Today Barb chats with two members of the Joe Figley family who reminisce about the glory days of Figley's Shamrock Inn.

Today Barb chats with Dianna Elzer, the owner of Sutherin's Greenhouse, about various plants and gardening tips.

Robbie Fusetti, from Natural Touch Massotherapy, stops to chat with Barb about how important your feet are and how to keep them strong and healthy.

Barb chats with Ellen Rettig, a Funeral Director for Van Dyke-Swaney-Rettig Funeral Home. Ellen explains why it is important to make those final arrangements before it is necessary. By planning ahead, you have the opportunity meet with her and discuss the options. And then you can take your time deciding what you want to do for your family to make that final good by a memorable event to celebrate your life.

Barb shares a variety of information on what to do while waiting for an ambulance to arrive. She talks about information that needs to be gathered, moving your pets to a secure location, making sure there is adequate access to your home and touches on tips for healthy vacation travel plans.

Barb chats with Rudy, a local EMT, about all the steps that must be completed when you call 9-1-1 with an emergency. They talk through a typical emergency call from someone having an accident to the ambulance and crew returning to the station after about 3 or 4 hours. This chat is filled with "Gee, I didn't know that" and "I never thought of that before" information.

Barb chats with Renee McCormick who started making all natural, organic and gluten free dog treats for her dog Jaxson. After she made more than Jack could possibly eat, she shared them with her friends and family and the treats were a hit. She has been selling treats online for three years and chats with Barb about her journey, while she was working full time, into being a successful hometown business owner.

Today Barb will be chatting with Illustrator Laura Garvin. As an artist, Laura, is a graphic designer by day and a children's book illustrator by night.

Barb chats with Susan McDade Wagner, who is the president of the East Palestine Alumni Scholarship Association.  Susan not only shares the history of the association but gives several tips for filling out successful scholarship applications.  This is full of "Gee, I didn't know that" information for both parents and students.

Barb chats with the three founders of the East Palestine Community Foundation.  In 10 years, the Community Foundation has funded projects ranging from a splash pad to a disc golf course.  They talk about some of the various funding projects they have tried and some that they will never try again!   They have followed their mission and worked to provide funding for improvements and projects which will benefit the community.