Author: Ed Histed

Ed began his radio career almost five decades ago… Back in 1975. He has been an Air Personality, News Director, Sales Manager, Operations Manager, and General Manager at numerous radio stations in Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, the Carolinas, and more. He’s even been involved in RF engineering and IT, specializing in configuration of digital automation remote voice tracking systems at one point in his career. Ed was one of 12 people nationwide who were chosen by Google to spend time at their California headquarters to participate in the design and launch of their digital automation after it was acquired from Scott Studios. Although Ed’s background for about 40 years was strongly anchored in music radio, he says the switch to news and information was a natural. Ed has been involved in “spoken word” radio since 2012.
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PA Loves Halloween!

As Halloween approaches, a recent study has named Pennsylvania the most generous state for Halloween candy distribution. According to the report, the Keystone State excels in handing out sweets, with a special nod to Hershey’s as the chocolate capital of the U.S. In addition to its candy distribution prowess, Pennsylvania ranked second in Halloween decorations, […]

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Game Commission Seeking Rabbit Information

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is calling on cottontail rabbit and snowshoe hare hunters to assist in wildlife management efforts this fall and winter. The agency seeks information about Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 (RHDV2) and the distribution of snowshoe hares. Hunters are encouraged to report any sightings of multiple dead rabbits or hares by calling […]

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Secret Service Failures at Trump Rally in PA Exposed

A CONGRESSIONAL REPORT DETAILS SECRET SERVICE FAILURES AT FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP’S PENNSYLVANIA RALLY WHERE HE WAS SHOT IN THE EAR…

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Winning Powerball Ticket Sold in PA

It’s now been confirmed that a million-dollar Powerball ticket was sold in Pennsylvania for the drawing held on October 19. The winning ticket matched all five numbers, but not the Powerball, and could have been worth $3 million if the Power Play option was purchased. The location of the winning ticket remains undisclosed, so players […]

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4th Graders Schooled on Farming

Some fourth-graders from Juniata County spent a day on the farm during Ag Exploration Day recently, learning about agriculture careers. Hosted at Millwork Farm in Thompsontown, the students explored things such as animal care, soil health, and poultry farming. The event, organized by the Juniata County Conservation District and Penn State Extension, aimed to give […]

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Congrats to Mifflin County High School Marching Band

The Mifflin County High School Marching Band secured a regional championship at the Tournament of Bands Region 2 and 4 Championships in Ashland over the weekend. The Marching Huskies earned a score of 90.50 and took home awards for best color guard and best percussion. Next, the band will compete at the Pennsylvania State Championship […]

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Reedsville Accused Murderer Spurns Plea Deal – Trial Now Set to Begin March 31

A Reedsville man accused of murdering a Washington, D.C. photographer will now face trial in March. Brandon Holbrook, in custody since last year, rejected a plea deal. He’s charged with murder, assault, and tampering with evidence. Prosecutors allege Holbrook shot Joseph Shymanski in his Maryland driveway, transported the body back here to Pennsylvania, and later […]

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Port Royal Making Major Wastewater Treatment Improvements

Port Royal is seeing some major upgrades at its wastewater treatment plant, thanks to a $4 million project aimed at modernizing the facility. Key improvements include enhancing the pump station to eliminate overflows and implementing a new ultraviolet light disinfection system, replacing the traditional chlorine method. The change promises cleaner water for the Juniata River […]

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2 Arrested After Hundreds of Minks Released From PA Mink Farm

Two people from Massachusetts were arrested on Saturday for releasing 200 minks from a Pennsylvania farm. 25 year old Christopher Legere and 27 year old Cara Mitrano now face multiple charges, including agricultural vandalism, criminal mischief, and cruelty to animals. Fortunately, nearly all of the released minks have been recaptured. The North American Animal Liberation […]

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Deer Vehicle Collisions on the Increase

As fall settles in, Pennsylvania is bracing for an increase in deer-car crashes. AAA reports that last year, the state saw more than 5,800 deer-related collisions from October to December, coinciding with the deer mating season. Pennsylvania is among the top states for the likelihood of a deer related collision, with an estimated 153,000 insurance […]

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