Careers
Wagon Wheel Broadcasting is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
GENERAL INTERNSHIP – ongoing
Eagle Country 99.3 in Lawrenceburg, Indiana is in need of interns to help with various tasks around the station. This internship offers more than getting cups of coffee and filing paperwork. Interns will get hands-on experience assisting in audio production, web content, producing broadcasts, and more. This unpaid internship must count towards high school or college credit. Applicants should submit their cover letter, resume, and letter of recommendation from a school faculty member to Mike Perleberg, operations manager. E-mail mike -at- eaglecountryonline.com, fax 812-537-5735, or mail Eagle Country 99.3, ATTN: Mike Perleberg, 20 E. High St., Lawrenceburg, IN 47025.
Events
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Rock to End Alzheimer's Concert BenefitCome out for the 5th annual concert benefit Saturday February 23rd at The Gibson! Jessie Strassell will be opening for The Boehringers. $5 at the door. Doors open at 7:15 and music starts at 8! There will be Wine & Beer, Split The Pot. All ages welcome. Come out to listen to some great music by some local talent and help raise awareness for the disease. Like our page on Facebook!
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E6 Catholic Men's ConferenceMen from in and around Eagle Country will soon gather in St. Leon to engage into a deeper relationship with Christ.
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4-H Outdoor SkillsOutdoor Skills is a new discipline withing the shooting sports program. We meet monthly, year round and learn about everything outdoors. We go on fishing trips, hiking, Red Wolf Sanctuary, the Oxbow, learn about shelters, how to build a fire, outdoor cooking, first aid, plants, animals, tools and maintenance, and so much more. We are currently working on a canoe trip and a camping trip. Please call Cari at (513) 266-9361 or Greg at (812) 655-1354 for more information.
at Dearborn County 4-H
Brett Fox, 18, has been identified as the victim of a crash on State Road 1 in Dearborn County.
Batesville Community School Corporation superintendent Paul Ketcham explains the decision.
United Way of Franklin County wants to be the organization that works to solve community problems.
The former Batesville Bulldogs star averaged a double-double this season.
Four local girls have earned one more chance to lace up their sneakers as high school seniors.
Congratulations and good luck at the next level!
