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Chuck Mraz

Chuck Mraz has been an employee of MSPR (WMKY) since 1986. As News Director he recruits and trains employees for MSPR's News Department and supervises the morning operations of the station. Chuck hosts "Front Page," a local news and information show, "Monday Morning Quarterback," a sports discussion program and is the local news voice for inserts in NPR's "Morning Edition." He has received numerous state and national awards for his work in news and sports reporting. Chuck retired from MSU in June of 2018.

Chuck Mraz's Latest Articles

“Explore Morehead” Campaign to be Organized

A new campaign is being started to encourage more people to patronize Morehead’s businesses. Main Street Manager, Tony Pence, says he’s working with

MSU Ready for Freshmen Move-in Day Traffic

Morehead State’s Police Chief Matt Sparks expects things to go smoothly when hundreds of the university’s newest students hit campus Thursday for “Freshmen

MSU Record Freshmen Enrollment

Morehead State University is looking at another record enrollment this year for first-time freshmen. According to the school’s Assistant Vice President for

Superintendent Moore on Rowan School Traffic

With classes for the fall semester starting Thursday, the Rowan County School District is gearing-up for the expected traffic backups that will encircle

Cave Run Power Project

Rowan Judge-Executive Jim Nickell says it’s a project that could bring a lot of jobs to his county. He’s talking about a proposal that he recently received

Rowan Judge-Executive Discusses Government Changes

According to Rowan Judge-Executive Jim Nickell…local residents are in for some major changes in their county government. Nickell says he’s one of several

Library Tax Lawsuits

Rowan County library officials are keeping a watchful eye on lawsuits taking place in Anderson and Montgomery counties that seek to roll-back local library

Hall Disappointed In Not Accomplishing Goal

Rowan County’s Jailer is disappointed he’ll leave office next year without accomplishing one of his key goals. When he retires after his current term ends,