Matt Reed, who organizes the event, says even if your vehicle isn’t the best of the best, it’s still a good chance to come out and talk to like-minded people.

Listen to the full interview with Matt Reed, where he talks about the car show and the special way that the money will help out our school district.

Listen to the full interview with Sam Bundy, the chairman of the Red White and Blueberry board, about the 2018 Red White and Blueberry Festival on the Morning Connection on Connect FM.

Brockway has a new pizza place, Glasstown Pizzeria, but it’s actually a continuation of a local tradition.

Glasstown Pizzeria used to be a franchise, Fox’s Pizza, but owner Dave Burley decided that he wanted to focus on creativity and freedom, so he said good-bye to a franchise he had for 30 years and reopened under a new name.

Beth Sawyer from the DuBois chapter of the American Red Cross talks about issues you need to keep in mind while grilling.

The 2nd through 6th grade kids at the DuBois Area YMCA summer day camp program got to tour our radio station studios and even record a special message! Thanks for coming, everyone!

Carolyn Donaldson, the community engagement manager at WPSU in State College, talks with John Pozza about some of the family activities and programs available at WPSU.

What's the difference between a private audiology practice and some of the bigger companies that you might see pop up (or even offer hearing tests in public places)? Learn about why a private doctor is usually the better, safer, and more effective option with Dr. Peg Armanini.

Senator Joe Scarnati was part of a group that for the past 9 years has been maintaining a Hunger Garden near the State Capitol Building in Harrisburg.

Volunteers work together to tend to the garden, then donate 700 to 800 pounds of fruits and vegetables each year to food pantries in Pennsylvania.

Johnson Motors will be adding Buick and GMC to their lineup, buying out the Osburn company in DuBois.

Although some of the paperwork still has to the filed at the state level, they’re expecting to move forward with the purchase within a month or two.

Bob Johnson, president of Johnson Subaru in DuBois, says both companies are happy with the arrangements.

There were no major incidents at the 2018 Annual Brockway Old-Fashioned 4th of July, and the event was deemed a success. 

Council President Chris “Smoke” Benson praised everyone involved with the event.