Noah

Noah Sherwood is the second of four boys raised in a farm family. Loves everything outdoors, and live music. Friends have often referred to him as more "Pure Country" than George Strait, but those friends are in low places. It didn't take 20 years in the business to become a lifer. Noah has been all in with radio since the first time being inside a studio. Nothing is greater than serving the community, and working together to make your part of the world better however we can. It's easy to have fun while listening to our favorite songs by the artists you love. There's no better place to live than Killeen-Temple, especially when you have family all over Texas. Noah is looking forward to being best friends, and learning all about you. This is your show, and there's room on the ark for everyone!

This Is Now Your Chance To Relive Yee Yee Fest

Couldn't make it to Georgetown, Texas for Yee Yee Fest, or want to relive it? Now's your chance to experience the mud-filled fun, live country, and vibrant atmosphere of this unique Central Texas gathering. Get a glimpse of the action and see why attendees are already looking forward to next year's event!

Massive Texas Employer Now Closing 164 Stores, Laying Off 20,000

Shipping giant UPS is closing 164 stores and laying off 20,000 employees across the country, with a significant impact expected in Texas. Discover the reasons behind these major cuts and how it will affect the state's economy and residents who rely on UPS services.

Relief Now Here, But Marlin, Texas Needs Beyond Temporary Fix

The Central Texas town of Marlin, plagued by years of unreliable water service, has finally approved the installation of portable water facilities. While this offers immediate relief to residents and the school district, the community's long-term hope rests on securing a permanent and fully functional water system.

Texas Teen Now Indicted For Murder Of Popular Temple Volunteer

Months after the tragic shooting death of Feed My Sheep volunteer Paolo Tescari in Temple, Texas, a grand jury has indicted 17-year-old Kevin Jaramillo Ramirez for his murder. This development marks a significant step forward in the pursuit of justice for the beloved community member.

Dr Pepper Museum Now Giving Away Soda For A Year In Waco, Texas

The Dr Pepper Museum in Waco, Texas, celebrates its 34th anniversary this Saturday, May 10th with $2 admission and a special giveaway! Two lucky winners, including at least one Waco resident, will win FREE Dr Pepper for an entire year. Join the fun at the historic birthplace of this iconic soda!

Hundreds Of Killeen Soldiers Now At Risk To Lose Care

Killeen Soldier Healthcare Crisis: Restorative Help Sanctuary in Killeen, Texas, serving many Fort Cavazos soldiers and veterans, may be forced to close due to massive unpaid claims from TRICARE contractor TriWest. Hundreds of service members risk losing access to vital care as payment issues plague healthcare providers in the region.

Temple ISD Now Expanding Phone And Tech Ban

Temple, Texas schools are broadening their policy on cell phones and mobile devices, extending the current ban to include more students. Discover the reasons behind this decision and how it aims to improve attendance and classroom performance within the district.

Waco, Texas Activist Now Under Arrest For Unlawful Restraint

Akylon Benson, the leader of the controversial Waco Ped Patrol, has been arrested and charged with unlawful restraint. This comes after a months-long investigation by the McClennan County Sheriff's Office into the group's increasingly concerning methods of confronting alleged child predators.

Venomous And Deadly Foreign Insect Now Feared In Texas

Texas cities face a new threat: the Asian needle ant. Unlike common fire ants, this invasive species packs a venomous sting that can cause anaphylaxis and even death. Learn how to identify this dangerous insect and protect yourself and your family.

Texas Authorities Now Say Female Victim Was Ambushed

A 39-year-old woman was killed in a driveway ambush near Houston Lake, with authorities citing a potential domestic violence motive. This tragic incident underscores the reported increase in domestic violence cases in the Houston metro area, prompting reminders of available resources for those at risk.