Promotions Manager, WOSH/WNAM Program Director, & WPKR afternoon host
Steve Edwards is a Promotions Manager at WOSH/WNAM, Program Director, and WPKR afternoon host. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, farming, and sports, with a particular focus on sustainable practices and the intersection of culture and society. Steve's work has been featured in notable outlets such as KNKX Public Radio, The Seattle Times, and MarketWatch.
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Steve Edwards' coverage revolves around local community events, sports, and obituaries with a focus on the Boothbay area in Maine. He seems to be interested in reporting on high school sports events and local news stories.
If you are looking to reach out to Steve, consider offering news about upcoming local community events or providing insights into high school sports games happening within the Boothbay area. Additionally, if there are any interesting human interest stories from this locality or notable obituaries that highlight community members’ contributions, these could also capture his interest.
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By: Steve Edwards
Zespri is weighing late-season upgrades and a China supply model.
By: Steve Edwards
Young Farmers Clubs across the Lower North Island are gearing up for their biggest annual event.
Quad bikes remain the highest-risk vehicle on farms, two leading safety advocates say.
'There is no safe way for a child to get around on a quad bike'.
The death has been announced of the popular player and podcaster Steve Edwards.
By: Steve Edwards
'The Lower North Island regions have longstanding dairy farming roots.'
By: Steve Edwards
FAR maize trials found soil nitrogen testing saved growers $446 to $805/ha.
By: Steve Edwards
The use of quality farmland for solar power sites has come under the microscope in the Lower North Island.
Federated Farmers has welcomed the NZ Dairy Industry Awards boundary change.
The use of quality farmland for solar power sites has come under the microscope in the Lower North Island.
