Representatives from the Region 10 Education Service Center join the program to discuss the new STAAR exam. Our Friday feature follows A&M-Commerce music students ahead of their performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Mark Fox with the National Weather Service Office in Ft. Worth speaks to severe weather for 2011, and how to stay safe in 2012. And Kevin Jefferies revisits the record snowfall of February 2010.
Fannin County Judge Spanky Carter speaks to the funding challenges of volunteer fire departments, and Texas A&M University-Commerce welcomes new A&M System Chancellor John Sharp to campus.
Kevin Storey, an inland fisheries biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, addresses area drought concerns. Sasha DeHart visits the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library for our Friday Feature.
Eddie Radillo of Stop Tarsands Oil Pipeline (STOP) offers his response to the Obama Administration's denial of the Keystone XL Pipeline permit. And members of the Hunt County Transportation Planning Committee provide details for their draft plan for the county.
Chris Van Deusen, assistant press officer with the Texas Department of State Health Services, joins the program to address the new law now in effect that requires meningitis vaccines for new college students.
