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It was a very inspiring first hour as Mindi Sales introduce us to Troy and Jennifer Risener. They are great people, who along with Rhonda Wilkening started a buddy pack program for students at the Camdenton School District. They provided food for students in need. They also work closely with the Pride of the Lake Marching Band. They are two people who don't want any recognition but want to help where the see a need in the community.
Danny Ellison checked in from the road with his weekly ranting and raving. He discussed the governments need to make people dependent on government programs and what that really means.
Laura Martin stopped by to tell us about the great things that the Lighthouse Convenience Clinic is doing for the community. They don't take insurance, but they offer low-cost medical care to people who need it. Laura, her husband Steve and their staff make sure that anyone can receive medical assistance when they need it.
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