Hi! I'm Eric. I've been quite the utility player for Townsquare Media Cedar Rapids for a number of years and I love it. I can currently be heard on the air on two of our radio stations. I love radio and knew I did as soon as I could comprehend doing it as a job. When not on the air, I will be either at home hanging out with my Beagle, Riley, or at the library.
Eric Stone
Warm Weather Is Here, So Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Just in time for National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, Mother Nature has finally brought us ideal riding weather.
C.R. Business Employees Hospitalized, Elevated Carbon Monoxide
In addition to those hospitalized, others were treated for possible exposure, the cause of which is still being investigated.
Three Teens Reportedly Shot at Des Moines Post-Prom Party
Three teenagers suffered what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries after a post-prom party in Des Moines.
Iowa Centennial State Park Tour Includes Vintage Model A Classic Car
Iowans can tour state parks while literally following the lead of this vintage classic car.
Record Number of Iowa Schools Earn Voter Registration Award
The award was created by Secretary Pate in 2019 to encourage voter registration in Iowa high schools
Bridge Under The Bridge Moves to Temporary Home
After being told to move from its original location after nearly two years, the nonprofit group has found a new place to serve free meals to Cedar Rapids residents.
Iowa Mansion Has a Pool and a 3-Story Indoor SLIDE [GALLERY]
Check out the indoor slide, and other immaculate features of this amazing place!
“Field Of Dreams” TV Show Filming in Iowa This Summer
Several portions of the Hawkeye State, except for one very prominent spot, will be in the spotlight this summer as the famous movie is adapted for TV.
Cedar Rapids Nonprofit Close to Finding New Home
The nonprofit was asked to leave its original spot last week but there has been no shortage of support or effort to find them a new one.
Iowa’s “Roadside Chats” May Do More Harm Than Good
The Iowa DOT has defended its clever road fatality prevention program against a study finding the signs might not be helpful.