It's the Drive at Five for Wednesday, September 22nd. the Drive at Five is brought to you by ServiceMaster of Greater Pittsburgh. 

Local TriState PGA section golf professionals will play at least three rounds of golf today to raise money for the Foundation at Children's Hospital and charity initiatives of the TriState PGA. Andrew Wood and Frank Murgia joined Rick Dayton on KDKA Radio to talk about how much money the pros will raise through their efforts.

The family of Ian Brunner has started an endowed scholarship at The University of Dayton to honor the memory of their son, a UD graduate back in May. Ian graduated in May with a degree in mechanical engineering, but died a few hours after graduation in an accident while repairing his car. Ian's family wants others to be able to attend the University of Dayton while remembering his love for engineering and for people.

There has been a lot of debate -- and much research done -- on the safety of vaping. Dr. Kami Hoss is a dentist and author of a book called "If Your Mouth Could Talk." He told Rick Dayton there are many dangers of vaping -- and that he sees the results of it every day.  He stressed vaping does not just make a difference in oral health. It makes a difference in many different parts of the body.

The president and CEO of Heritage Valley Health System Norm Mitry is a regular guest on the Rick Dayton Show. On Tuesday, he talked about what their company is doing to make sure their doctors, nurses, and staff members are taking care of themselves. 

Doctors take care of patients every day, yet they don't always take very good care of themselves. That is why Sara Hussey, the Executive Director of the Allegheny County Medical Society is focusing on Putting the SelfCare in HealthCare. Hussey joined Rick Dayton this week to talk about what they are doing to take care of those who take care of us.