WYSO is proud to be a media sponsor of the 2009 Cityfolk Festival!
Visit the WYSO booth on
Monument across from St. Claire July 4th 1-5PM
**Vick Mickunas (Book Nook) will host The Dance Pavilion on Friday, July 3rd 5:30 – 10pm
**Niki Dakota (Excursions) will host the Family Stage on Saturday, July 4th 4:30-8pm
**Rev. Cool (Around the Fringe) will host The Dance Pavilion aka THE REV. COOL DANCE STAGE on Saturday, July 4th 6:15-11pm
**Joe Colvin (Down Home Bluegrass) will host the Family Stage on Sunday, July 5th 1-3:30pm
For complete festival information, visit Cityfolk's website.

Every day, more and more families throughout our region lose their
homes because they have lost their job, or can’t afford unexpectedly
larger mortgage payments. As unemployment increases, adjustable rate
mortgages re-set and property values fall, homeowners at all ends of
the economic spectrum find themselves facing the prospect of
foreclosure. In Montgomery County alone more than 41,000 homes have
been foreclosed in the last ten years, burdening neighborhoods and
local governments with vacant properties that invite crime and lower
property values even further.
In response to the crisis that is threatening our neighborhoods and cities, WYSO, in partnership with Think TV
is launching Facing the Mortgage Crisis, a community engagement
initiative designed to connect area residents to trusted foreclosure
prevention resources. Building on their role as public media
organizations, ThinkTV and WYSO are working with a variety of community
service organizations to connect those in need with those who can help.
Commercial media partners, including the Dayton Daily News, WHIO Channel 7 and Cox Radio will help tell the story of the mortgage crisis and reach the broadest possible audience. Click here to visit WYSO's Facing the Mortgage Crisis website.
Mark your calendars! WYSO's Summer Concert will be on August 16th at Carillon Park in Dayton. The Corndaddies will be opening for Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks. Stay tuned for more details!
Recently WYSO was proud to be featured in two local newspapers, the Springfield News Sun and the Yellow Springs News.