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KGLP's local interviews, specials, and other content recorded in Gallup, New Mexico, and the surrounding area around the Arizona border, McKinley County, and elsewhere
Episodes
Sunday Sep 04, 2016
Sunday Sep 04, 2016
KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Veterinarian, Dr. Bo Brock, of Lamesa, Texas, whose humorous columns have been used as a basis for his book, "Crowded in the Middle of Nowhere: Tales of Humor and Healing from Rural America".
https://www.amazon.com/crowded-middle-nowhere-dr-brock/dp/0615971075
Tuesday Aug 30, 2016
Tuesday Aug 30, 2016
KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Linda Bowlby, along with Be Sargent and her brother, Fitz Sargent, about the Opo Gallery, 307 South Second Street in Downtown Gallup, NM, which will launch during the September 10, 2016 Arts Crawl, then open Mondays through Fridays, excluding holidays, from 10am until 3:30pm.
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Ina Burmeister, CEO of the Western Health Foundation and RMCHCS Development Director, along with Dr. Christopher Gonzaga of RMCHCS, this year's Charity Invitational honoree, about plans for the Charity Invitational, as follows:
Charity Invitational 2016 Schedule of events
Friday, August 26
Filipino Cultural Extravaganza (Songs, Dances, and Food)
6pm, at JFK Middle School Auditorium
In support of RMCHS 20th Charity Invitational
Tickets $10, available at RMCHCS College and Red Rock Clinics,
and from Filipino teachers of GMCS.
Info at 505-863-7282
Friday, September 9
Golf Tournament at Coyote Del Malpais Golf Course, 2001 George Hanosh Blvd., Grants, NM
Call 505-863-7282 for registration and times.
Saturday, September 10
1.5 mile Run/Walk 9:00 am 3 mile Run/Race 9:00 am 3 mile Adventure Run/Race 11:00 am
Gift bag to all participants, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards
Pre-registration is $25 per event or $30 day of event. Kids under 10 FREE! Download registration forms for all age categories (click here) Gallup OHV/MX Park, 139 Hassler Valley Road, Gallup, NM
Call 505-863-7136
Saturday, September 10
Trap Shoot Competition 9:00 am Gallup Shooting Range, Located six mile west and three miles north of downtown Gallup, NM
Registration begins at 7:00 am Purchase tickets for Shotgun Raffle only $10 each
Call 505-863-7020
Saturday, September 17
Charity Gala Dinner and Dance 6:00 pm Red Rock Park, Church Rock, NM
Musical entertainment, silent auction, raffle tickets Tickets are $150, sign up early as seating is limited.
Call 505-863-7287
Committees
The Western Health Foundation Board has several standing committees. The committees meet six times per year or, in the case of some committees, on an as need basis. They are: Ambassador/Hospitality Committee Executive Committee Finance Committee Governance Committee Nominations Committee Major Gifts Committee Every year a new Charity Invitational Committee is formed and both Western Health Foundation Board members as well as community members are welcome to serve on the committee. For more information on serving on the Charity Invitational Committee, call 505-863-7287.
Events
Click here to see Foundation Events.
Mission
The Western Health Foundation's mission is to serve as goodwill ambassadors to the community and to support the work of Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services Services in providing quality healthcare close to home.
Newsletter
The Western Health Foundation publishes a newsletter called Foundation Focus. Please click here to view pdf files for each issue.
Western Health Foundation
The Western Health Foundation is a 501C3 organization with its own Board of Directors and is a subsidiary of Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services (RMCHCS). Its purpose is to serve as goodwill ambassadors to the community and to support RMCHCS in its mission to serve God by making a profound and lasting difference in the health and quality of life for all people in the community.
During its first decade, the Foundation raised funds to develop the region's only comprehensive Behavioral Health Unit. Today, RMCHCS Behavioral Health Services includes outpatient mental health services, a 90-day residential alcohol and substance abuse treatment program, a work rehabilitation program, and a transitional housing program.
In 1995, the Foundation raised over $2.3 million to build a new emergency room, Intensive Care Unit, and modern laboratory for RMCHCS. Since 1996, the Foundation holds an annual fundraiser each fall, known as the Charity Invitational, which has raised over $5.5 million for new medical equipment, services, and programs. In addition, the Foundation raises funds for RMCHCS Reach Out and Read program, Home Health and Hospice Services, and the Healthy Parents, Healthy Kids program.
The Foundation has four standing committees that are to meet quarterly. They are the Executive, Finance, Nominating, and Ambassador/Hospitality Committees. Two additional committees, the Major Gift Committee and the Charity Invitational Committee are formed and meet as needed.
Western Health Foundation Board Members:
Dr. Thomas Carmany, Chair
John Dowling, Vice Chair
Cynthia Dyer, Secretary
Jay Mason, Treasurer
Mark Gartner
Arlene High
Rex Lee Jim
Paul McCollum
Ex Officio:
Ina M. Burmeister, Western Health Foundation Executive Director
David Conejo, RMCHCS CEO
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
On Thursday, August 4, 2016, following opening remarks by Dr. Christopher Dyer, Executive Director of UNMG, and Vicki Mora, CEO, New Mexico Building Education Foundation, discussing “Connected Instruction for the Gallup McKinley Region”, the topic of “The Challenges of Developing a Skilled Workforce in the Region” featured Al Henderson, UNMG
faculty member & Navajo Nation Council of Economic Advisor; Michael Sage, Deputy Director Greater Gallup Economic Development Corp., Richard Kontz, Executive Director Gallup Housing Authority
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
On Thursday, August 4, 2016, the first Panel Discussed Action and Solutions
on the “Challenges of Developing a Skilled Workforce in the Region”
Participants included:
Honorable Jackie McKinney, City of Gallup Mayor; LaVonne Tsosie, Division Director, Navajo Nation Division of Human Resources; Priscilla Manuelito, GMCS School Board President; Richard Kontz, Executive Director Gallup Housing Authority; Dr. Christopher Dyer, UNMG Chief Executive Officer; Michael Sage, Deputy Director Greater Gallup Economic Development Corp.; Dave Hinkle, Program Manager Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
The afternoon sessions began with a discussion of “The GOAL Program” - Great Opportunities for Adult Learners, with Patricia J. Walsh, Director of Institutional Effectiveness, Mid America Nazarene University
Followed by “The Challenges of Workforce Development and Economic Development in Native Communities”, with Virginia Chavez, Councilwoman, Pueblo of Zuni, and Leonard Tsosie, Navajo Nation Council Delegate
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
The last panel discussion on August 4, 2016, addressed "Action and Solutions for the Challenges of Workforce and Economic Development in Native Communities”.
Participants included:
Virginia Chavez, Councilwoman, Pueblo of Zuni; Leonard Tsosie, Navajo Nation Council Delegate; Bill Lee, Executive Director Gallup Chamber of Commerce; Crystal Deschinny, Navajo Nation Director of Economic Development & Gerald O’Hara, UNMG Local Advisory Board Member
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
The bulk of Friday morning, August 5, 2016, featured keynote addresses by Ralph Richards, UNMG Local Advisory Board Chairperson, and Alex Martinez, Executive Director, SER Jobs for Progress
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
Wednesday Aug 17, 2016
“Forming Partnerships to Identify and Resolve Workforce and Economic Issues in the Region” To explore how Workforce Development can be more responsive to the needs of the community. A mutually beneficial partnership between community representatives and the University of New Mexico Gallup Branch.
The last session Friday morning, August 5, 2016, featured “Trauma Training”, with Keynote Speaker, Laura Jijon, Program Director ABE/GED UNMG, North Campus, followed by discussion of how employers can respond to those who may be impacted by trauma or related issues.
Wednesday Jul 27, 2016
Wednesday Jul 27, 2016
The full recording of the first half from the July 24, 2016 concert,
featuring performances by faculty and workshop participants from the Land of Enchantment Opera
at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, in Gallup, New Mexico.Nightly opera performances take place after the Native dancers in Gallup's Court House Square, through July 31st.
Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte will be performed at Gallup's El Morro Theater this Saturday, July 30, 2016 and this Sunday, July 31, 2016, both at 3:30pm:
When:
Saturday, July 30, Opening Night, 3:30 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mozarts-cosi-fan-tutte-tickets-25604544883
Sunday, July 31, 3:30 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mozarts-cosi-fan-tutte-2-tickets-25604698342
Where:
El Morro Theatre -207 W Coal Ave
With the Albuquerque Youth Symphony Orchestra
And the Gallup Community Choir
Ferrando and Guglielmo, two young officers discuss the true faithfulness of their fiancées. A cynical old man, Don Alfonso, joins in their conversation and bets them that if they give him one day’s time, he can prove to them that all women are fickle. Ferrando and Guglielmo agree to the wager. Sisters, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, the two fiancées, happily compare pictures of their boyfriends when the two officers arrive telling them that they have been called for war. Secretly, they will return in disguise and do whatever Alfonso says.
Finish early on Saturday and enjoy the Route 66 Freedom Ride, Flight & Cruise Festival Afterwards (http://www.gogallup.com/route-66-ride-flight-cruise/)!
Full details at:http://landofenchantmentopera.com/2016-opera-season/