
Jenni Todd
Membership DirectorJenni holds a degree in Music Education from Murray State University and a Masters degree in Arts Administration from Florida State University's College of Music. She's equipped with knowledge and enthusiasm for fundraising and the arts. She also serves as a Girl Scout Troop Leader and on the Murray Independent School District Foundation for Excellence Board of Directors.
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Jenni Todd speaks to musician and event organizer Andrew O'Rourke and Neartown Recovery Executive Director and event sponsor Jereme Rose about the upcoming 4th Annual Pete3Fest.
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The journalists of WKMS-FM at Murray State University are the winners of the 2021 Al Smith Award for public service through community journalism by Kentuckians. This is the first time it has gone to broadcasters or a news outlet at a university.
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WKMS Student Reporters led the pack of award winners for the IBA college competition, sponsored by the Kentucky Broadcasters Association.
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Four Murray State University journalism and mass communication students have been selected to participate in the first WKMS investigative reporting…
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WKMS is proud to announce another set of awards for its newsroom. The Kentucky Associated Press notified WKMS that its work in 2019 for Murray State’s…
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Area teachers are going above and beyond finding new ways (and new platforms) for their students to engage from home.Chad Davidson is a pre-school through…
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WKMS kicks off 50th anniversary celebrations by hosting an evening with NPR’s Robert Siegel at Wrather Auditorium on Thursday, March 12 at 7 p.m., as a…
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It's time for another great season of holiday listening on WKMS. Our "Holidays Sound Good" schedule is full of your traditional favorites and a few new…
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Murray State’s public radio station, WKMS has been selected for an exclusive podcast training program, Project Catapult, through The Public Radio Exchange…
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We note with sadness the passing of long-time WKMS Classical Music Director and friend, Margaret Mitchell Hunt Arnold, who passed away this week in…