Happy New Year y'all. Amarillo National Bank has agreed once again to underwrite the 2010 season of Face to Face.Thank goodness for the Ware family!
We're mixing things up a little this coming year. We'll still be producing episodes of Face to Face, one-on-one interviews, just like we've been doing for the past seven years; but in addition, we'll also be producing shows with more guests when the subject warrants it. These shows will be called "community conversations." In this way, we can tackle more subjects and invite more people to our studio to talk about what's really important to Panhandle viewers.
We hope you'll watch this coming year and join in on the conversation right here on our blog. If you have any subject you think should be addressed, let us know right here. We'd love to hear from you...so come on, blog...blog...blog.
And here's hoping 2010 is a great one!
ellen
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Would love to get some light shining on the Ogallala Aquifer. It's 12 days until the Texas Compact Commission reviews allowing 36 other states to dump their nuclear waste on privately owned land, at times, just 12 feet above the aquifer. Profit for my family's health? I say NO! Please help spread the word: http://bit.ly/phs4tx
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work!
Susan Fraser
Dallas, TX