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Mike speaks with author Shirley Render, author and aviation historian on her book "No Place for A Lady"

Goodwill Niagara made a recent donation of military memorabilia to the Niagara Military Museum. More in this report.

The first ever Garden City Comic Con will take place on Saturday, December 3rd at Club Heidelberg in St. Catharines. Organizers Jason and Sara Stewart joined Mike Balsom in studio to discuss the event.

Laura Secord Secondary School in St. Catharines hosted Art Battle for the entire District School Board of Niagara. Anthony Luongo reports.

Mike Balsom speaks with Arnie Lepp, owner of Spirit in Niagara, a small batch distillery in niagara on the Lake who was just received an Award of Merit from the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority.

Mike welcomes Pam Sharp, executive director and Briley Deiter, fundraising & events coordinator from Project Share to talk about the upcoming Stuff the Bus Challenge.

Michele-Elise Burnett stopped by the studio to talk about the Red Dress Exhibit that will be on display at the PAC from November 9th - 13th.

Mel Monaco visited with The Source recently. The Niagara based recording artist is headlining a new year's eve show at the PAC.

The 31st annual Welland Food Drive took place recently. It was the first times since 2019 that volunteers collected food in person and sorted it at Club Richelieu for the 3 food banks in Welland. Lori Taraba files this report.

Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, fills us in on just a few of the artists, performances and films coming to the PAC over the next month. Be sure to visit www.firstontariopac.ca for a complete schedule of events and some great Christmas gift ideas for that special someone!

We wrap up our look at this year's "Frightmare In The Falls" held last weekend at The Niagara Falls Convention Centre. Reporter Carolyn got to touch base with a good friend of YourTV, Kim Coates, one of the stars in "Sons of Anarchy" and who also appeared in horror films "Silent Hill" and "Resident Evil: Afterlife".

A visit with Stephanie Thompson who has once again been named to the 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada list.