Local news for Tuesday. Gerry Apple called into Daybreak to talk about the plans for a car parade at the end of May to help promote their Relay For Life of Shelton event that is still on for later in the year. Also the debut of the "Senior Shoutout Hotline" and pen pals in Belfair.

Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury and Health Department Director Dave Windom called into Daybreak to talk about the process Dave had trying to move to a Phase 2 variance. There's a National Virtual Career Fair for Veterans on May 19, 2020 and Jennifer Hadac talks about it.

Local news for Friday. Shelton School District Superintendent Dr. Alex Apostle called into Daybreak to talk about the new principal at Shelton High School and the name of the new high school sharing space next year with CHOICE. Jamie Mell, managing broker for John L. Scott in Shelton talks about how listing homes has changed during COVID-19. Also talk about Twitter and it's "Relive Your Past By Listening to the First Music You Ever Bought No Matter What It Was No Excuses Day".

Local news for Thursday. Executive Director of the Mason County EDC, Jennifer Baria came on the show to talk about resources available for businesses and workers during COVID-19. Allison Smith from Olympic College Shelton came on Daybreak to talk about how OCS is changing and navigating during COVID-19. Also, a conversation about the joint Chamber after-hours last over ZOOM sponsored by Our Community Credit Union.

Local news for Wednesday, updates on Mason County asking to be moved to Phase 2. Also, Jim Morrell and Kirk Smith from Peninsula Credit Union connected via Zoom to talk about Unemployment Fraud, PPP, SBA Loans, and what Credit Unions and other financial institutions are handling COVID-19.

Local news for Tuesday May 12, 2020. Mason County Auditor Paddy McGuire came on Daybreak viz ZOOM Video Conference to talk about candidate filing week and how it's working during COVID-19. During the Sheriff Sit-Down, presented by Our Community Credit Union, Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury called into Daybreak to talk about how the Sheriff thinks the County is doing with COVID-19, some things he's seeing out there and folks in the community doing a great job

CHOICE High School Principal and Vice Principal Amber Hosford came on Daybreak via Zoom to talk about CHOICE and the new High School coming to the property. Also local and regional news to start the week.

Dr. Alex Apostle, Superintendent of Shelton Schools, called into Daybreak to talk about Teacher Appreciation Week, What summer may hold and more from the district. Also, local news for Friday and a conversation on how much we're streaming video these days.

Local news for Thursday. Conversation with Paulie from Paulie's Place. Spencer and Jeff talk about the rise of scams, and how homeschooling is doing.

Everyone from the 2020 Mason County Forest Festival Court called in via ZOOM to talk about the cancellation of Forest Festival, what they've been up to and how they are keeping their spirits up during these times. Heidi McCutcheon from the Shelton Mason County Chamber of Commerce came on Daybreak over ZOOM Video Conference to talk about what the Chamber is doing to help support it's members and what the Chamber is doing for Small Business Week.