Sgt. Groves stops by to chat about how long new recruits in the police train before going out on patrol solo. Also, does having success as a video gamer translate to being a good officer. And, what movies are most & least tactically sound in comparison to real police work.

Wade Milne & Lyman Hafen stop by to preview the Dixie Roundup Rodeo in the newly rebuilt Dixie Sunbowl. Then Lyman takes a walk down memory lane & recalls the early days of the rodeo & even playing football at the Sunbowl in high school.

Therapist Sterling Brown stops by to chat with listeners about the signs of teens experiencing anxiety going into the school year.

And, Flock Cameras: Good or Bad? Dale & Melo debate & take calls & texts from listeners.

Clark stops by to chat about the devastating flooding that took place last week in Hurricane. His personal response as well as plans to mitigate this from happening again.

Also, how is he working to bring more affordable housing to Hurricane.

Shawn Christensen stops by to chat about the Rise Business Summit coming up in September.

Washington County Commissioner Vector Iverson stops by & is accompanied by Sherriff Barry Golding to chat about recruiting the the sheriff's department, status of the jail remodel, cooperation with Immigration & Customs Enforcement.

Music Icon Merrill Osmond from the Osmond Family in studio to talk about "Can You Hear the Music?" a musical tribute to the Osmond Family at the St. George Musical Theater running Aug. 20th - Sept. 12, 2026.

Also, Merrill talks about getting karate lessons from Chuck Norris, a bass guitar from Paul McCartney & how did they keep their clean image through the decades of fame.

Washington City Mayor Kress Staheli stops in for his August visit to chat about how the city is using state legislation to help fund a road from SR 9 to SR 7.

Charles Dahlquist with Saints for Scouting stopped by to talk about how they are bringing members of the LDS Church & Scouting America back together, how girls are involved now & how to get involved in Scouts in Southern Utah.

And, Macrae Heppler calls in to talk about the update on the road construction projects in St George. And, some cool things coming to Exit 16 around Rush Fun Park.

Steve Dunham from the Washington County School District stops by to chat before school starts on Thursday. He talks about being ready for kids in crosswalks & busses on the roads. Plus, how the district has paid off debt early & is saving taxpayers a million dollars in interest fees. Plus, how parents can check into free or reduced lunch programs.