ICYMI: Today on The Morning Show we brought you national/international headlines: Giuliani associates indicted, Michael Drejka sentenced to 20 years in prison, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wins Nobel Peace Prize, and rockets hit an Iranian oil tanker

-In local stores: Jerry Falwell Jr. responds to congressmen's letter he says includes erroneous claims about LU & drone deliveries are coming to Christiansburg

-A Lynchburg Airbnb proprietor Jason Phelps joined the program to give his thoughts on the new rules implemented for short-term rentals as well as what type of guests he typically sees in our area

-Controversy over AOC's $300 haircut

-Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": a man dies following a crash in the James River; Naloxone was administered to an unresponsive JFHS student and Bedford County board members want to see nurses administer the drug; Open Case Virginia: Lynchburg family seeks answers about their daughter's 2009 murder

-Campbell County is looking for wanted man Chance Shadow Lobo; "Braves scalped" headline stirs up controversy

-Millennial Moment: Millennials and Gen-X are experiencing financial woes

Superintendent for Bedford County Schools Dr. Doug Schuch joined the program to cover lots of ground: Naloxone being administered to a student at JFHS, the accreditation status of Bedford County schools and where the priorities should be, the Forest Middle School project as well as thoughts on redistricting, and the elementary schools at capacity/thoughts on consolidation

Superintendent for Bedford County Schools Dr. Doug Schuch joined the program to cover lots of ground: Naloxone being administered to a student at JFHS, the accreditation status of Bedford County schools and where the priorities should be, the Forest Middle School project as well as thoughts on redistricting, and the elementary schools at capacity/thoughts on consolidation

State Farm agents Kim Gardner and Chip Harvey talked about open enrollment for health insurance around the corner, HSA's, and group vs. individual policies

State Farm agents Kim Gardner and Chip Harvey talked about open enrollment for health insurance around the corner, HSA's, and group vs. individual policies

Dwayne T. Wade is 1 of 3 candidates running for Campbell County Sheriff in the upcoming election. He joined the program to introduce himself and share his views on staffing concerns in other departments, salary increases, the opioid epidemic, officers carrying and administering NARCAN, legalization of marijuana, and body-worn cameras

Dwayne T. Wade is 1 of 3 candidates running for Campbell County Sheriff in the upcoming election. He joined the program to introduce himself and share his views on staffing concerns in other departments, salary increases, the opioid epidemic, officers carrying and administering NARCAN, legalization of marijuana, and body-worn cameras

Kelli Diaz with CASA of Central Virginia shared how CASA helps children find their hero. She also previewed the upcoming 5th Annual CASA Superhero Run on Saturday November 2. She talked about the need for more male advocates - Come out to their informational meeting at 10:00 AM on October 19th. For more information on the superhero run visit www.LynchburgSuperheroRun.com

Kelli Diaz with CASA of Central Virginia shared how CASA helps children find their hero. She also previewed the upcoming 5th Annual CASA Superhero Run on Saturday November 2. She talked about the need for more male advocates - Come out to their informational meeting at 10:00 AM on October 19th. For more information on the superhero run visit www.LynchburgSuperheroRun.com

Marcie Jones is a local author who wrote the book "Shattering" about her family's journey through the maze of mental illness after her son suddenly suffered from a psychotic break. She shared her story with us on the show