Mike Hittner and Tom Brehmer talk about the recent Sugarbush event and the upcoming Campfire Cooking event.

Matt Lippert discusses how the lack of snow this winter will affect planting, avian flu transmission, and keeping farm families together.

Gary Erickson & Donn Lee Stueck join Kim Shields to talk about the history and future of the Dick Trickle Memorial Project in Rudolph.

Stephen & Katrina Hittner talk about garden seeds, upcoming information sessions, and chronic fatigue.

David Farmbrough talks about fair housing, anonymizing offers, and the National Realtors Association recent legal settlement.

Lacy Alling talks about summer events including Lunch by the River, Rendezvous in the Park in Nekoosa, Networking at Night, and the job fair at Mid-State.

Isabel, Isabel and Reese talk about the FACT program and how it gets the word out about the dangers of tobacco and nicotine.

Rep. Krug talks about the recent election and the down turnout, early voting, and the referendum passing.

Laura Huber talks about Creative Arts Day in Rapids and the Summer Camp Program.

Matt Zakowski, Kerry Meinel, and J. R. Siewert talk about how this event benefits Wood County Human Services Department, Assumption Catholic Schools, and the entire community.