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In today's podcast, Craig Semon sits down for a freewheeling conversation with Rock and Shock co-founder Kevin Barbare, ahead of this year's horror, pop culture and music extravaganza.

John Leone, representing Punjab, speaks to the confusion that a new restaurant named Rangla Punjab may cause for both businesses.

Gertrude "Gert" Eaton, 85, shares her history of working on Applecrest Farm Orchards in Hampton Falls. She has lived in a house on the farm much of her life but said the farm's owners have told her they want to sell the property and asked her to move.

Do Savannah editor Heather Henley chats with American Traditions Vocal Competition artistic director Mikki Sodergren

Can you pre-register to vote when you get your driver license at 16 or 17?

Do felons in N.C. have to have their rights restored before they can vote?

These shouldn't be difficult questions, but information given to voters and the public have only muddied them.

Reporter Isaac Groves has spent the week trying to find clarity on two issues for people registering to vote in North Carolina and Alamance County. As of Thursday night, he was still trying to get answers from the state and officials.

Do Savannah editor Heather Henley chats with American Traditions Vocal Competition artistic director Mikki Sodergren

Spc. Jonathon Wannemacher is an infantryman in the 82nd Airborne. And he’s also a skilled marksman.

Bob Gore and Al Vaz on Boxford's $24.5 million "One Town One Plan"

the boys talk football and a few other morsels about local sports

Stefan Geller of The Needham Times spoke with Needham resident Barbara Johansen-Newman, who is putting on an art show at the Gorse Mill Studios at the start of November, to discuss her artwork, inspiration and advice for aspiring artists.