The City of Suwanee dedicates its new Veterans Memorial just in time for the holiday. Scott spoke with local dignitaries and the man who created the memorial.

The 35th season of the Alliance Theatre's adaptation of "A Christmas Carol" opens this Saturday, November 9, running through December 24. Scott speaks with director Caitlin Hargraves and actor Andrew Benator about what makes this production so resilient and beloved by Atlanta audiences. David Bell updated his adaptation four years ago, and among the enhancements: an awesome revolving set dubbed "Tina the Turntable" that gets applause when the curtain rises.

An update on Georgia's most horrifying and confounding murder case in a generation - the Lake Oconee murders from 2014. Scott is joined by Andrew Iden of the true crime "Deviant" podcast.

Boo!  The short drive to one of the scariest - and most entertaining - Halloween attractions in the nation.

In depth conversation with Gabriel Sterling, the Chief Operating Officer for the Georgia Secretary of State's office. We walk through the voting process, beginning with how Georgia ballots are physically manufactured with security in mind, the fact that every Georgia voter—including absentee voters—is now tied to an ID, and what happens to those paper ballots once the polls close.

It's Georgia Pre-K Week, and Department of Early Care and Learning Commissioner Amy Jacobs is talking to Scott about Georgia's Pre-K program. It gives over 80 thousand four-year-olds a year a measurable advantage for kindergarten and beyond.

90-year-old Ed Fisher still owns the company that started in a strip mall on Buford Highway in Chamblee and is still headquartered in Atlanta. Thousands of self-proclaiming "Egg-heads" will descend on Coolray Field in Gwinnett County this weekend for what they are calling "Eggtoberfest." While they are there cooking up their favorite Big Green Egg recipes they will attempt to break the Guiness world record for the largest serving ever of grilled chicken wings, at least a thousand pounds of them. Current CEO Dan Gertsakov says chicken wings were pivotal to the Big Green Egg's early success; back in the day, Ed Fisher would keep a batch of wings cooking on the sidewalk outside his first store to attract customers, many of whom bought a cooker once they tasted just how good they were as they came off the grill.

Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the venerable C130 Hercules Tactical Airlifter; the more than 2700 aircraft were all built in the Lockheed Martin Marietta facility. The aircraft is so versatile and resilient, orders for new ones are still being filled. They can fly fast enough to air refuel a jet fighter, slow enough to gas up a helicopter, and land on a dirt road, if necessary, with 90 combat troops or 42-thousand pounds of cargo.

From the Billy Kelley Golf Classic at Braelinn Golf Club in Peachtree City Monday, raising money for the Tunnel 2 Towers Foundation. Speaking with retired FDNY Battalion Chief Jack Oehm who is a 9/11 survivor and T2T board member, and retired US Army Captain Dan Berschinski who was gravely wounded in Afghanistan and now makes his home in Atlanta. The foundation is setting up a trust fund for the two children of Paulding County Deputy Brandon Cunningham who was killed in the line of duty just last month.

Griffin/Spalding Archivist Cindy Barton talks about John Henry "Doc" Holliday. Though there is plenty of evidence of his birth and youth in Griffin, GA, and how he became a dentist, mystery surrounds many of the events that made him a legend.

The Griffin Doc Holliday Festival is the Saturday after Labor Day at the Griffin City Park with arts, crafts, a BBQ contest, and reenactments that Include the infamous Gunfight at the OK Corral.