Join Beaver County Radio today at Senior Day at the Beaver Valley Mall from 10:00 a.m. to Noon. Frank Sparks host of Teleforum and Diane Brosius host of Yankee Trader will be there broadcasting live during Teleforum. Stop by and join in on all the fun and spin the Beaver County Radio b prize wheel. Hope to see you there!!!!

Scott Tady , Entertainment Editor for the Beaver County Times and Frank Sparks, host of Teleforum are at it again on the show they co-host, Notes on Local Entertainment, this Thursday October 5, 2017. This Thursday’s show is a special one hour edition that will feature Beaver County’s own Steel City Ruins playing Live on the air.  The show will also be on Facebook live on our Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/beavercountyradio/

Tune into 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA at 11:10 a.m. and listen to more of the vast array of talent that is in Beaver County. You can participate in the show by calling 724-843-1888 or 724-774-188.  Notes on Local Entertainment is brought to each week by Wooley Bully’s in New Brighton.

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Thursday October 5, 2017 The Beaver County Commissioners Sandie Egley , Tony Amadio, and Dan Camp will return to Ask the Commissioners on Beaver County Radio 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA. The Show will start at 9:10 until 10:00 a.m.. The Commissioners will be available to answer your questions via telephone. The numbers to call to participate are 724-843-1888 and 724-774-1888. We’ll also be on Facebook live and you can ask any questions at https://www.facebook.com/beavercountyradio/  

Tune into Teleforum with Frank Sparks Monday September 25, 2017 from 9 a.m. to noon and discuss whether Mike Tomlin was right by attempting to keep the Steelers in the locker room or not during the National Anthem.. Frank will weigh out the situation for you to decide. You’re welcome to call in at 724-843-1888 or 724-774-1888. You can also weigh in on our Facebook page  at wbvp-wmba. Frank will cover everything from President Trump’s comments to all the events and comments that took place this weekend.

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Two Rivers Olive Oil located on Third Street in Beaver and the Nickelodeon Mall in Sewickley is the The Huntington Business Spotlight for the Month of September 2017. The owners Sherri Herstine-Icenhour and Bill Porto appeared on Teleforum with Frank Sparks Thursday September 21, 2017. Some of the many topics discussed were how exactly olive oil is made, the different types of olive oils, the many different uses, the health factor of olive oil, and the importance of the freshness of olive oil. Sherri and Bill also told the listeners about the balsamic vinegar  and the different grades.  Two Rivers Olive Oil also sells balsamic vinegar to mix with your oil to make many different types of great dressings. Bill shared some of his personal recipes that he likes to cook using olive oil.  If you are interested in Two Rivers Olive Oil you can check out there website at  https://tworiversoliveoil.com/  or their Face book page at https://www.facebook.com/tworiversoliveoil/

Bobby Dunn from Huntington Bank was also on the show and explained to the listeners why Two Rivers Olive Oil  is this months business spotlight.

(photo used with permission of Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center)

The Winners of a 4 pack of tickets to Mike Super Magic and Illusion at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center this Saturday September 16, 2017 were announced today during the Noonday report.  The show is at the Main Stage Theater and it starts a 7:30 p.m. . Tickets are available now and range from $30.00 to $40.00. You can get your tickets at http://lincolnparkarts.org/event/mike-super-magic-illusion/

The Winners are Tom Lesnick of Beaver Falls and Mary Kay DeNome  of Beaver Falls. They each will receive a 4 pack of tickets to the performance.

If you would like more information or like to see upcoming shows at Lincoln Park click on the following Link: http://lincolnparkarts.org/eventspage/

The Mike Super Magic and Illusion ticket give away was brought to you by Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center and Beaver County Radio 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA.

(Picture Taken by WBVP-WMBA Staff)

Stacey Ivol and Shirley Pow from the Beaver Heritage Foundation appeared on Teleforum with Frank Sparks Wednesday September 13, 2017. Stacey and Shirley told Frank and the listeners about the Beaver Heritage Foundation and the many things they do in Beaver. The revamping of the train station and how it is now a multi use facility hosting events such as weddings, parties, and even a Granati Brothers concert. Shirley told the listeners that the train station is open to anyone to rent for their events and the cost is very reasonable. Stacey informed the listeners of the museum beside the train station that she runs and the many displays that appear their throughout the year. The museum isn’t just for displays there are speakers also throughout the year. The main reason for the ladies visit was the topic of Beaver Tales that is coming up on September 22, 2017. Shirley told the listeners that they have story tellers come from around the world come in and tell stories at the gazebo in downtown Beaver. There will be four story tellers to entertain you if you decide to go.  Beaver Tales starts at 7 p.m. and is free to the public all you have to do is bring a lawn chair and maybe a blanket to stay warm.  Some local organizations will be selling popcorn and water but you are welcome to bring your own snacks and enjoy a great evening of story telling.  If you would like more information you can   Call: 724-775-7174. You can also get information on their website at https://beaverheritage.org/

You can also find the Beaver Heritage Foundation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/beaverheritage/

Susan Boser , Penn State Extension Educator of Renewable Resources was on Teleforum with Frank Sparks Tuesday September 12, 2017. Susan gave the listeners an update on  the West Nile Virus and the recent rash of positive tests. Susan suggested that here are many ways to protect yourself from being bit by a mosquito inducing  sprays, oils, citronella candles, power pads and that just names a few. Susan suggested that if you are going to be out to have your body covered with clothing to keep from being bit. She stressed the fact that just because there was a positive test for the West Nile that it doesn’t mean that someone will become infected if bitten.

Susan then went on to talk about water testing and when is a good time to have your water tested. She spoke about what types of water should be tested and why you should have your water tested if you suspect there is a problem.  Susan then demonstrated with a water kit the process of getting a sample of your water and making sure the proper process is followed for the water to be able to be tested. The water test kit is free but there is a fee for the testing. If you would like to have your water tested all you have to do is stop by the Penn State Extension Beaver County Office at 1000 Third Street, Suite 3 Beaver Pa 15009  and pick up your free kit.  The kit has detailed instructions on how to properly acquire a sample and how to ship to Penn State.  If you have any questions and would like to get a hold of Susan you can call her at the Penn State extension at (724) 774-3003  Extension 6.

Check out the Penn State Extension’s website for many useful topics at https://extension.psu.edu/