Host Will Rasmussen talks with Faith Ryan.  The topic is the election tomorrow and the School District Levy that is on the ballot.

Host Leo Marshall talks with  Heather and Chelsea from the Mahoney House.   The Mahoney House is having a fund-raising pancake breakfast at the Knights of Columbus hall this coming Sunday.

Host Leo Marshall started out the show this morning with Justin Webb from the Foundation for Wildlife management.   After Justin, Bob Perry and Sue Grosenick were in the studio to promote the Episcopal Holiday Bazaar.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Todd Nelson, candidate for Mayor in the upcoming city election.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jim Bockelman and Neil James about the upcoming city election.

It was a busy morning for Host Will Rasmussen, with three presentations on Voice of the Valley.  In the First part, Breann Green and K. V. Felker from the city of Salmon talked about the Merchants Trick or Treat and the Island Park closure.   In the second part Shaylee Turner and Sharon Infanger from Drug Free Youth presented Red Ribbon Week and dress up days.   Part three was Diane Earl from the VFW talking about the poppy drive and the parade on November 11. 

In the studio today with Host Will Rasmussen were Abi Beer  and Tona Leiseth from the Greater Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce.  The were talking about several upcoming Halloween events in Salmon.

Host Will Rasmussen had a studio full of zombies today.  The Drug Free Youth, represented by Kennedi, Izzy, Ava, Addie and Amber are promoting their "Zombie Walk" and other events coming up.  Following their talk, Fred Snook was in for the Penalty Box, covering sporting events in and around the Salmon area.

A busy morning for the Voice of the Valley today.   There were three segments, and in Segment one, Host Will Rasmussen talked with Mike Seal and Jay Wiley from the Elks about a benefit for a family in need of covering medical expenses.   In segment two, Preston Becker and Jean Anders from SMMC discussed some staff changes and other happenings at SMMC.    In segment three, it was Suzy Avey and Hope Benedict from the Historical Society and the Sacajawea Center talking about an upcoming presentation that covers how Idaho got the strange wiggly borders.   

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Taylor Smith from the 4-H clubs.   There is an upcoming 4-H open house.