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Emily Glass, our commentator on events in Sulphur Springs and former mayor, will chair the 2022-23 Hopkins County United Way fund-raising campaign.

Cedar Creek fishing guide Jason Barber (903-603-2047) is Luke's guest this week and catching sunfish (bream) is the topic. Jason uses modern electronics to locate and catch bream in much deeper water than what most folks fish. Tune in to learn what just might be a totally new concept in bream fishing.

Pud Kearns of Housewarmers of Greenville describes the full-schedule of activities on Independence Day, Monday, July 4.

Commerce Chamber of Commerce executive director Paul Voss relates plans for the Chamber's annual "Bois D'Arc Fourth of July Celebration" Sunday evening (July 3) at Centennial Park.

Our business commentator Wyman Williams, former Commerce mayor and long-time businessman, says the plans announced recently for the Taiwanese company GlobalWafer to build a manufacturing plant in Sherman, and previous plans announced by Texas Instruments to expand its microchip making plant in the city will ultimately benefit all of Northeast Texas.

Commerce Mayor Teddy Reel says the city has about 30 vacant lots available for sale to people who want to build homes on them.

Dr. Kent Montgomery, head of the Texas A&M-Commerce Department of Physics and Astronomy, says the photos released this week by NASA from the James Webb Space Telescope are sensational, but the spectrum — a representation of the wavelengths of light emitted by an exoplanet — is the most significant because it may help us better understand how the universe was formed.

If you enjoy catching catfish, you will love Luke's show today. Guest is Mitch Baker with Catfish Pro (www.catfishpro.com). Mitch and his dad Mike make several flavors of catfish catching baits that can be fished successfully with a circle hook rather than a treble hook due to the fact that the bait is designed to stay on the hook. Click and listen to some 'serious' catfish talk this week!

Pud Kearns with Housewarmers of Greenville relates plans for a meeting Saturday (July 16) at the Landmark on Lee at 2920 Lee Street in downtown Greenville to share ideas on ways of "reimagining" the downtown area.

Autumn Johnson, director of Campus Recreation at Texas A&M-Commerce, says with Physical Fitness Month and Water Safety Month being observed in May, the Morris Recreation Center offers facilities and services to help.