AM Fox Valley

Dan is with Goodwill Industries, which organizes the Voices of Men event, coming this Thursday to the Red Lion Paper Valley.

Carol chats with Tiffany on Women Vets and a special survey underway to get their input on a variety of issues.

Joining with Nanci Micke from the United Way, Lisa Smith explains how the 2-1-1 system works and the new Addiction Recovery Helpline that has just been added.

Jeff is a noted author and historian that has a new book called "WW1 Crusaders", which documents an amazing humanitarian effort that took place in Belgium during The Great War.

Lauriston talks about safety for you and your pets on Halloween, thoughts about pet costumes and a product he's developed to energize your dog.

Chef Ace updates us on his new studio, cooking shows in the Midwest and some recipe successes and failures as well.

Senator Johnson comments on the suspicious packages that have been mailed to dignitaries in our country, trade and tariff issues for Wisconsin companies, and his expectations for the new Congress in 2019.

Chancellor Andrew Leavitt on the merger of UW-FDL and UW-Fox into the fold with UW-Oshkosh, what it means for the students, and what's next in the transition.

Dick joins me to talk about the Wright Bros. banquet coming in December, with two Apollo 8 astronauts as the featured speakers.

Gastroenterologist Dr. Timothy Edison on advancements in detecting and treating Crohn's disease, Celiac and Colitis, and how important it is to get a colonoscopy.

Along with Nanci Micke from the United Way, Beth talks about the vital study now beginning on teen suicide in the Fox Cities, what it entails and when we'll see the results.

Tom gives us a status report on 10-441, the Diverging Diamond at Oneida, progress at 41 and 55 and what's on the docket for 2019.

Dr. Starr joined us during the opening week of Breast Cancer Awareness Month to talk about exams, hereditary links and what you should do.

Scott talks about the new organization that will bring 3 homeless-related agencies under one umbrella in the Fox Cities.

Christina has just begun her Presidency at the Trout. She talks about her first week on the job and a new exhibit that's just opening.

P.J. explains why this hatch was so severe, how many different breeds are out there, and how to fight back before they start dying off.

Lauren talks about this weekend's Ryder Cup in France and preparations underway to bring it to Whistling Straits in Kohler in 2020.

Eric helps us get ready for the 37th annual Oktoberfest, with two days of fun, food, beer and fund raising.

Nanci Micke on the 2018-19 United Way campaign, the importance of the Diaper Bank and how St Joe's Food program plays a key role in the distribution to needy families.

Chef Summer, and Owner Dale Chu from Gingerootz join us to talk about Fox Valley Restaurant Week, along with Susan VanDenhuevel from the Volunteer Center.

Senator Johnson shares his thoughts on Judge Kavanaugh, tariffs and trade and his confidence that we can trust our election systems in November.

Cory joined Dave for a quick wrap on Mile of Music 6, then gets us ready for Green Bay's Hopeland Festival, coming the 21st and 22nd.

Tara talks about the weekend's races, how you can still register and what makes a good weather day for a marathon.

Senior Editor Sarah Perrault joins us with weather predictions, homemade sausage ideas and numerous other features of the almanac.

Lee runs a support group for prostate cancer survivors and the family and friends...as Prostate Cancer Awareness month is coming up.