Government & Politics

[Video, Audio] Voices from Fancy Farm 2016

WKMS | By Rob Canning,

Published August 8, 2016 at 8:33 AM CDT

Not much can keep the Fancy Farm crowd away from their biggest political show. While the 136th annual picnic was missing half it’s usual performers from the Kentucky Democratic Party, and humidity was challenged by afternoon showers, constituents from across the Commonwealth couldn’t get enough. Nicole Erwin and Ebony Clark asked the crowd why it is all worth it in this audio card.

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Rob Canning

Rob Canning is a native of Murray, KY, a 2015 TV Production grad of Murray State. At MSU, he served as team captain of the Murray State Rowing Club. Rob's goal is to become a screenwriter, film director or producer and looks to the likes of Quentin Tarantino and Guy Ritchie for inspiration. He appreciates good music, mainly favoring British rock n' roll, and approves of anything with Jack White's name on it. When not studying, rowing or writing, Rob enjoys spending his free time with a book or guitar.

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Nicole Erwin

Nicole Erwin is a Murray native and started working at WKMS during her time at Murray State University as a Psychology undergraduate student. Nicole left her job as a PTL dispatcher to join the newsroom after she was hired by former News Director Bryan Bartlett. Since, Nicole has completed a Masters in Sustainable Development from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia where she lived for 2 1/2 years.

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Ebony Clark

Ebony Clark is a student at Murray State University majoring in computer science. She was born in Brownsville, Tennessee. Ebony has served as a reporter for 4-H congress in Nashville, TN where she spoke with several state leaders and congressmen. Ebony enjoys writing poetry and spoken word and competed in Tennessee's Poetry Out Loud competition hosted by the arts council in Nashville,TN.

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