Susan Horne stopped by the 3WZ studios to cohost the Morning Show with Mark Potter on Christmas Eve.

Tammy, Cody, and Arly from Wolfe's Simple Life stopped by to talk about their new organic grocery store and eatery located at 122 South Main Street in Downtown Lexington.

They have locally grown fruits and veggies plus offer sandwiches, soup, salads, and more. Find them on Facebook!

Interim Executive Director JP stopped by to talk with Mark Potter about the services offered at Valley Children's Advocacy Center. In addition, they talked about the need for Lego Mini Figurines and Accessories and how they help children cope through Play Therapy.

Rockbridge Community Services joined Mark Potter on the Morning Show to talk about a RAISE event coming up on November 15th.

Having issues with a child acting out? Maybe some other issues you just don't know how to react to? Well you are not alone!

Give a listen and then get more info and register at RACSB.org

Did you miss the high school football preview show for Parry McCluer and Rockbridge County High? Mark, Jeff, and Robert were joined by the head coaches from both teams to talk about the upcoming season.

Rhianna from the Blue Ridge Outdoor School stopped by to share information about the Forest School program. This program for 3 to 6 years old's offers a unique opportunity for our children to learn in an outdoor environment.

She also talked about the Adventure Camp that runs after school and is open to kids in K thru 5th grade.

Want more info? Give this a listen or go to blueridgeoutdoorschool.com

Janie Harris from James River Realty was the cohost of the 8 o'clock hour of the Morning Show with Mark Potter. we talked about buying and selling homes, her first visit to Buc-cee's, a new style of mens underwear, and her favorite meal.

The gang from Mobile Vet Solutions stopped in to see Mark Potter on Monday. They are hosting spay and neuter clinics across the Shenandoah Valley working with local organizations.

Lucia Owens with Rockbridge Area Master Gardeners Association stopped by to talk with Mark about their upcoming speaker on July 19th. She even brought along a couple of blooms to try on air.

The Freedom Food Festival will be in Downtown Lexington on Thursday, July 3 from 5 to 10 pm. Each day between June 23 and July 2, non profits and chefs will be stopping by the Morning Show to promote their organization and menu.

Travis from the Rockbridge County High Baseball team and Kasey from Pure Eats stopped by to talk about what they have in store for July 3.

Festival admission is free - but purchase your meal tickets now-  and then choose your favorite meal  and support your favorite  charity!  It’s a great time, with great company for a great cause!!! Filled with food, fun and music. Get your tickets at freedomfoodfestival.com.