“Community Orbit” Features Mayor and School Board Candidates

Orbit Media, The John & Annie Glenn Public Service Fellows Program, and the Village of New Concord present “Community Orbit,” a candidate forum for New Concord Mayoral and East Muskingum School Board candidates.

Mayor Brett Essex and Mayoral Candidate Jennifer Lyle are the two candidates for New Concord Mayor.

The program airs through Election Day, Nov. 5.
Orbit TV Digital Cable 1020 | Daily at 10 a.m., 3 p.m., 6 p.m. & 9 p.m.
WMCO 90.7 Radio & WMCO app | Weekdays at 7 a.m. & 10 p.m.

East Muskingum School Board Candidates Renee Coll, Mike Mathers, Chad Parker, Gail Requardt and Stacy Snider prepare for the school board portion of the program.

Watch the Community Orbit on YouTube

Candidates featured on the program: New Concord Mayoral Candidates | Brett W. Essex, Jennifer Lyle.
East Muskingum School Board Candidates (three seats) | Renee Coll, Mike Mathers, Chad Parker, Gail Requardt, Stacey L. Snider.

: The John & Annie Glenn Public Service Fellowship students researched and wrote questions for the forum. The fellowship students are advised by Drs. Brian King & Keith Eberly.

: Prof. Michael Carvaines discusses camera shots with student crew members Kevon Hickman and Krissy Hughes.

: Senior Krissy Hughes runs camera for the production. Hughes is a Media Production major.

: Sophomore Will Ford was the audio operator for the candidate forum.

: John & Annie Glenn Fellowship student Olivia Dunlap moderates the school board portion of the production.

: Prof. Michael Carvaines and Senior Dana Parsons prepare for the production in the Orbit TV control room.

: An in-studio audience gathered for the Oct. 24 production.

: Mayoral Candidates Brett Essex and Jennifer Lyle discuss their visions for the Village of New Concord.

: Senior Dana Parsons directs the Community Orbit. The program airs on Orbit TV and WMCO through Nov. 5.

: Sophomore Devon Fortune applies makeup to candidates before the production. Fortune is involved with media and theatre cocurricular activities at Muskingum.