Win a $100 downtown community gift card. Find out more here!
Friday, October 3, 2008
This may be the easiest $100 dollars that you have ever made. The Downtown Community Alliance wants to keep you up to date and all of the changes and happenings in downtown Des Moines. Sign up for the Downtown Des Moines Newsletter HERE. They will send you updates about concerts, festivals and other events. In the mean time, you could win money. Starting Monday the 13th Valentine will announce one winner drawn at random from people that have registered to win and they pick up $100 dollars. So, again sign up HERE to get the info and win the cash.
We are teaming up with our sister station 100.3 the BUS and inviting you to be part of the Light the Night Walk. Get all the info here.
Friday, September 19, 2008
On October 11 many of our friends and co-workers will be walking in honor of people with leukemia and lymphoma. It's a cool event, and you can join our team and help raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Even better, you can donate online here and help the team total. So if you know someone with a blood cancer, head out and join The Bus!
One Republic wants to perform in your living room!
Monday, September 15, 2008
Imagine this. You’re uploading your photos from the latest OneRepublic concert... except this concert WENT DOWN IN YOUR OWN LIVING ROOM! By tagging "TAG THIS TOUR", you can win the private show, as well as many other prizes. OneRepublic is hitting the road with Augustana, The Spill Canvas, and The Hush Sound for "Tag This Tour! 2008" and we're giving out tons of prizes to celebrate. Just grab the OneRepublic widget to the right and spread the word to all of your friends! Each time you get a friend to register through your widget, you get more points. Get as many points as possible, and on October 31st we'll start shelling out prizes to the highest scoring fans.
Check out all of your chances to win:
30 runner-ups will get their own AUTOGRAPHED copy of OneRepublic's latest album "Dreaming Out Loud"
1 Third Prize winner will get to raid the OneRepublic merch booth for some sweet gear of their choice
1 Second Prize winner will get a guitar AUTOGRAPHED by the band
And the 1 First Prize fan with the HIGHEST number of points on the widget will win a private acoustic performance by OneRepublic INSIDE OF YOUR HOUSE! Make sure your fridge is stocked. Get more info and win HERE. Good luck from Interscope records and KISS 107 FM.
Listen every weeknight for the biggest songs of the day. Click here to vote.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Listen every weeknight for the biggest songs of the day. It's the top 5 @ 7 with Sean Cage and Iowa’s Most Wanted. Keep track, of the songs and win prizes. Cast your vote by calling 282-1075 or Email Gregchance@KISS1075.com.
Fire Prevention Week 2008 is October 5-11th. Test your fire alarms and have a plan and talk it through with your family. The following story has come from one of the Des Moines area fire chiefs.
This has been a bad year for fire deaths in the State of Iowa. As of September 30, 2008, 36 people in the State of Iowa have died as a result of fire. Most of the fire deaths have occurred in homes. To put this in perspective, last year at this same time there were only 20 fire-related deaths in the State. There were a total of 30 fire-related deaths in all of 2007. We are on pace to set a record.
Most people think a fire will not happen to them or just accept that fires are a part of life. But the reality is that most fires can be prevented. People become complacent and don’t really understand how devastating a fire can be. On a daily basis, fire departments find missing and/or non-functioning smoke detectors in homes. We see kitchen fires that are caused by people not remembering the basics about cooking safety. We see the difference that something as simple as shutting a door can make to help reduce smoke and fire spread. There are so many simple things that can make the difference between surviving a fire or becoming a victim. It all comes down to a simple question - How prepared are you to deal with a fire?
Fire Prevention Week is when the Fire Service really has the spotlight to help people answer this question and give our customers the tools to help live safer lives. But our success is dependent on the support of the community. A lot of people forget that they have ownership in the fire department where they live. Whether it’s staffing, equipment, or fire safety materials, the community is the driving force behind the success and abilities of a fire department. Please encourage your listeners to participate in the Fire Prevention Week activities being sponsored by their local fire department. This is a great chance to meet the dedicated men and women who will answer the call for help 24/7. This is also a great time to get a variety of safety information from the experts in the field.
There are a lot of dedicated fire safety professionals at the local and State level working hard to help reduce the number of fire injuries and deaths. With everything that’s going on in the world right now, it’s easy to not see fire safety as a big priority. But whether you’re at home, work, or on vacation, the risk of fire is there. We don’t want to see any more fire-related deaths this year. Fire safety is everyone’s job! The Fire Service is here to make the job easier! Take some time this coming week and visit your local fire department. We would rather meet our customers in a pro-active setting than the reactive setting when there’s a fire!
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