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Diabetes caused Sheryl Lott to go blind later in life. She shares the emotional and physical process, along with how her guide dog Pepsi and a local support group have helped her adjust to her new life without sight.

Host Don Wilkins talks to Rick Boggess, a visually impaired educator, about living without sight, teaching and local support organizations.

Don Wilkins talks with Daviess County Clerk David "Oz" Osborne about how he came into his position, and his upcoming retirement plans. 

Don Wilkins talks with two Goodfellows board members about the club's history, and what it means for the children of Owensboro and Daviess County 

Don Wilkins talks with M-I city government reporter Austin Ramsey about the City's consideration of allowing open alcoholic containers downtown. 

Don Wilkins and M-I county government reporter Jacob Dick discuss the 13th District House race that proved every vote does matter. 

Don Wilkins talks about the importance of Veterans Day with Cathy Mullins, director of Kentucky Remembers.

Don Wilkins talks with M-I county government reporter Jacob Dick about the Remember in November movement. 

Don Wilkins talks with Adam Edelen, former Auditor of Public Accounts, about being a Democrat in a red state, and Edelen's potential run for governor. 

Don Wilkins and Jacob Dick talk with features editor Steve Vied who will be retiring in early December after 41 years at the paper.