Due to a sewer break earlier this month, Emergency Shelter Services serving Berrien County is seeking funds from the community to pay the $25,000 bill.  Executive Director, Reschella Hawkins tells the story on this episode.

Taylor Rental/Party Plus' 'Your Day Your Way' Virtual Wedding Show on January 30 is the topic of this episode.  Taylor owner Lois Ashbrook and Sales Manager Amanda Porter, Certified Event Rental Professional, give the details and let you know how to register in this episode.

This episode introduces the new not-for-profit Benton Harbor Community Development Corporation. Executive Director and Founder Ashley Hines join Brenda with Program Director and Community Support Services Kumani McAfee to discuss upcoming programming and initiatives.

Advances in early detection for lung cancer through low-dose CT can screening at the Marie Yeager Cancer Center in St. Joseph is the discussion in this episode.  Featuring Dr. Barbara Schmidtman, Ph.D., Director of Oncology Services and Dr. Edmund Paloyan, Medical Director of Oncology Service at Spectrum Health Lakeland.

People who may be genetically pre-dispositioned for breast cancer now can learn more through the High Risk Cancer Program at the Spectrum Health Lakeland Center for Outpatient Services in St. Joseph.  Learn more on this episode with Dr. Barbara Schmidtman, Ph.D., Director of Oncology Services, Samantha (Sami) Witt Crosby, Certified Genetic Counselor and Kathryn Vera, Nurse Practitioner.

The historic First Congregational UCC on Bellview Avenue in Benton Harbor is being restored by The Legacy Group of Benton Harbor.  Hear the story from Founder & President, Michael Hoyh, in this episode.

Discover the charming, unique downtown district of Niles in this episode with Lisa Croteau.  Her 20 years as Program Manager of Niles DDA Main Street has showcased events, festivals, shopping, services and restaurants - this year keeping the faith despite coronavirus.

Senior Nutrition Services/Meals on Wheels of Southwest Michigan continues to serve over 600 meals per day during the coronavirus pandemic.  Executive Director, Linda K. Strohl, talks about the organization and shares the details of their holiday fudge fundraiser.

Linda Mantke-Dolezan of Benton Harbor is a warrior who's been fighting breast cancer for over a decade.  A self-titled #momcologist, she's currently undergoing chemotherapy for Stage IV MBC (Metastatic Breast Cancer.)  She recounts her personal story in this episode, concluding Pinktober 2020.

In-store take-out counter to the popular Werk It! Food Truck to the new Werk It! Cafe and Market opening in November 2020 - hear the story of Benton Harbor native Audrey S. Peeples on this episode.  Chef Audy also discusses her work with the NOBO marijuana dispensary in the city.