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FM News Radio 100.5 KXNT Adds Local Experts to Line-Up


 width=FM News Radio 100.5 KXNT is pleased to announce the addition of several new local programs to its weekend lineup.KXNT’s new local Saturday programming line-up includes:9am ” The 19th Hole Weekend Edition with Dennis Silvers and TPC Summerlin GeneralManager Lee Smith ” Interviews and Tips from the biggest names in golf.11am “Pet Talk with Dr. B, Veterinarian Mark Beerenstrauch ” Interviews anddiscussion about pet behavior, pet nutrition, pet grooming and much more.2pm ” Pawn Talk Live with Michael Mack ” Finding out how much your hiddentreasures are worth.3pm ” Asked and Answered with Las Vegas personal injury and criminal defenseattorney Marc Saggese ” Providing free legal advice.4pm ” Debt Free LV with Chris Parker ” Helping with your bankruptcy, debt settlement,loan modification or short sale.5pm ” Over and Under with Chad Forster ” Covering local and national sports. Sunday’s local programs on KXNT include:3pm ” Real Estate Live with Kevin Mikrut ” Specializing in buying or selling your home,plus resolving foreclosures, short sales and bankruptcies.5pm ” Get Fired Up with Bob Irwin ” All things guns, politics and self defense


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