(00 - 18:47) Carol Sweeney joins the show to discuss the annual Back Mountain Memorial Library Auction, taking place this year July 11-14. Place your bids during a live auction, enjoy food from local restaurants and shop vendors and books. This year's theme is 78 records featuring a wide display of basket raffles. A shuttle service will be available from the Dallas Shopping Center to the library on all nights free of charge. Proceeds from the event benefit the library's general fund, which offers an array of services and programming to the community year-round.

(18:48 - 20:58) Then WBRE-TV's Nick Toma tell listeners about the heroism of Bill Wadell on this episode of Veterans Voices. Wadell, a Tobyhanna native,  is 101. He has received 8 wartime medals and acted as a radio operator on a B-17 Bomber during World War II. He later would serve in the Korean War and Vietnam Conflict. Learn more about Wadell and Veterans Voices by visiting www.PAHomepage.com

(20:58 - 30:03) The Keystone Mission is celebrating 20 years of helping those in need throughout the Wyoming Valley, and Communications Manager Jillian Mirro joins the show to talk about several new advancements the mission has deployed. Currently, the Keystone mission aids the area's homeless and needy through an array of services and programs. They have 2 innovation or day centers - one in Wilkes-Barre and the other Scranton - as well as 1 male transformation center in Wilkes-Barre that specializes in addiction and homelessness, where men stay for a prolonged time and get resources such as jobs, education, skills and more. The Keystone Mission opened Wilkes-Barre's first 365 overnight shelter on June 17th for men, women and families. Learn more at www.KeystoneMission.org