First Class Children’s Foundation is holding their Spooky Season Spectacular Car Cruise-In and Fall Festival this Sunday, Oct. 17 at the Parkside Community Center in DuBois! Listen to the interview with the founder of First Class Children's Foundation, Matt Reed.

Mark your calendars for the 9th Annual Funny Fundraiser brought to you by Friendship Hose Company #2 in DuBois on Saturday, Oct. 16 at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church Hall.

Cost is $30 per person, which includes food and beverages.

Listen to the interview with firefighter Josh Penvose.

Summer Anderson from Purrfect Paws Cat Rescue talks about their upcoming adoption event at the DuBois Mall on Saturday, Oct. 16 and how you can help.

Brandon and Chelsey Faradori, owners of Better Bargains LLC in DuBois, stop by to talk about their new retail store, which offers high-end merchandise at discounted prices.

Brockway Area School District Superintendent Vizza said that the first quarter of the 2021-2022 school year is almost over and thanked the community, teachers, parents, and staff for keeping the doors open.

Kacie Rozas and Stephanie Stahlman from Christ the King, both from the Human Resources Department, talk about the new Walk In Wednesdays that will allow more people to apply and potentially get hired by CTK.

Sophia Liptak was one of three people at the Bennetts Valley Elementary School that had donated hair to children with hair loss during an assembly on September 14th during school. Sophia had donated 8 inches during this event! Sophia very lucky that her grandmother got to cut her hair during this event. She says she’ll try to do it again once her hair grows longer again! Thank you Sophia and to the others who participated!

The Free Medical Clinic in DuBois has started up Wellness Wednesday where they provide some preventative care and testing for free.

Listen to the interview with Dolly McCluskey, Dee Wheeler, and Paula Rock.

The DuBois Area Historical Society will offer a step back in time to the late 1950s and 60s with its 13th Annual Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk on Saturday, Oct. 9. Listen to the interview with Tom Schott from the DuBois Area Historical Society.

John Farr is celebrating his 20th Bike2Build trip, this time traveling 901 miles up the east coast, from Sept. 24 until he arrives in Clearfield on Oct. 9... all with the goal of raising money for Habitat for Humanity. Anthony Caiola and Farr himself talk about how Habitat for Humanity changes communities.