Lindsey Herzing, director of our local Make-A-Wish chapter, explains the importance of these fundraising events and donations from caring people throughout the year.

This Saturday from 10 to 4 in Downtown DuBois, it’s a chance to check out the amazing work of local artists at the annual Art Walk on the Block.

At least 21 different stops will be spread out at businesses on Brady Street and Long Avenue. Listen to the full interview with Rebecca McTavish, director of the DuBois Library.

Joe Masonis, the bartender at The Friendly Tavern in DuBois, talks about how they are the first bar in the area to have the new Keno game after recently PA gambling law changes.

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, and Americans are kicking off the season by traveling in near-record numbers.

AAA projected more than 41.5 million Americans to travel over Memorial Day weekend in 2018, nearly 5 percent more than last year and the most in more than a dozen years.

Jim Garrity, AAA’s public and community relations manager, gives summer travel tips.

Jackie Syktich - May 25, 2018 - Northwest Institute of Research by Connect FM

If you live in the Brockway Area School District, your taxes are about to increase. The Brockway school board voted to increase the millage to make up for a lack of state funding.

The mills for Jefferson County will go from 19.40 to 20.34 mills while Elk County goes from 24.95 to 26.23.

Contact DuBois Honor Guard - Contact w/Joe Taylor May 24 by Connect FM

Superintendent Dan Hawkins, who is set to retire at the end of the 2017-2018 school year, praises Brian Mulholland, who was hired to become the Brockway principal.

Dr. Peg Armanini explores the possible connections between hearing loss and Alzheimer's Disease. You'll also get a lot of laughs as she tells about getting invited to Fort Indiantown Gap... and even flying a helicopter!

Beth Sawyer, from the PA Heartland Chapter of the American Red Cross, says a monetary donation can go a lot further than donating a physical item.

When you donate money, the cash is already there for the Red Cross to give as soon as a fire happens. It also allows the families to choose their own items, which can bring a nice sense of normalcy in the wake of a disaster.