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This week, Luke discusses a few of his camp recipes including berry cobbler and fajitas. He has been busy preparing the meals for an upcoming summertime hog hunt up in Wood County. If you enjoy outdoor cooking, click and listen. You might learn a new trick or two. Email Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org

Commerce ISD Superintendent Charlile Alderman contemplates Gov. Abbott's recent proposal to provide funding to families for school-choice options.

This week, Luke gives some tips on making barbeque and cooking with wood fired smokers he learned from his friend Roger Davidson. Roger has won all the big national BBQ cookoffs and owns HORIZON SMOKERS (www.horizonbbqsmokers.com) . His company builds a wide assortment of heavy duty BBQ smokers. Tune in this week and learn some useful outdoor cooking tips.

Before embarking on a string of shows across Texas, Lee Roy Parnell devoted time for a quality chat with Notably Texan.

Commerce ISD Superintendent Charlie Alderman, reflecting on the mass murder of students and teachers at a Uvalde elementary school, says Commerce schools all require visitors to be visually identified before they are allowed to enter a school, and then they are further delayed from entry in a vestibule before entering the main area of the school.

This week, Luke visits with Bill Carey at Striper Express (www.striperexpress.com) up on beautiful lake Texoma and gives us a current striper catching report.

Pud Kearns with Housewarmers of Greenville relates the story of the handbag collection she inherited from her mother and which is on display at the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum through the summer.

Sharline Freeman, director of the Northeast Texas Children's Museum, says in observance of the museum's 20th anniversary this year, it will have 2002 admission prices of $3 for children and $2 for adults this Friday (June 10). The museum will celebrate its actual opening anniversary this fall.

Emily Glass, former mayor of Sulphur Springs and our commentator on events in the city, relates plans for a 278-acre subdivision with up to 1,159 single-family homes to be built about a mile west of the city on State Highway 11.

Commerce Mayor Teddy Reel, who recently succeeded Wyman Williams, says one of his objectives to improve communications with the citizens of Commerce.