Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Tournament executive director Jared Rice joins JMN to recap the first round, and preview what's to come this weekend. While it's too early to be certain, the start-again/stop-again play due to inclement weather may result in the tournament extending into Monday.

TPC's Charity of the Day is First Tee - North Florida, and Stanton College Preparatory senior Manyi Gnu joins JMN to discuss First Tee's charitable programs, how they have influenced her life, and opened up opportunities for her. She also talks smack about the Stadium Course's 17th hole!

Clare Berry has volunteered at TPC since its Sawgrass debut. She recounts some memorable experiences from past tournaments, and shares the perks that come with being a volunteer.

Blair reports on the omnibus funding bill that passed the House and Senate. It secures government funding for the rest of the fiscal year. and allocates some $14 billion in aid to Ukraine.

Jared Rice joins JMN as gates open for this morning's TPC activities. Today's topics include Tiger's induction to the World Golf Hall of Fame, crowd safety management as demonstrated after yesterday's storms, and how the rain will affect tournament play scores.

Jared reports on the government funding omnibus bill, which has House approval, a large portion of it allocated to Ukraine aid, and efforts to get a Senate vote by close of business Monday.

Rich, Jeana, and Josh have a look at what you can expect at TPC this weekend, and what you should bring with you!

Ascension St. Vincents Foundation is the TPC Charity of the Day. President Virginia Hall, herself a TPC volunteer, shares how the relationship with TPC allows the Foundation to provide no-cost health services to the Jacksonville community.

Matt Welch joins JMN to talk about this year's TPC volunteers and charity programs.

Blair reports on the House's overwhelming support of Ukraine assistance funding, and how many states have record prices for fuel costs.