Special Edition

October 28 and 29: A tour of all the haunted attractions in Wilkes-Barre with the Luzerne County Historical Society and their annual ghost tour; a discussion about marijuana legalization with program director of the organization High Sobriety, Joe Schrank and a discussion with author Liza Mundy about her new book, “Code Girls.”

November 4 and 5: A discussion with U.S. Rep. Tom Marino of the 10th District about support for controversial legislation that derailed his bid for drug czar; an interview with Dr. Perry Meadows of Geisinger Health System about the ongoing opioid crisis and a talk with Stephen Eide of the Manhattan Institute  about his Rust Belt Report.

October 21 and 22: A tour of Wilkes-Barre’s historic Hollenback Cemetery focusing on Revolutionary War veterans; an interview with Luzerne County Manager David Pedri about the budget and a discussion with Alzheimer’s advocate Kim Campbell, wife of singer Glen Campbell, about her work and appearance in Scranton.

A trip to the exhibition at the Sordoni Art Gallery at Wilkes University featuring the works of Andy Warhol; highlights from East Coast Paracon in Scranton featuring a past life regression session and an interview with a psychic medium and an interview with Marc Goldberg, author of the book, "Let Dogs Be Dogs."   Special Edition with WILK's Sue Henry

June 24 and 25: An interview with former Wilkes-Barre School Board member Dr. Mark Schiowitz of the group Save Our Schools about the possibility of neighborhood schools instead of a mega-school planned for Plains; a preview of the Briggs Farm Blues Festival in Nescopek and part two of Wilkes-Barre Councilman Tony Brook’s tour of historic parts of the city.

June 10 and 11: The latest on a United Way initiative that encourages parents to “tag in” on summer reading with their kids, a check in with Pennsylvania State Senator John Yudichak regarding pension reform in the state and the thoughts of an author Rick Hess about education reform and his book, “Letters to a Young Education Reformer.”

June 3 and 4: Coverage of Hanover Township’s Heritage Day at Hanover Green Cemetery; an interview with Mike Minor, Team USA World Champion Para Snowboarder from Waymart and a discussion with several doctors from the #Hadenough event, held at the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, focusing on the opioid epidemic.

May 27 and 28: Coverage of the kickoff of Young People in Recovery in Wilkes-Barre, an interview with Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey and a discussion with state Representative Aaron Kaufer about a welfare reform hearing held in Luzerne County.

June 3 and 4: A look at the historical Hanover Green Cemetery, interviews from the #hadenough event held at Geisinger Commonwealth Medical School, bringing together experts and audience members to discuss opioid addiction. ?

May 20 and 21: An interview with one of the principles of the new Young People in Recovery group forming in Wilkes-Barre; a discussion about the opening of Camp Kelly, the former Camp St. Andrew by United Neighborhood Centers and a talk about retirement planning with the author of a new book.

Coverage of the 29th annual Teen Symposium on the Holocaust in Scranton, including interviews with two survivors of the German concentration camps as well as a former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant who was a liberator.

A discussion of services available for those who served in combat with Joseph May, counselor at The Vet Center of Scranton.  An interview with Val Digiorgio, chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania. And, and interview with Cathy Scott, one of the authors of “The Crime Book.”

This week on Special Edition with Sue Henry, coverage of a Luzerne County sexual assault awareness event, a trip to the Luzerne County 911 Center during its open house and an interview with author Ben Bradlee Jr. who is penning a book about Luzerne County's role in the election of President Donald Trump.

A visit to the dedication of the new Miner's Memorial in Wilkes-Barre, a discussion about ethics with the Society of Professional Journalists and a discussion about getting the most out of retirement. 

A preview of the “Voices” project at Misericordia University, a collaborative effort between students and faculty that lends understanding to mental illness. Also, An interview with Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Pat Toomey and a discussion with PBS host and author Bruce Feiler about his new book, “The First Love Story: Adam, Eve and Us.”  

Details from those fighting on the front lines of the opioid epidemic sweeping Northeastern Pennsylvania, excerpts from the town hall meeting held by Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey in Scranton and specifics of what two Luzerne County  groups are doing to highlight awareness of child abuse in our communities.