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  • Bert Cooper, executive director of Community Seeds in Lone Oak, says the new "Sacred Grounds" coffee shop operated by Community Seeds in downtown Lone Oak now offers tasty cinnamon rolls and other goodies baked in the incubator kitchen for entrepreneurial chefs.
  • Mary Shockley, Hunt County Agrilife extension agent, says how you present information to kids about nutrition makes a difference in their receptiveness to it.
  • Dr. Kent Montgomery, head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M-Commerce, says the University's observatory will be open starting at 9:30 p.m. Sunday night (May 15) for the total lunar eclipse, which will produce a "blood moon," colored red.
  • If you've considered fishing up in a remote fly in fishing camp in Saskatchewan, you don't want to miss listening to today's show. Luke''s guest is Mr. Barry Prall with Tazin Lake Lodge (www.tazinlake.com). Barry and his partner Trevor Montgomery are co owners of this awesome fly in fishing camp that Luke will be visiting this Summer. Planning a trip 'up north' is really not all that complicated, especially with a good outfitter to keep you pointed in the right direction.
  • Hunt County Master Gardener Wayne Bowman offers advice on ways to cope with insects in gardens and flower beds.
  • Frances Dalbey, Hunt Regional Healthcare outreach specialist, says May is Stroke Awareness Month. Despite advances in research and clinical care, stroke continues to be the fifth leading cause of death and a leading cause of adult disability in the United States, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stoke.
  • Trina Coldiron, community liaison with the Senior Center Resource Center and Public Transit organization (SCRPT) in Greenville, says SCRPT is in need of part-time drivers for the Connection public-transportation program and for Meals on Wheels delivery. Also, Trina says Julie Sickels recently was name SCRPT's "Volunteer of the Year" for her contributions to SCRPT.
  • Rains County Agrilife Extension Agent Sarah Latham discusses tips provided by Texas A&M Agrilife for mothers having to do without baby formula.
  • Dr. Dale Funderburk, Northeast Texas economist and long-time Texas A&M-Commerce economics professor, reflects on news that the West Texas city of Midland has the highest inflation in the country at 10 percent.
  • Commerce Mayor Teddy Reel says the among the goals of a series of meetings on the future of the city's downtown that started this week is the creation of an iconic feature, for example a water display of some kind.
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