Photo: Greg Lovett / The Palm Beach Post / USA Today FORT MEYERS, Florida, September 30, 2022 ~ Hurricane Ian devastated the southwest Florida coast Wednesday afternoon, with the category 4 storm’s 150 mph winds and rain causing widespread flooding, damaging to thousands of homes, and more leaving than 2.3 million customers without power. As…
September 30, 2022 ~ Mark Copeland, Jay’s Sporting Goods General Manager tells Paul that bow hunting season starts this weekend and they are ready for Michigan’s hunters.
September 30, 2022 ~ Kim Smith, Paul W. Smith’s wife was in Naples during Hurricane Ian, and she tells Paul that although they lost power, they are safe, however many others are dealing with devastating damage. Photo credit to © Chris Tilley Photo / USA TODAY NETWORK
September 29, 2022 ~ AAA’s Howard Hughey talks to Chris & Sean about this Saturday’s Auto Fest and he says if you love cars, come check out the event at the company’s main headquarters in Dearborn.
September 29, 2022 ~ Kathy Hoekstra, Development Communications Officer with the Pacific Legal Foundation talks to Chris & Sean about the lawsuit filed challenging President Biden’s loan forgiveness plan.
September 28, 2022 ~ Retired NYPD Lt. Commander Joe Cardinale speaks with Chris and Sean about how Apple Air Tags, that were created to help you track your stuff, have become the tools of stalkers and criminals.
September 28, 2022 ~ Novi Community School District superintendent Ben Mainka talks with Chris and Sean about his district being named the number one district in Michigan
September 28, 2022 ~ Retired college English professor Barry Hewlet updates Chris and Sean on preparations people in Florida are making as Hurricane Ian makes its way towards the mainland.
September 26, 2022 ~ The Grand Hotel President of Operations tells Paul it has been a great season and they have big plans for even more improvements to the historic Mackinac Island hotel this winter.
September 26, 2022 ~ The Mackinac Island Tourism CEO tells Paul the summer travel season was great for the island and as Fall begins, tourists continue to flock to the island.
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