talk about a funding source to assist families to purchase assisted technology devices.
Danny and Lisa talk about the services offered by the Blumberg Center for hearing and visually impaired persons. They talk about a program called “I Can Connect.” This program provides assisted technology telecommunication devices to individuals who are sensory challenged.
