CLASS OF 2019 Steve Altmaier served the people of the Tri-Cities area for 42 years from KGFW and KQKY in Kearney. He got started in 1974 as an announcer on
CLASS OF 2019 Ken Fouts caught the broadcasting bug while earning his BS in Education at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, working part-time at KLIN, KLNS, KOLN TV and KUON TV.
CLASS OF 2021 Todd-N-Tyler have dominated Omaha radio morning show ratings at unprecedented levels for over 26 years. After first meeting on separate shifts at WHTF in central Pennsylvania, Todd-N-Tyler
CLASS OF 2021 Sharon Behl Brooks followed her professional broadcasting career by educating future broadcasters at Hastings College. Sharon began as a part-time news and weather reporter at KHAS TV
In 2024, the NBA Foundation is offering two, $2,000.00 scholarships to assist students enrolled in broadcasting-related educational programs at four-year public or private colleges and universities. Students who meet our
Nebraska Broadcasters Association’s next Virtual Job Fair is scheduled for January 8 – 12, 2024. From Monday, January 8 through Friday January 12, 2024, visit BroadcastersVirtualJobFair.com to see all of the
This new online initiative allows NBA member stations to participate in a quarterly recruitment effort. The week-long nature of the Virtual Job Fair (VJF) helps stations target potential employees while
Founded in 1993 as a 501(c)(3) Nebraska Nonprofit Corporation, the Nebraska Broadcasters Association Foundation was formed to promote excellence and education in all sectors of the broadcasting industry, including the
The NBA Foundation has established a $1,000 Education Debt Assistance Grant to help Nebraska broadcasting employees pay off their student loans. This grant is available to individuals currently employed in
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