PHYLLIS BRYAN, Office Manager.
Phyllis Bryan is the most recent addition to the KMHT staff. A native of Marshall and '73 graduate of Marshall High School, she joins KMHT after fifteen years of serving as Special Events Coordinator for Marshall Chamber of Commerce and Marshall Festivals, Inc. While there, Phyllis coordinated FireAnt Festival, Stagecoach Days and Wonderland of Lights, as well as Leadership Marshall and helped with many other Chamber of Commerce events. Prior to her position with the Chamber of Commerce, she worked with Campfire for Boys & Girls and owned and operated a Home Day Care for five years. Phyllis and her husband, Ricky, have four children,three grandchildren. and are members of Port Caddo Baptist Church. Phyllis enjoys all activities involving her family.

JOSH BUSH, News Director.
Josh Bush, a native of Waskom, joined the full time staff of KMHT to cover and produce news as well as sports. Josh began working at KMHT part-time while attending Panola College in Carthage. After receiving his Associates degree he transferred to East Texas Baptist University and continued working for KMHT. Josh recently earned a Bachelors degree in speech communication with a minor in Theatre from East Texas Baptist University. He produces and anchors the morning and noon KMHT Team News broadcasts. In his time at KMHT, he has covered numerous area events such as local and state elections, special hearings, and live events such the May 2005 pipeline explosion south of Marshall. KMHT was the first to broadcast the explosion and Josh was live from the scene all night long. He has had the privilege to interview several congressmen, Harrison County's State Senator and State Representative and has met with a variety of people including US Senators Kay Bailey Hutchinson and John Cornyn, Governor Rick Perry, and several nationally acclaimed broadcasters. In addition to news, Josh covers area sporting events and has been the voice of Waskom Wildcats sports and Marshall Maverick basketball on KMHT as well as LeTourneau University basketball. Josh is an active member of the Marshall Church of Christ and enjoys going to baseball games and movies with his family and friends. He is thankful to his family for the encouragement and support they have given him through the years.

JAMES DUNCAN, Account Executive.
James Duncan a native of Upshur County, is Account Executives here at KMHT and the co-host of the "World Famous Swap Shop". James' radio experience goes back to 1968 when he served as the Farm News Editor for KWKH Radio for 15 years in Shreveport, Louisiana. Through the years he has kept up his radio career through several different entities. He has also successfully worked in the auction and real estate business, served as Executive Vice President of the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association and worked for United-Bilt Homes. In 1999, he graduated from Louisiana Baptist University with a degree in Religion / Bible. James also serves as a bi-vocational pastor for Hickory Hill Baptist Church in Avinger, Texas. Married 46 years to wife Lynn, they have three grown children, and four grandchildren. James loves all types of sports and is an avid follower of high school rodeo as well as 4-H and FFA events and shows

KEN POINDEXTER, Account Executive.
Ken Poindexter is a native of Gladewater and joined the KMHT sales staff in August 2005. Ken grew up in South Arkansas and came to Marshall in June 1991, when he purchased Carrington Motor Company, which he operated until its sale in 1998. After four years, Ken found that retirement was not for him and in July 2002 he began his career in radio sales as an account executive for KCUL in Marshall. Ken's background includes many years in media and marketing. He first began as a reporter and later as managing editor of a weekly newspaper in Camden, Arkansas, and later moved to the daily Camden News as an account executive and later as advertising manager. (He also worked for the Arkansas Democrat, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Commercial and Fordyce, Arkansas, News Advocate. In 1967, he transferred from WEHCO Media's Camden News to its cable television division as marketing director and later as operations manager of their systems in Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas, including Longview and Kilgore. He left that company in 1979 to open a wood-products brokerage firm of his own and in 1983, upon the death of his father, took over management of their family's general store, established in 1896 by his grandfather, until they closed it in the fall of 1990. Ken serves on Marshall's Planning and Zoning Commission and the Marshall Downtown Development Corporation. He is a past board member of the Marshall Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO). He and his wife, Ellen are active members of Marshall Church of Christ. He is a member of the National Society of Sons of the American Revolution (NSSAR) and collects old popular radio shows from Radio's Golden Years of the 1940's and 1950's.

FRANK LOWER, Sports and News.
Frank Lower has been broadcasting various sports for KMHT since Hanzsen Broadcasting took over operation of KMHT. Dr. Lower retired from ETBU at the end of May and joined the staff at KMHT in an expanded capacity beginning in June of 2006. Dr. Lower has been involved in radio since 1962 when he worked his way through college at KGIW in Alamosa, Colorado. He has also worked for KLMO in Longmont, Colorado, WIRJ in Humboldt, Tennessee, and KCUL in Marshall. Frank spent 38 years as a college professor teaching speech, theatre, and mass media. He will continue his sports broadcasting, while helping with news and other special events at KMHT.

Paul Harvey, News and Comment, The Rest of the Story
Paul Harvey is known as the “dean of radio broadcasters” because of the multiple generations of listeners he has attracted. Currently Harvey, through the ABC Radio Network, reaches 23 million loyal listeners via 1200+ radio stations across the USA. Harvey has a unique ability to make each listener believe he’s speaking directly to them, one-to-one. With his straightforward style, his intimate, instantly-recognizable delivery and his uncanny ability to draw listeners into a story, he’s a veritable American institution. Harvey is the most listened-to broadcaster in the world. Paul Harvey can be heard on KMHT Monday through Friday at 7:53 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and at 5:30 p.m. with The Rest of the Story. Saturday KMHT listeners can hear The Rest of the Story at 7:55 a.m. and his normal noon- hour report at 12:30 p.m. Visit Paul Harvey's website.