One Nation Events

We’d love for you to join us for an encouraging and meaningful afternoon as we talk about our kids, education, and building stronger futures together.

Come enjoy a lively discussion and audience Q&A about schools, leadership, and what families truly want for the next generation.

This is a relaxed, welcoming event where parents, students, educators, and community members can share ideas and be part of positive solutions.

Our videographer will also be recording short interview clips with parents and students about what they hope to see in education and in the future for kids. If you’d like to share your voice and be part of this project, we would love to have you involved.

Meet the One Nation Events team
Connect with others in the community
Share your thoughts and ideas
Enjoy appetizers and conversation

Hatch Auditorium
Sunday, June 28
2:00–4:00 PM
Together, we can help raise future leaders in a world that sometimes seems divided.

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Our April Forum promises to be another blockbuster.

The repeal of Missouri’s state income tax is the subject of lots of conversations. It is also a perfect example of why we have these events. We will separate the wheat from the chaff to present accurate information of where we are in this process. Come early to get your seat!!!

In light of many people’s concerns about license plate readers and the potential for such technology to violate privacy rights, I found this post from Kim Komando to be interesting. She writes regarding the Ring doorbell product, “Ring’s Familiar Faces has a great pitch. Tag friends and get alerts like ‘Mom at Front Door.’ It scans everyone; kids, mail carriers, you getting your steps in. Your faceprint is kept for six months. You’re archived in a digital lineup, waiting to be matched. Ring’s Video Descriptions AI makes it creepier. It generates searchable text like “two men in hoodies near white truck” or “hottie in a sports bra.” Any neighborhood becomes a searchable surveillance network. Ring partners with over 2,600 police departments. In 2025, they integrated Community Requests directly into Axon Evidence, the same software cops use for body cams. Ring also teamed up with Flock Safety…”

Flock is one of those license plate reader companies. If you’re interested in a great source of tech information, Kim Komando offers a free newsletter. https://zurl.co/MTyfJ

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Feb 2026 Update -

Check Out Our Latest Newsletter Brief update about Key Media and our new initiative, One Nation Events.

Protesting has always been a way for people to use their voice — to say, this matters. But like any powerful tool, it works best when it’s used wisely.

Wise protest begins with clarity.

Why are we protesting? What are we hoping to change? And are we aiming to be heard — or simply to be loud?

Healthy protest respects boundaries. It seeks visibility without intimidation, conviction without chaos, and courage without putting others at risk. Following individuals, harassing others, or creating fear often closes doors instead of opening them.
At its best, protest invites conversation. It raises awareness, draws attention to real concerns, and creates space for dialogue — where questions can be asked, information can be shared, and solutions can begin to form.

Using our voice matters.

How we use it matters just as much.

At One Nation Events, we believe that strong convictions and thoughtful engagement can coexist — and that lasting change is built through wisdom, respect, and conversation.

— One Nation Events
Conversations that bring us together

We don’t spend enough time listening.

We react before we understand.

We rush to opinions instead of waiting for the full story.

At One Nation Events, we believe real progress happens when people slow down — when we listen first, ask thoughtful questions, and create space for real dialogue. When we take time to understand what people actually want, we often discover more common ground than we expected.
Conversation doesn’t weaken our convictions.
It helps us find solutions we can stand behind — together.

One Nation Events
Conversations that bring us together

There are lots of people posting, but not so many listening. "Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger."

MORE event Saturday Jan 3 at 10am. Greene County Presiding Commissioner Bob Dixon speaking about economic growth in the county. Flocks Traffic Cameras. Taney County Sheriff speaking and a member of the Hwy Patrol from the team who works on this in Jeff City.

It’s the time of Jesus’ birth.

Key Radio will be discontinuing the FM portion of its broadcast in the next few weeks while the Internet broadcast continues. The change will allow us to present better programming without the restrictions imposed by the FCC. Although we have statistics for our Internet portion, I don't know who listens on local airwaves, but thought we should let people know.