Set a reminder to tune in to your favorite membership specials on Pioneer PBS every Thursday at noon on Member Thursdays!
July 10: Celtic Woman 20th Anniversary Concert July 17: Bryan Adams: Live at the Royal Albert Hall July 24: Johnny Cash: Man In Black Live In Denmark 1971 July 31: Eric Church Live at Red Rocks August 7: Ann Wilson & Tripsitter: Live in Concert August 14: Neil Diamond: Thank You Australia August 21: Lynyrd Skynyrd: Celebrating 50 Years Recorded Live at the Ryman August 28: Highwaymen Live at Nassau Coliseum
The Buzz on Native Plants explores the relationship between native plants and pollinators and how they can benefit local ecosystems in our ever changing climate. Be inspired by these passionate Maine residents who are making a difference in how climate change is affecting our communities. See how a few small acts of planting with native plants can make a huge difference in your back yard.
Inside Ethiopia's largest Chinese-run industrial park, three women stand at the crossroads of rapid development. A Chinese director drives ambitious expansion, while a local farmer and factory worker grapple with promises of prosperity and the true cost of progress in their transforming community.
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Embrace the upcoming week with daily weather insights and a thorough five-day outlook, ensuring you're always one step ahead!
The local weather forecast for our area is now available.
Pioneer PBS is excited to announce our new partnership with the local weather station, aimed at delivering accurate weather forecasts tailored for our rural communities. This collaboration ensures that you will receive vital weather alerts and localized updates from skilled meteorologists who understand our unique climate. We are dedicated to keeping you informed about the weather conditions that impact your daily life, reinforcing our commitment to serve and engage with our community effectively.
Local arts, history and cultural heritage productions are funded in part by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on Nov. 4, 2008.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would eliminate all federal funding for public media that's already approved by law. The Senate has until July 18 to act on this measure. Meaning there is still time to make your voice heard to urge them to vote against the bill. This funding – about $1.60 per person each year would dismantle essential services that countless communities count on.
