The FFA is an organization that focuses on agriculture and leadership, and managing the plant sale is just one way Brockway FFA members gain practical knowledge for the future.

Brockway FFA Advisor Kyle Norman explains the importance of organizations like FFA.

Robert Beeson is a Christian music executive and author of “Going Solo: Hope and Healing for the Single Mom or Dad."

Beeson says that when his wife left him unexpectedly and raised his three young girls by himself, he felt isolated.

Listen to the full interview about how to "spring clean" your social media with tech expert Jennifer Jolly.

Jennifer Jolly suggests first clear out your old groups, then move on to deciding if there are any friends on your list who you don’t know or don’t really talk to.

You should also double check your privacy settings. You can customize who can see your posts on Facebook and who can contact you. Also review your “third party apps” and make a note of which programs can access your Facebook account. Delete any that you don’t recognize or that you don’t use anymore.

It’s also a good time to delete or untag any photos of you that are not flattering or that don’t show you in a professional way.

Spring cleaning is still underway in the City of DuBois, and officials are reminding you to clean up the sidewalks.

Anti-skid material, gravel, road salt, and grass clippings all need to be swept up and put into the garbage by May 15.

Please don’t sweep anything into the roadway. It can be difficult for the street sweeper to pick it up. Instead, use a dustpan and put anything you find into the garbage.

Listen to comments from DuBois City Manager, Herm Suplizio.

No question about it… "selfie culture" has completely changed how we visit museums, zoos, art galleries, restaurants, and really anywhere that has something interesting where we can take of photo of ourselves.

That means that businesses, the smart ones at least, are adjusting their layouts to make things more photo-friendly.

Listen to comments from Tom Zaller, the CEO of Imagine Exhibitions, who has worked on exhibits promoting things like Jurassic World, Hunger Games, and Downtown Abbey.

Cancer survivors flocked to Harrisburg recently to urge lawmakers to end exemptions to Pennsylvania's Clean Indoor Air Act.

Listen to comments from Diana Phillips from the American Cancer Society's Cancer Action Network.

Almost 81,000 Pennsylvanians will be diagnosed with cancer this year, and close to 30,000 will die of cancer-related causes. Cancer patients, survivors and caregivers spent the day asking their representatives to protect more workers from the dangers of secondhand smoke by extending the law to ban smoking in all workplaces in the state.

Tom Bowser from Shankel's Pharmacy in DuBois talks about the grey areas of CBD oils, also known as cannabidiol. CBD comes from this cannabis plant, but it doesn't contain enough THC to produce a "high" effect.

Although at the federal level, CBD is still technically considered a Schedule I drug, it is being sold online. It's legal on the state level in many different states, although laws vary.

Listen as Tom explains some of the purported benefits and potential risk of CBD.

The DuBois Dream recently held a AAU and Youth Basketball Workout, with kids from under 10 years old up to 18-year-old students. Players from DuBois, Clearfield, St. Marys, Punxsutawney, Brookville, and even Indiana showed up to workout and compete.

Albert Varacallo, owner and player for the DuBois Dream, says he was happy with the talent that showed up and can’t wait to continue programs like this that help support all kinds of kids. He says he enjoys challenging them and making them better players.

A local film group is providing a thought-provoking look into the history of marijuana tonight.

A colorized version of the classic 1936 propaganda film “Reefer Madness” is showing tonight at 7:30 at the Reitz Theater in Dubois.

The cost is $5 and goes towards NAFCO, the Northern Appalachian Film Collective, which strives to bring more filmmaking to our area.

Listen to the full interview with Elizabeth Brassell, spokesperson for the PA Liquor Control Board. about the Know When, Know How campaign.

She talks about the statistics and gives examples of how she and other real parents have used everyday life to start conversations with their kids.