Guest host Denise Kolpack spends the second hour of Afternoons Live with a panel discussion about the importance of local and state government and running for office. The panel consists of Dr. Nicholas Howard, PhD in Political Science, Assistant Professor, Political Science, Pre-Law Advisor, Concordia College,.Dr., Barb Headrick, President of The League of Women Voters, and Cale Dunwoody, FMWF Chamber VP of Public Policy.

<p>Guest host Denise Kolpack spends the second hour of Afternoons Live with a panel discussion about the importance of local and state government and running for office. The panel consists of Dr. Nicholas Howard, PhD in Political Science, Assistant Professor, Political Science, Pre-Law Advisor, Concordia College,.Dr., Barb Headrick, President of The League of Women Voters, and&nbsp;Cale Dunwoody, FMWF Chamber VP of Public Policy.</p>

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Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness

Tyler Axness hosts Afternoons Live where he brings his small-town, Midwest, common sense to the issues and conversations taking place across the region. His ability to bring people with opposing views together in conversation has resulted in progress in several situations. Simply put, he gets things done. Tyler is known for his down-to-earth approach that puts people at ease in tense or uneasy moments. Formerly an elected official, Tyler continues to be a supporter of local businesses and attends community events aimed at solving regional problems.

<p>Tyler Axness hosts Afternoons Live where he brings his small-town, Midwest, common sense to the issues and conversations taking place across the region. His ability to bring people with opposing views together in conversation has resulted in progress in several situations. Simply put, he gets things done. Tyler is known for his down-to-earth approach that puts people at ease in tense or uneasy moments. Formerly an elected official, Tyler continues to be a supporter of local businesses and attends community events aimed at solving regional problems.</p>