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Below are the latest Public Service Announcements (PSAs) from KZMU. If you'd like to submit a PSA to the station, click on "Submit a PSA" in the right sidebar.
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phone book recycle
Wabi Sabi and Green Solutions are sponsoring an old phone book recycling drive. Drop off your old phone books at either Wabi Sabi store (Thriftique or Warehouse) and Green Solutions will transport them to Grand Junction.
For more information, call Jeff at Wabi Sabi at 259-3313.
posted on: May 09, 2008
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Container Gardening with Edible Plants Workshop
Want to garden this summer but youre short on space? Want to grow your own food without digging a single row? Then join the Youth Garden Project and Canyonlands Sustainable Solutions for a workshop on Container Gardening with Edible Plants, presented by Alice Drogin of Canyon Nursery! The workshop will be held Thursday May 22nd from 5-7 pm at the Youth Garden Project. Cost is $5. Please call the Garden at 259-BEAN (2326) to reserve your spot. Space is limited; call today!
For more information, call Katie Martin at 259-2326, or send an email to programs@youthgardenproject.org.
posted on: May 09, 2008
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May Art Walk
May's Art Walk is coming up on May 10. Check out www.moabartwalk.com or the May Moab Happenings for information on locations and featured artists.
For more information, call Beth Joseph at 259-6272, or send an email to marcinfo@moabcity.org.
posted on: May 08, 2008
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Moab Community Theatre Meeting
Tuesday, May 13 7:00 pm at the MARC there will be a theatre meeting. We would love to see you there.
For more information, call Mary McGann at 260-8348, or send an email to mjmcgann@frontiernet.net.
posted on: May 08, 2008
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Moab Farmers' Market Starts May 10
Moab Farmers' Market begins May 10 8:00 AM to Noon at Swanny City Park. The Farmers' Market provides a direct market venue that supports local farms; supplies fresh, high quality food; and raises awareness about the economic, social and ecological benefits of buying local. Arts and crafts, prepared foods and service vendors, community nonprofits are all welcome. Call Gayle Weyher at 259-0242 to participate.
For more information, call Gayle Weyher at 259-0242, or send an email to gwldgwld@gmail.com.
posted on: May 05, 2008
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Immigration Forum
The Moab Toastmasters Club will be hosting an Immigration Forum on Wednesday, May 14th from 6-8 p.m. at the Moab Valley Multicultural Center, 115 W. 200 South. Colin Egan, a new U.S. citizen, Mike Suarez, a retired immigration judge and Reverend Jim Tendick, pastor of St. Francis Episcopal Church will address how the workforce and the economy effects immigration policy, the challenges facing new immigrants, immigration enforcement and security, family reunification and immigration reform. The public is invited and there is no charge. If you have questions call Lori Martin at 259-0083.
For more information, call Lori Martin at 435 259-0083, or send an email to lorimartin222@yahoo.com.
posted on: May 03, 2008
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Free Staying Sharp & Fraud Forum in Moab
Grand and San Juan County residents will have the opportunity to learn how to keep their brains fit on Saturday, May 31 from 8:30am til noon as AARPs popular Staying Sharp and Fraud Forum comes to Moab. The forum, presented in collaboration with The Brain Institute at the University of Utah, feature leading brain researchers who present the latest information on what is happening in the laboratories right now to improve peoples lives. Attendees learn how the brain changes with age, how to distinguish normal memory lapses from Alzheimers disease, separating fact from fiction about brain enhancement drugs and supplements; prevention and treatment of brain disorders, and what we know about proven approaches to keeping the brain healthy. After the experts presentations, there is ample time for a question and answer period. Following the Staying Sharp session, is a session entitled How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Fraud, presented by the Utah Division of Securities. The forums are free, but require registration. Register Now for the Moab forum by calling 877-926-8300 Saturday, May 31 Grand Center 185 N 500 W Moab, UT 84532 A complimentary continental breakfast will be provided. Staying Sharp Presenters: Norman Foster, M.D. Professor of Neurology, University of Utah & Director of Center for Alzheimer's Care, Imaging and Research at the University of Utah. Ramona Hopkins, Ph.D, Department Chair, Department of Psychology, Brigham Young University
For more information, call AARP Utah at 1-866-448-3616, or send an email to ggoodwin@aarp.org.
posted on: May 02, 2008
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FIELD CREW NEEDED AT THE CENTER STREET BALLPARK
Moab City Recreation needs field crew workers for the 2008 Baseball/Softball season. Age 14 and older. Contact Moab City Rec for more information. 259-2255.
For more information, call Joel Hickok at 259-2255, or send an email to joel@moabcity.org.
posted on: April 24, 2008
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COED ADULT SOFTBALL CAPTAIN'S MEETING
This is a mandatory captain's meeting for the Coed Adult Slowpitch softball league. Monday, May 12th @ 6 pm at the Moab City Recreation office. Call 259-2255 for more info.
For more information, call Joel Hickok at 259-2255, or send an email to joel@moabcity.org.
posted on: April 24, 2008
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Rule the Rocks Skateboard competition
Club Red, the TRUTH and Arkade magazine will be hosting a skateboarding competition on May 17. The competition will be open to all ages and abilitites and may include a BMX competition if we can get enough competitors. Sponsors like La Kai clothing, S-4 sunglasses, Rave N' Image, Redbull and more will be in attendance. As well as live music from local band Uncle Meat and The Bad Sons. So come out and compete or come watch our local skaters show off their awesome skills. Registration begins at 9:30 with the comp. starting at 11 am. Contact Club Red at 259-9991 for more information.
For more information, call Club Red at 259-9991, or send an email to teencenter@moabcity.org.
posted on: April 22, 2008
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Natural History Seminar
Join Plateau Restoration and Utah Guides and Outfitters for the 3rd Annual "Interpreting the Landscape" seminar. This is an outstanding educational opportunity for guides, educators or anyone interested in the Natural History of the Moab region. The seminar is on Saturday May 10th from 9am until 5pm at the MARC and in the field on Sunday May 11th from 9am until 5pm. The cost is $20.00 per person. $15.00 per person for Plateau Restoration and UGO memebers. For more information or to RSVP call Michael at 259.7733.
For more information, call Michael Dean Smith at 435.259.7733, or send an email to raft@frontiernet.net.
posted on: April 22, 2008
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Youth Garden Project Summer Camp
Youth Garden Project Summer Camp 2008 registration information is now available! Summer Camp runs in weekly sessions beginning June 16 and is open to kids grades 1-6. Pick up registration materials at the Youth Garden Project (530 S. 400 E., next to the high school) or get the information online at www.youthgardenproject.org. All sessions are first come, first serve; register today!
For more information, call Katie Martin at 259-2326, or send an email to programs@youthgardenproject.org.
posted on: April 17, 2008
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Spring BMX races
Bmx Races will begin again on Saturday April 12th and will last for 5 weeks. The races will be held from 3-5pm at Anonymous Park. There will be great prizes and lots of fun! All ages welcome, bring a helmet and your friends! Call Club Red at 259-9991 for more information
For more information, call Club Red at 259-9991, or send an email to teencenter@moabcity.org.
posted on: March 31, 2008
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Canyon Country Youth Corps Now Hiring
Make money working in the great outdoors! The Canyon Country Youth Corps is now hiring youth ages 16-23 for their Spring, Summer and Six-month outdoor work crews. No experience is necessary. All training, food, camping gear, and transportation will be provided. If interested, please visit fourcornersschool.org or contact Tim Foulkes at (435) 587-2156 for an application. (435) 587-2156.
For more information, call Britt Hornsby at 435-459-1047, or send an email to hornssb@gmail.com.
posted on: January 17, 2008
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Join the Community Dance Band
Do you play an instrument? Do you like to play with other folks? Then the Moab Community Dance Band needs you! We rehearse Tuesday evenings at 7:30 at the MARC, and we play for a monthly contra dance as well as other gigs. Music reading ability is helpful, especially if you play a melody instrument. Stop by a rehearsal any Tuesday or call for more info.
For more information, call Miriam Graham at 259-8311, or send an email to rangette@hotmail.com.
posted on: December 18, 2007
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FREE MEAL needs your help!
FREE MEAL needs your help! Hey Moabites, Br'er and Heila can no longer put energy into the Moab FREE MEAL Project because
they need to prepare for their comming offspring. They will try to
continue serving on sundays, but would like volunteers to take the reins and serve on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 5 at the MIC. Thanks to everyone who has been volunteering, donating and encouraging. We loved doing FREE MEAL and hope to see it continue.
For more information, call Br'er and Heila, Free Meal at (865) 385-2527, or send an email to meowlo21@yahoo.com.
posted on: October 07, 2007
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