Listen to audio about the mixer event from Jodi August, the director of the DuBois Chamber of Commerce.

TruCare Internal Medicine is inviting you out to celebrate their opening at their new location on Midway Drive in DuBois this Friday from 11:30 until 1:30.

Along with a healthy, light lunch, you can get a tour of the office, check out the state-of-the-art equipment, and get a free hepatitis screening.

You can also learn more about fatty liver disease, how to lose weight and find the right weight loss medication, and ask about diet counseling services.

The film “A Wish for Giants” follows the story of a young girl with an inoperable brain tumor and her impossible wish to meet Bigfoot. It’s being shown as part of the NAFCO monthly film festival series at 7:30 Friday night (May 18, 2018) at the Reitz Theater in DuBois.

Admission is $10, and half of the money goes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants magical wishes to kids dealing with life-threatening illnesses, allowing them to make beautiful memories and focus on just being a kid.

Listen to the full interview with the film's writer and producer, Aaron Dunbar.

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Sometimes it’s the most basic things that make the biggest difference. The Knights of Columbus donated more than 300 pairs of underwear, socks, sweatpants, and sweatshirts to the DuBois Area School District.

John and Barbara Archer from the Knights of Columbus had reached out to the DuBois Area School District to see what the schools needed most.

The nurses and teachers at DuBois had a surprising answer… underwear. Kids have accidents, so it’s important to have clothes they can change into.

Wendy Benton, assistant superintendent at DuBois, was blown away at the donation.

This Thursday is the Artisan Market, an annual event that combines education with product development in Brockway. It allows students to test out a small business in the real world.

This year’s event will be held in the Brockway Area Junior-Senior High School parking lot this Thursday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to noon

Government teacher Rachel Chamberlain runs the event.

In honor of Mother's Day, the crew at Kurt Johnson's Auto Sales talks (among other things) about families they've helped out, what you need to look for in a vehicle if you have children, and first cars for teens.

Karen Myers from the Fred Rogers Center talks with John Pozza and Joe Taylor about the 50th anniversary of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. She shares about how they're celebrating, Fred's legacy, an upcoming movie, and how children still love Mr. Rogers (and now Daniel Tiger) today.

Shopping for a new car can be overwhelming. Between the hundreds of makes and models to choose from and changes in technology, you might be surprised if you don’t do your research first.

Brian Moody, the executive editor for autotrader.com, has some tips.

Terry Khoury from the Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging talks about what the agency does and how it helps older Clearfield County residents.

Congratulations to Falisha Hutchins, our Sunny Student of the Month for May 2018!

Falisha is a sophomore at Jeff Tech studying cosmetology! She loves every aspect of her work at Jeff tech so much that she represented the school in Skills USA's Job Application where she placed 3rd!

Hutchins is an avid member of the Avium Club at Jeff Tech and is a volunteer with the ARC of Learning where she is a youth mentor to a 4th grade student.

Our Sunny Student of the Month is brought to you by Buck's Pizza and Stoltz Family Dealerships.