After their 4th straight state competition cheer title, members of the Cheerleading Team and one of the coaches talk about what goes into their formula for success.

National high school track stars Xenia and Lisa Raye team up with their brother - fellow track standout and WWHS graduate LJ - to talk about life on the track and at home.

She graduated from West Warwick High School nine years ago with no plans to return to the classroom. But now, over 1,000 miles from her hometown, she's a middle school English teacher and a high school soccer coach - and a pretty good one at that. How did she get where she is? She tells in this episode.

A fixture in West Warwick for years, Assistant Principal Steve Alves answers questions from students about school issues, his past, and his future. 

Co-directors Richard Marchetti and Rikki Spellman talk about bringing the classic movie to the stage, the best way to get a ticket to the show, and the differences between the movie and the musical.

Xenia and Lisa Raye talk about how they got into track and field, the pressure of performing, and what they like to do when not setting and breaking records.

They are teammates and brothers. Find out more about DionDre Chase and James Branch, one of the best backfields in RI high school football.

The parents of Matt Dennison discuss the start of the foundation bearing his name and give an update on the court proceedings for the man charged with causing his death in March.