On-Air

Clint was born in Mitchell and raised on the family farm west of town.

He graduated from Mitchell High School and attended the University of South Dakota. Clint has been working at Q107.3 since 2001 when he began working weekends and doing in-studio sports coverage. He then started covering sports as an analyst during high school basketball and football games.

He was then promoted to the play-by-play role for Q107.3 Sports. Clint is the Program Director for KORN News Radio.

Clint and his wife Jill have two sons. He enjoys spending time playing golf and competing in dart leagues. He has emceed parades for Mitchell’s Holiday Parade of Lights, the Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo, and Dakota Wesleyan University’s Blue and White Days. Clint also is the public address announcer for DWU football and basketball teams.

Steve was always interested in radio since he was a small child growing up in Northwest Iowa and then Southeast South Dakota.

Always imitating broadcasters on TV and radio, Steve was born to talk! He would often record himself, with his parents’ help, talking sports or acting out a sports game all on tape.

Steve got his first taste of broadcasting in high school when he was hired by a small country radio station in Mitchell, SD as a weekend announcer and filled in overnights during the summer months. After college at Brown Institute of broadcasting in Minneapolis, MN, Steve was hired back in January 1992 as the full-time overnight announcer. Steve was on overnights until August 1992 when he was promoted to nights, and remained on that schedule until February 1997.

In 1997, Steve got out of the nightlife of radio and managed a cell phone store while doing some sports announcing on Q107. In May 1999, Steve was offered a full-time mornings, sports, and program director job with KORN and Q107. Missing radio for two years, Steve jumped at the situation and returned to radio, and will never get out again. Steve has done mornings on Q107 since 1999 with a brief stop at the end of 2001 as he took over the Sports Department, when his friend and mentor Tom Maxwell passed away.

Steve returned to the morning show and has had a great time doing it again since early 2002. If you listen to his show, you know he often calls himself “Captain Morgan.” Although not a real pirate, he sure loves to drink! Steve currently does the morning show on Q107, is the Operations Manager for both KORN and Q107 radio stations, and is the voice of Kernel sports on KORN.

In 2008, Steve was named South Dakota Sportscaster of the Year and made a trip to North Carolina for the awards banquet.

In 2011, Steve was awarded the Sportscaster of the Year from the South Dakota Coaches Association.

News Director J.P. Skelly joined KORN News Radio in January 1986 as the morning personality/farm news director and became News Director in January 1998.

Broadcasting has been J.P.’s passion since he was a young child toting a vacuum cleaner hose around the house as his “microphone”. He grew up in Copiague, New York on Long Island’s south shore living in the shadow of the greatest radio market in the world: New York City. “I had the privilege of listening to all the great stations, WABC, WNBC, WNEW, WCBS 880, WINS, and WCBS-FM,” said Skelly. “It was my dream to work in radio.”

J.P. jokes that he IS the KORN News Department covering all levels of government, to severe weather, crime and courts, to education, and 4-H to anything else newsworthy. “I’ve covered several Presidential visits and interviewed 4-H’ers while they were washing their calves. I walked through the rubble of Spencer after a deadly tornado roared through, and happily watched as high school seniors proudly walked across the stage at the Corn Palace clutching their diplomas”.

J.P. has earned dozens of awards and recognitions from the South Dakota Associated Press Broadcasters, Northwest Broadcast News Association, Associated Press Managing Editors, South Dakota Education Association, two prestigious regional Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association plus the Tom Brokaw Award from the University of South Dakota and South Dakota Broadcasters Association.

Professionally, J.P. is president-elect of the Midwest Broadcast Journalist’s Association, a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Radio Television Digital News Association, Iowa Broadcast News Association, and past member of the South Dakota Broadcaster’s Association board of directors. He’s also a board member of Dakota Counseling/ Stepping Stones.

J.P., his wife Bonnie and their black lab Chip live in Mitchell.

Travis started with KORN/Q107.3 in December of 2015.

He is a native of Harford, South Dakota. Travis earned his bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from South Dakota State University in 2010 and received his M.S. in Sports Pedagogy in 2012.

Travis co-hosts the KORN 101.3 FM/1490 News show, Monday through Friday starting at 6:00 am. You can also hear Travis in the afternoons on Q107.3 starting at 2:00 pm Monday through Friday.

Travis covers Mitchell Volleyball, Mitchell Boys & Girls Basketball, Mitchell Spring and Legion Baseball, The Fifth Quarter Scoreboard Show and Wednesday night Coaches Show.

On-Air

Nancy Nedved

Owner/Operator

Clint Greenway

Program Director

Steve Morgan

Sports Director

J.P. Skelly

News Director

Travis Kriens

Randall DeWitt

Kimmy Henglefelt

Media Specialist

Stacy Giblin

Media Specialist

David Schreiner

Media Specialist