Jeff welcomes Pastor John Speer and Scott Wells to discuss a free community Thanksgiving meal and the annual Living Christmas Tree at Liberty Baptist Church. He also talks with Danielle Wilson from Lake Cumberland Tourism about upcoming holiday events, including the Christmas parade, Christmas on the Square, and the Grinch and ice-skating festivities.

Jeff Hoover sits down with Trish Burton, owner of The Good Wife Mastectomy Boutique, to talk about the services she provides for women recovering from breast cancer. She explains how post-surgery fittings work, what insurance covers, and why many women don’t realize these benefits are available for life. Trish also shares how she connects with patients, travels for mobile fittings, and advocates for women as they navigate recovery.

Jeff Hoover sits down with Extension Agent Megan Gullett and Homemakers committee chair Barbara Sharpe to talk about this year’s Russell County Extension Homemakers Vendors Fair. They share how the event supports a local scholarship, highlight the wide range of clubs in the county, and preview the vendors, activities, and details for Saturday’s fair at the ANC.

Jeff Hoover sits down with Euretha Godby of Hospice of Lake Cumberland to talk about what hospice care really involves, how families can reach out, and the support available across the seven-county service area. Euretha shares how hospice provides comfort, guidance, and free resources for patients and their families, including palliative care options and year-long bereavement support.

Jeff Hoover welcomes staff and students from Jamestown Elementary to share the launch of their new Unite Club. They talk about how the program promotes drug prevention, builds leadership in fifth graders, and supports community service projects like food drives, coat drives, and Red Ribbon Week activities. Students step up to the mic to share what they’ve learned and why the club matters to them. A great look at how local schools are helping kids grow, lead, and give back.

No matter what season of life you are in, you can be sure of one thing...God's faithfulness and His goodness! Whether you are in the wilderness or in the Promised Land, God is good. Join MK, Jenny, and Bucky as we talk about looking back and seeing God's faithfulness so that we can move forward giving Him thanks!

Community Conversation welcomes back Adam Stille, the radio voice of Laker basketball. Adam talks with Jeff Hoover about his return to the broadcast booth, the upcoming season, and tonight’s “Meet the Lakers” event. They cover what fans can expect, from food trucks to scrimmages, team introductions, and a preview of this year’s boys and girls squads. A fun look at local basketball and the community gearing up for another season.

Jeff Hoover sits down with the coaches behind Russell County’s new wrestling program to talk about how the sport got started locally, why it’s gaining momentum, and what it offers kids both on and off the mat. They also share details about this weekend’s preseason scrimmage and community vendor event at Russell County High School.

Jeff Hoover sits down with three members of local law enforcement — Deputy Nathan Bradshaw, Constable Richard Wooldridge, and Steve Jones with court security — to talk about the Fraternal Order of Police and their upcoming holiday projects. The group shares details about this weekend’s dessert auction fundraiser, how the proceeds help support the “Shop with a Cop” program, and their work bringing Christmas cheer to local children and nursing home residents.

Jeff Hoover has some fun with Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Jamestown Mayor Regena Hinton as they talk basketball rivalry ahead of the Kentucky–Louisville game. Mayor Thomas, a lifelong UofL fan, and Mayor Hinton, a dedicated UK supporter, share memories, friendly banter, and their game predictions. Plus, Jeff adds a charitable twist with a $250 donation to the winner’s chosen cause. It’s a lighthearted, hometown chat about sports, community, and good-natured rivalry.