KY3 Becomes Essential Partner for Engaged Neighbor Efforts

 


KY3-TV the NBC affiliate in Springfield, Missouri, has become an essential partner for all efforts related to being an Engaged Neighbor.

Daniel Posey has created a growing example of public service announcements (PSAs) that air in regular rotation on KY3 (both on air and on the KY3 website). But we are providing links to those PSAs here.

BECAUSE WE CARE FROM SUMMER 2024 (PSAs)

Neighborly Help - Darla Noble and friends

Porch Pickin - West Central Neighborhood Association



KY3 FOR KIDS -  SUMMER 2024 (PSAs)

Neighborhood Events - Paul Adler

Backyard BBQ - Paul Adler

Neighborhood Fun & Games


BECAUSE WE CARE WINTER 2024 (PSAs)

Y3 & the MU Extension office are teaming up for an ongoing campaign to recognize those going above and beyond as exemplary neighbors. We are surrounded by neighbors doing good deeds to make their neighborhood a better place. That’s why KY3 & the MU Extension office are collaborating on an ongoing project called KY3′s Because We Care. These PSAs & stories will feature local families living among us nominated by their neighbors for showing extra support and kindness, illustrating what it means to be a good neighbor.

Check out this two clips online here.

Neighboring with David Burton: video here



WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR WEEK (Feb. 2024)

In studio interview: Won't You Be My Neighbor Week


MISSOURI GOOD NEIGHBOR WEEK 2023

News stories promoting Missouri Good Neighbor Week: see here.

KY3 also did a series of five studio interviews on their afternoon show The Place to promote neighboring.

Good Neighbor v Engaged Neighbor

Be the Spark in Your Neighborhood

Build Your Social Capital

How to Become an Engaged Neighbor

Benefit of a Strong Neighborhood


OZARKS LIFE 2023

Focused on Missouri Good Neighbor Week: news story here.

FROM 2022 -- Residents in Stoney Creek Estates in Republic, Missouri, acted in a series of National Good Neighbor Day PSAs filmed by KY3-TV the NBC affiliate in Springfield. Those individuals included Rose White, Carolyn and Eric Gerke, Sarah Baker, Nick Basta and family, David and Stacey Burton, Julie and Adam Cassella, Shane and Tara Crawford and family, Ken and Diane Knierim, and Luke and Hannah Harding. 

The PSAs are available online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWbAfg4T_Yc

FROM 2021 - NEWS STORY

KY3 support efforts in 2021 with a news story.


MORE INFORMATION

Does this article make you interested in taking the Engaged Neighbor pledge? Five categories and 20 principles to guide you toward becoming an engaged neighbor. Sign the pledge online at http://engagedneighbor.com.

Contact the blog author, David L. Burton at dburton541@yahoo.com.

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