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Rear Adm. Jeffrey A. Harley, president of the Naval War College, in the studios of Rhode Island PBS for the taping of Story in the Public Square with G. Wayne Miller and Co-host Jim Ludes.
Listen to Seth Stringer and Sam Grubenhoff give their analysis on gravy for Thanksgiving and how Crestview and Baker will fair in the next round of playoffs.
Brendan Kurie, Curt Brown and Mike Bonner discuss the lawsuit that has been filed to keep the 14 bells from St. Lawrence Martyr Church from being moved to Cincinnati.
Brent Baker is Steve Tarter's guest on this week's "Tarter Source" podcast. Baker works at the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council where he helps area young people find work or education opportunities while assisting local businesses provide internships. Baker is also president of Bike Peoria and talks about the upturn in cycling in central Illinois.
Preview of a Lake Wales event in which participants can decorate a gingerbread house and take the Holiday Home Tour. Each participant will also receive a storybook to take home. Paul Catala, The Ledger
Rickey Patterson never met his daughter, yet his home is decorated in items that remind him of her.
On Feb. 26, 2014, the dark-haired, 7 pound little girl was found in a garbage bag outside of Patterson's home. Tonisha Lache Crowell, her mother, was charged with first-degree premeditated murder.
Patterson said he never knew Crowell was pregnant. The pair share two other children, two boys who are now 5 and 9 years old.
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