The music of Swan Lake continues to play throughout the town. Jean turns to Will Drinkwater for help. A surprising team-up brings trouble. Elmo Dinwiddie covers the Mayoral Debate.

Jean wrestles with audio trouble. Tempers in town start to flare. An update on the Mayoral race. Gerald drops into the studio. Elmo proves useful. 

Jean clears the air following the events of the last episode. Terra and Gerald are invited to participate in a "both sides" panel. The Mounds Brothers share a new theory. 

Jean and Toni sample some of the Purgatory High Blue Devils culinary efforts. Will Drinkwater tries his hand at radio production. Elmo interviews Gerald B. Gefullter. A surprise guest stops by the studio. Is love in the air?

Goose levels are rising. Leroy Scruggs has thoughts on the mayoral race. Terra Goggins has beef with rival investigators. Will stops by with an update on rehearsals. 

Rain in the forecast has citizens preparing for potential flooding. A large number of clothing items are found by a good samaritan. The latest on the Purgatory High Blue Devils recent hockey match; and the station has a new hire - apparently.

Reports of a fight at a local event. A pothole threatens the town. Gerald B. Guefullter expresses concerns over the goose population. Doc Hawkins has some opinions. The Mounds Bros and Velma Watkins reveal their new vocations. Plus, a new PSD Blotter is read. This and more in this week's episode of The Purgatory Report!

The Fire Department is hiring. Cryptozoologist Terra Goggins stops by to discuss her new show. Casting for the community theater's latest production is announced. Mayoral Campaign rhetoric starts to heat up. 

A new G.R.A.S.S. warning is in effect. Hockey Results: PHS Blue Devils vs the OHS Erratics. Discoveries are made by The Little Church on the Drainage Ditch, and there's trouble brewing for two local businesses. 

CPRG Anchor Jean Hogenbeck and the citizens of Purgatory, AB return in this Season 2 Premiere episode.

News from newly-remodeled Mama Olive's Cafe, a shake-up in local politics, and coverage of a once-a-year only-in-Purgatory event are featured in this week's newscast.