Local news for Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury talks Election Day during the Sheriff Sit Down, presented by Our Community Credit Union. Other conversations include topics around Election Day.

Local news for Thursday October 29, 2020. Shelton Police Chief Darrin Moody and Police Department Intern Lexi McHargue discuss the Books and Badges program to help get books and supplies to students in the community as well as the upcoming Shop With a Cop and how it may be re-designed a bit because of the pandemic. Karin Leaf from the Mason County EDC talks about deadlines for grant opportunities available to people in Mason County.

Local news for Wednesday October 28, 2020. Mary Ricker from the city of Shelton calls in to talk about the Warrant Amnesty Day that is happening today at the Shelton Civic Center. 7 year old Cavanugh Bell started an anti-bullying non-profit and a food pantry that has fed and supplied thousands of people in need.

Local news for Tuesday, October 27, 2020. Shelton High School NJROTC students came on to talk about their efforts to clean up the front of the Mason County Sheriffs Office in downtown Shelton. Barb Weza from Community Lifeline in Shelton talks about how they've been able to adapt to the current conditions with COVID-19. It's also Navy Day and National Black Cat Day.

Local news for Monday, October 26, 2020.Mason County Health Director Dave Windom talks about the recent rise in COVID-19 numbers in Mason County and what Mason County Public Health is looking at for trends. Kathy McDowell and April Pooler from the Shelton Centennial Lions Club talks about a fundraiser they're doing for the YMCA in Shelton and an update on their efforts with the basketball court in downtown Shelton and their work the the Veteran's Tiny Village Project.

Local news for Friday, October 23, 2020. Dr. Alex Apostle from the Shelton School District talks about the school year and how the students and staff are adapting to remote learning. Managing broker from John L. Scott in Shelton, Jamie Mell, came on to talk about fall predictions and more. Steve Kramer has this weekends fishing report. Finally Kaiser stops in to talk about plans for Halloween.

Local news and conversation for Thursday, October 22. There's a new diversion program that is coming up in Mason County called LEAD. Jeff Slakey talked with county representatives about this effort. The conversation included, Shelton City Manager Jeff Niten, Jason Bean-Mortinson from Olympic Health and Recovery Services and Lt. Chris Kostad. Also, it's National Make A Dog's Day so we're talking about our four-legged friends.

Local news and conversation for October 21, 2020. Dick Taylor and Wendy Smith are on talking about the Port of Shelton. Also a conversation on whether or not VR nature can replace a real nature hike.

Local news for Tuesday, October 20, 2020. Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury during the Sheriff Sit-Down, presented by Our Community Credit Union talks about the LEAD program. Mary Ricker from the city of Shelton talks about the search for a Police Chief during the Focus On Shelton, presented by Our Community Credit Union. It's also Youth Confidence Day.

Local news and conversation for Monday, October 19, 2020. Aneesh Chaudry is a brain health coach who talks with us about the power of the mind and how we can help our kids get through remote learning. Owner of Soul Physio Lifestyle. It's also clean off your virtual desktop day!