July 18, 2008: A murder in Muhlenberg Township, an area cycling coach is charged with rape, and the Reading School Board moves forward with a plan to build 7 new schools; WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust catches up with Berks County Commissioner Mark Scott. Commissioner Scott addresses the difficult labor negotiations that lie ahead for county government, the Wyomissing School District referendum that was recently rejected, and the proposal for a new elementary school in Exeter; In Sports, you will hear from Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt and Howard Smith, Senior V.P. of Licensing for Major League Baseball. Howard fills us in on baseball’s Welcome Back Veterans fundraising program; Plus, Business and Agriculture features and the “Question of the Week”.

July 11, 2008: The tragic death of a Reading toddler, a visit by Governor Rendell to sign mortgage reform bills, and a fatal shooting in Reading over a parking space; Reading Mayor Tom McMahon discusses an ongoing struggle with city property owners and a projected budget deficit with WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart talks with Reading Royals General Manager Gordon Kaye about the new affiliation with the Toronto Maple Leafs; plus, Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

July 3, 2008: A vote on a Wyomissing School District referendum, sentencing in a local mortgage scam case, and reaction to the new state budget; WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust gets safety tips regarding fireworks and grilling from Reading Fire Marshal Todd Iaeger; Reading Express Head Coach and General Manager Bernie Nowotarski talks playoff football; plus, Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

June 27, 2008: A dispute over fees at Reading High School for a Barack Obama rally, a public hearing about Antietam Lake, and a housing ordinance in West Reading; Reading Police Chief William Heim addresses a number of summer issues with WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust; Charlie Adams of WEEU talks about Reading youth baseball programs with Olivet Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Rich DeGroot and Reading Phillies Director of Communication Rob Hackash; Plus Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

June 20, 2008: Soil testing at Muhlenberg, a vote on the Hay Creek Trail project, a proposal for a four-day work week for Berks County employees, and a former cop pleads guilty to bank robbery; WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust covers a number of hot topics with Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach; Paul Roberts of WEEU talks football with Reading Express Head Coach and General Manager Bernie Nowotarski; Plus Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

June 13, 2008: A statewide smoking ban bill, new legislation dealing with illegal immigration, a helicopter landing pad at St. Joseph Medical Center, and a bear sighting near Reading Regional Airport; If you are looking to cool down, Blue Marsh Lake is holding a Water Safety Festival on Sunday, June 15, from noon until 5pm. WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust gets a preview from Park Rangers Kathy Grim and Nate Freiwald; Paul Roberts of WEEU tracks down professional cyclist Henk Vogels. Henk is a key member of the Toyota-United team, one of the best teams in the country. He competed in the recent Commerce Bank Reading Classic; Plus, Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

May 30, 2008: A new shopping center in Exeter, a controversy involving racing at the Reading Fair, the latest unemployment figures, and an announcement that the National Dog Show is coming to Reading; WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust gets a lengthy 1-on-1 interview with U.S. Congressman Jim Gerlach. They cover a wide variety of topics including rising gas prices, the struggling economy, and the proposed Schuylkill Valley Metro Line; Paul Roberts of WEEU gets you set for the Commerce Bank Reading Classic on June 5 with the help of Cleve Corner. Cleve is not only the Senior V.P./Chief Government Not for Profit Banking Officer of Commerce Bank, but he is also an avid cyclist; Plus, Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

May 23, 2008: A standoff in Boyertown, a new job for former city Police Chief, and the details of the Pennsylvania Turnpike lease agreement; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart catches up with professional cyclists Michele Bote of Lancaster and Emma Giddens of New Zealand. They are preparing for the Commerce Bank Reading Classic on June 5; Paul Roberts of WEEU previews the big race with Joe Butto, Regional Vice President of Commerce Bank. Joe tells us about the lively atmosphere in Reading on race day; Plus, Business and Agriculture features and the Question of the Week.

May 16, 2008: Berks County Commissioner Kevin Barnhardt stops by Feedback for another edition of Ask the Commissioner. Commissioner Barnhardt comments on the economy, environment, and the Pennsylvania Primary Election; Mike Faust of WEEU talks with organizers of the National Dog Show which is coming to Reading in November. Nearly 20 million people watch The National Dog Show each year, making it the most widely watched televised dog show; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart catches up with Bernie Nowotarski, the Head Coach and General Manager of the Reading Express; The Commerce Bank Reading Classic is less than 3 weeks away. Listen to an interview with professional cyclist Davide Frattini from the Colavita Sutter Home team.

May 9, 2008: Diane LaBelle, the executive director of the Goggleworks Center for the Arts, gives a preview of the Second Sunday Open House on May 11; Paul Roberts of WEEU gets an update on the condition of the Gruber Wagon Works from Barry Kauffman, the executive director of the Society for the Preservation of the Gruber Wagon Works; David Chauner, the president of the Pro Cycling Tour, tells you everything you need to know about the upcoming Commerce Bank Reading Classic on June 5; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart catches up with professional cyclist Tyler Wren, a member of the Colavita-Sutter Home team.