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Post game with E-PC head coach Jared McNutt

City Manager Rob Hernandez discusses the proposed 2019 budget's impact on what he describes as a "structural imbalance" between revenue and expenses, in addition to consideration of potential new funding models to help pay for projects and services moving forward.

Auburn Street Crime and Safety

It's been a tumultuous fall for Allied Churches, which provides Alamance County's only homeless shelter. In late September, the now former executive director put out an emergency call for $50,000, threatening the shelter could close otherwise.

He and some other fulltime staff were then let go, and the board has been largely silent as its worked behind the scenes to keep the shelter and services running.

Reporter Kate Croxton fills us in after a sit-down with ACAC Board Chair Kelly Paul and United Way of Alamance County President Heidi Norwick and as she finishes a story for Sunday, Nov. 18.

GPA Executive Director Griff Lynch talks about the benefits of an inland harbor.

Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Griff Lynch talks about restrictions the Talmadge Bridge places to future shipping.

Mike and Montana wrap up the first season of The Bubble and look ahead at what's planned for the second season.

Moderator Kathryn Jean Lopez with the National Review Institute leads a panel featuring John O'Sullivan from National Review, Rev. Robert Sirico with the Acton Institute, and Dr. Jeffrey Polet with Hope College for the Kirk on Campus event at Hope College.

City Council members with taxpayer-funded cellphones will — for the first time — be required to review their bills every month and confirm that they are using the phones only for city business, under a policy imposed by Council President David Salvatore as part of a larger audit of contracts and expenditures.

Korsha Wilson, writer, cook and host of the "A Hungry Society" podcast, talks diversity, food and Thanksgiving traditions on this weekend's broadcasts of Story in the Public Square.