Life 107.1 is a 2019 National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Radio Award Finalist
2019 NAB Marconi Radio Award Finalists Announced WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) announced the finalists for the 2019 NAB Marconi Radio Awards, honoring radio stations and on-air personalities for excellence in broadcasting. The winners will be announced September 26 at the NAB Marconi Radio Awards Dinner & Show, held during the 2019 Radio Show in Dallas, Texas. Life 107.1 (KNWI-FM) is a finalist in the Religious Station of the Year along with: KKFS-FM, Sacramento,
News Release: Life 107.1 - National Station of the Year Finalist
LIFE 107.1 – NATIONAL STATION OF THE YEAR FINALISTNorthwestern Media’s Life 107.1 (KNWI – Des Moines) has been named a Christian Music Broadcasters’ Station of the Year finalist. Stations are graded for their on-air and online excellence, as well as for serving their communities for Christ. Large Market Finalists are KNWI – Des Moines, IA; WAWZ – Middlesex-Somerset-Union, NJ; and WCSG – Grand Rapids, MI. The winner will be announced during the CMB Awards Banquet Dinner on September 6th during the
News Release: Clive Festival to be held July 19-20
June 28, 2019Clive Festival to be Held July 19-20 CLIVE, Iowa – Summer in Clive would not be the same without the annual Clive Festival, and the 44th edition of this community celebration is scheduled for July 19-20. The majority of events will take place at Greenbelt Landing which is located at 1801 NW 114th Street, adjacent to the Clive Aquatic Center. The two day festival features a wide variety of activities for people of all ages, with things getting underway Friday afternoon at 4:30pm. Key
News Release: City of Clive Update on Flood Prone Property Buyouts
July 1, 2019City of Clive Update on Flood Prone Property Buyouts City’s initial $1.25 million investment leverages an additional $383,000 in federal and state funds, leading to the purchase of 10 flood prone properties One year following damaging flooding on North Walnut Creek and Walnut Creek, the City of Clive has purchased—or is in the process of purchasing—ten of the most flood prone properties in the City. The total costs of these buyouts is over $1.6 million. The purchases were made primarily
