After we announced that Gerry Davis would be back in Appleton to receive the Red Smith Award at January's banquet, he joined me for a few minutes to talk about baseball and the award.

The son of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, who was shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, captured, put on trial and eventually swapped for a Russian spy. Gary talks about his father's life upon returning to the U.S., what Gary has discovered researching the incident and much more.

Dave talks about the British Open, Trump's week and the busy summer season of events!

It's almost done...the 10-441 Tri County Project, and Project Mgr. Tom Buchholz gives us a status report and an update on the future I-41 widening from Highway 96 to Schuering Road in De Pere.

Dave looks back over a week of Alex Morgan, Trump flubs and smoky air from Canada!

Heather and the crew at Fox Communities Credit Union are gearing up for the 4th annual Bike event that's become a big feature of Mile of Music weekend!

Kim coordinates volunteer efforts with Mile of Music, what they're looking for and how you can get involved in a very cool event!

Jamie Loehnis and Jeff Jirschele join Dave to explain how the Daybreak Project began, what's talked about at their meetings, and how and why you should attend.

Professor Del Toro talks about the Pollinator Project, how you can improve the habitat for bees and efforts to create urban hives in D.T. Appleton.

The 27th edition of the Congressional Pig Book, with Citizens against Government Waste's Tom Schatz, who exposes pork-barrel spending is up again.