(0 -11:51) -The Swoyersville Kiwanis have been hard at work in their community, holding events to raise money for area charities, children and other groups. Kiwanis club president Kathy Breznay explains the history of the nonprofit and several events they are hosting in the community through the end of the year. The group is also looking for members, volunteers and more - you can learn more by visiting the Swoyersville Kiwanis on Facebook!

(11:51-15:43)- It's National Physician Assistant Week! King's College Physician Assistant student Erin McShane tells Frankie about the important roles physician assistants play in your health and how listeners can thank their own PA's from October 6-12. 

(15:44-28:30) - Luzerne County Heads Start has been a vital organization for furthering childhood development and education in the area for decades, and the group had just been awarded a major grant to further develop their Early Head Start Home Visiting Program. Executive Director Lynn Evans Biga and Brooke Williams, Community Advocate,  says the grant will allow Head Start to help an additional 50 children and their families in Wilkes-Barre, Edwardsville and Exeter's programs, as well as hire 5 additional Family Educators. They will be hosting a recruiting event on Friday, October 11th at their Beekman St location. Learn more by visiting Luzerne County Head Start!

(28:30-30) Veterans Voices Host Nick Toma finds himself in Honesdale, where Kim Erikson has just unveiled the first women's monument to the public. Area veterans believe the monument to women veterans and active military has been a long time coming and should not forget to be honored alongside their male counterparts. Find out more about Veterans Voices at PAHomepage.com