



Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller visits with us
This week, the Sheriff discusses ways that people lose their identity and how it's important to recover from that and also reminders abut safety around school buses and in school zones with a new school year underway.

September events at the Parchment Community Library
Library Ambassador Karen Woodworth gave a rundown of events on the Library calendar for September.

September events at the Air Zoo Aerospace and Science Center.
Seth Welton shared details on September events at the Air Zoo including an opportunities to get a look at the newest addition to their collection, the A-10!

September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
Dr. Angela Seabright with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan discuss how more factors that just weight impact a child's health and well being.

Gun Lake Tribe releasing Lake Sturgeon into the Kalamazoo River
Maria Scarborough from the Environmental Team of the Gul Lake Tribe talked with us about their annual Sturgeon release and the Tribe's on-going rehabilitation program.

Investing in minerals workforce development in Michigan's UP
Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson visited with us from Houghton, where she's been discussing materials independence and more at Michigan Tech University.

The Gilmore's 2026 Rising Stars Concert Series begins next month
Dr. Pierre van der Westhuizen, Executive Director and Artistic Director of The Gilmore, announced the lineup of classical and jazz pianists participating in this Fall's event.

Saturday at the Texas Township Farmers Market
Val Glasscock, Manager of the market in Texas Corners, gives a sneak preview of offerings at this week's market event.

Travel Michigan-Keweenaw Peninsula
Jesse Widerholt from Visit Keweenaw talked with us about the celebration of Fall colors and more in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Sun protection is still important as summer winds down
Dr. Peter Graham from Blue Care Network talk with about best practices for sun protection and why late summer sun is still dangerous and also debunks some common sunscreen myths.