Allison Mollenkamp

Experienced journalist making the complex accessible.

Current: CQ and Roll Call
Former: NPR, Just Security, WYPR, Nebraska Public Media, Alabama Public Radio, KDLG

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Baltimore County Libraries Re-opening

And librarians are hustling to get things ready

May 17 21May 17, 2021

Article at WYPR

The Drive-In; A Relic Of The Past For The Pandemic Present

It's how to see a movie without getting too close to strangers

Apr 23 21April 23, 2021

Article at WYPR

Pandemic Pushes Live Theater To The Digital World

Many Maryland theaters were forced to close their doors this year because of the COVID 19 pandemic. Now, some have returned with digital performances. And…

Dec 28 20December 28, 2020

Article at WYPR

A Christmas Carol Opening

With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, Maryland theaters are turning their eyes to holiday productions. At the Annapolis Shakespeare Company, that’s an…

Nov 27 20November 27, 2020

Article at WYPR

Black-owned Bookstores Return As Social And Cultural Spaces

Like many small businesses, Black-owned bookstores were forced to close when the pandemic began earlier this year. But their closures represented more…

Oct 30 20October 30, 2020

Article at WYPR

The Challenge of Arts Education In A Virtual World

While educators throughout Maryland face the challenges of virtual learning, arts teachers are in a particularly difficult situation as they try to…

Sep 21 20September 21, 2020

Article at WYPR

Like Coming Home, but Really Weird: Lincoln Theaters Find Reopening Solutions

Lincoln community theaters are experimenting with different ways to bring live performance back.

Jul 15 20July 15, 2020

Article at Nebraska Public Media

UNL's African and African American Studies Faculty Balance Teaching, Advocating, and Surviving

Faculty in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s African and African American studies program have had a busy few weeks as the nation grapples with police violence and white supremacy. They find themselves playing many roles: as teachers, activists, and community members.

Jun 18 20June 18, 2020

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Theatre Professor Gets Creative to Teach Stage Combat Remotely

As universities continue remote learning, some subjects are more difficult to teach online than others. One theatre professor at Nebraska Wesleyan is finding solutions to keep his students learning.

Apr 14 20April 14, 2020

Article at Nebraska Public Media

300 Individuals, 60 Majors, and Only One Cornhusker Marching Band

Outage Notice

Dec 24 19December 24, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Flood Damaged Communities Support Families Through Holiday Season

Towns throughout Nebraska have had a difficult year due to flooding and other extreme weather. Many families lost their homes and belongings. This holiday season, non-profit groups and neighbors are doing their best to make sure even families who lost everything can have a little bit of joy this season.

Dec 19 19December 19, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Gretna One-Act Takes the Stage Seeking Another Title

Wednesday, the state one-act competition begins in Norfolk. Students from across Nebraska will perform half-hour plays and musicals, all vying for the top spots. One director has led Gretna High School to twice as many play production state championships as any other school in the state.

Dec 10 19December 10, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Nebraska Native Helps Keep ESPN's College Gameday on the Air

Outage Notice

Sep 27 19September 27, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Cooking and Baking Competitions Bring Sugar and Spice to the Nebraska State Fair

A mainstay of the Nebraska state fair is the food competitions. Judges take in nearly 600 entries ranging from pickles to cakes using a particular kind of flour.

Aug 28 19August 28, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Former Huskers Coach Frank Solich to Accept Tom Osborne Legacy Award

Former University of Nebraska-Lincoln football coach Frank Solich was back in Nebraska Tuesday to accept the Tom Osborne Legacy Award.

Jan 09 19January 09, 2019

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Libraries Face Gap Between Aging Buildings and Modern Programs

Outage Notice

Dec 05 18December 05, 2018

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Ponca Tribe opens controversial Prairie Flower Casino Near Omaha

The Ponca Tribe opened their controversial Prairie Flower Casino Thursday in Carter Lake, Iowa.

Nov 01 18November 01, 2018

Article at Nebraska Public Media

Alabama Celebrates MLK, Robert E. Lee Days

Alabama celebrates two very different holidays today. It’s both Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Robert E. Lee Day.Alabama continues to celebrate Robert E.…

Jan 15 18January 15, 2018

Article at Alabama Public Radio

Behind the Scenes: A look into the workings of a Nushagak sport fishing camp

There's more to the Nushagak's fishing camps than meets the eye.In the controlled chaos of Bristol Bay’s commercial and subsistence fishing, it can be…

Jul 03 17July 03, 2017

Article at KDLG

The Secret Life of Santas

Some things happen like clockwork this time of year. Trimming the Christmas tree, long lines at the shopping mall—and for parents of small children,…

Dec 07 16December 07, 2016

Article at Alabama Public Radio

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