I rise today to recognize my good friend, Tom Nichols, a longtime radio host and owner of KVRE, a beloved radio station in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. Through nearly seven decades on the radio, Tom has done more than inform and entertain. He has a trusted voice, a steady presence, and a true reflection of the character and kindness that define Arkansas at its best. His show, 'Ask Your Neighbor,' has been on the air for 45 years. It is a daily reminder of the value of connection, offering a place where neighbors can come together, share what matters, and strengthen the bonds of community. Therefore, it is with great pride that we recognize Tom Nichols today for his induction in the Arkansas Walk of Fame, an honor that he has earned many times over for his outstanding contributions to our community.
James Hill: “I rise today to recognize my good friend, Tom Nichols, a longtime radio host and owner of KVRE, a beloved radio station…”
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Recognizing Tom Nichols for his contributions to radio and community in Arkansas.
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