By OBBM Network Editorial Staff
Jonathan Broadbent
In the heart of Geauga County, a community-driven effort has ensured the continuation of a beloved local radio show. Voice of Geauga, a program dedicated to fostering discussion and engagement among community members, recently faced uncertainty due to funding concerns. However, a successful fundraiser has secured the show’s place on the airwaves for the foreseeable future.
Community Support and Fundraising Success
Jonathan Broadbent, host of Voice of Geauga, expressed his gratitude for the community’s support, stating that the event was a ‘big group effort’ and that he was ‘happy to emcee’ the evening. The fundraiser, which took place at Veterans Legacy Woods in Newberry, featured 23 gift baskets, a 50-50 raffle, and video testimonials from supporters.
One notable story from the event involved a couple in their mid-70s, who won not one, but two gift baskets, including a $760 package from Crooked River Adventures and the Iron Horse Saloon. The couple’s good fortune was met with enthusiasm and applause from the crowd, highlighting the sense of community and camaraderie that defines Voice of Geauga.
Local Businesses and Sustaining Sponsors
The success of the fundraiser was made possible by the support of local businesses and individuals. American Republic Policy Institute, a non-profit organization, played a significant role in the event, providing gift baskets and assisting with the raffle. Other businesses, such as the Iron Horse Saloon and Crooked River Adventures, also contributed to the event, demonstrating their commitment to the local community.
Jonathan Broadbent emphasized the importance of sustaining sponsors, stating that the goal is to ‘get sustaining sponsors that will keep us on the air for a long period of time.’ With the help of these sponsors, Voice of Geauga can continue to provide a platform for community discussion and engagement, fostering a sense of connection and cooperation among community members.
Closing Synthesis
The community’s rally around Voice of Geauga serves as a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of local media. By supporting their local radio show, community members have ensured the continuation of a vital platform for discussion, engagement, and connection. As Voice of Geauga moves forward, it is clear that the community will remain at the forefront, driving the program’s success and fostering a sense of community pride.
The full episode of Voice of Geauga is available on OBBM Network TV.
Watch the full episode:
Full episode available here through June 30, 2026 — a highlight clip replaces this player after that.
Community Rallies Around Voice of Geauga, Securing Funds for Continued Broadcast
By OBBM Network Editorial Staff
Jonathan Broadbent
In the heart of Geauga County, a community-driven effort has ensured the continuation of a beloved local radio show. Voice of Geauga, a program dedicated to fostering discussion and engagement among community members, recently faced uncertainty due to funding concerns. However, a successful fundraiser has secured the show’s place on the airwaves for the foreseeable future.
Community Support and Fundraising Success
Jonathan Broadbent, host of Voice of Geauga, expressed his gratitude for the community’s support, stating that the event was a ‘big group effort’ and that he was ‘happy to emcee’ the evening. The fundraiser, which took place at Veterans Legacy Woods in Newberry, featured 23 gift baskets, a 50-50 raffle, and video testimonials from supporters.
One notable story from the event involved a couple in their mid-70s, who won not one, but two gift baskets, including a $760 package from Crooked River Adventures and the Iron Horse Saloon. The couple’s good fortune was met with enthusiasm and applause from the crowd, highlighting the sense of community and camaraderie that defines Voice of Geauga.
Local Businesses and Sustaining Sponsors
The success of the fundraiser was made possible by the support of local businesses and individuals. American Republic Policy Institute, a non-profit organization, played a significant role in the event, providing gift baskets and assisting with the raffle. Other businesses, such as the Iron Horse Saloon and Crooked River Adventures, also contributed to the event, demonstrating their commitment to the local community.
Jonathan Broadbent emphasized the importance of sustaining sponsors, stating that the goal is to ‘get sustaining sponsors that will keep us on the air for a long period of time.’ With the help of these sponsors, Voice of Geauga can continue to provide a platform for community discussion and engagement, fostering a sense of connection and cooperation among community members.
Closing Synthesis
The community’s rally around Voice of Geauga serves as a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of local media. By supporting their local radio show, community members have ensured the continuation of a vital platform for discussion, engagement, and connection. As Voice of Geauga moves forward, it is clear that the community will remain at the forefront, driving the program’s success and fostering a sense of community pride.
The full episode of Voice of Geauga is available on OBBM Network TV.
Watch the full episode:
Full episode available here through June 30, 2026 — a highlight clip replaces this player after that.
OBBM Network Editorial Staff
[email protected]Editorial team behind OBBM Network — independent, hyper-local journalism syndicated through HyperLocalLoop and OBBM Network TV.
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