WISR Extended News at Noon Interviews

Dr. Nic Bogs, a 1984 Butler High graduate, talks about being a Rooney International visiting scholar at Robert Morris University.

Andrea Korman is Chronic Wasting Disease Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Game Commission and talks about the latest surrounding CWD in the deer population.

Guest conductor Moon Doh previews the upcoming Holiday Classics show by the Butler County Symphony.

Dr. Shanea Clancy of the Butler Collaborative for Families talks about their upcoming Holiday Huddle event.

Miss Butler County Sami Roth joins the show to talk about her recent pageant win and her Take A Stand initiative.

Local Butler historian Bill May fondly tells the tale of the first Christmas Parade in Downtown Butler.

Fox Sports Joel Klatt talks about the upcoming rivalry matchup between Ohio State vs. Michigan, along with other college football notes.

Senator Bob Casey talks about his office's work in helping get a signed photo of President Biden to a local resident. He also discusses' America's role in the War in Israel.

Mark Gordon, chief of economic planning and development with Butler County, joins the show to talk about the latest infrastructure projects.

Gwen Carlysle of the Butterball Turkey Talk Line discusses the best preparations for Thanksgiving and how to use the Turkey Line resources.

Indepedence Health System is hosting an upcoming blood drive on Nov. 21. Dee Rosenthal of the Community Blood Bank and Tammy Fierst of Butler Memorial Hospital talk about information that is needed.

Butler City Mayor Bob Dandoy talks about the sale of the Butler Area Sewer Authority to the Pennsylvania American Water Company.

Co-directors Mia Tepper and Emily Cirelli of the Butler Intermediate High School play, Matilda Jr., talk about the upcoming performance.

Mrs. Claus describes the Hang Tough, stockings stuffed with care program which donates stockings to cancer patients in Butler County.

Butler County Veteran of the Year Skip Hesidenz talks about his military service with the Marines and his volunteer work in the community.

Jon Baker and John Cyprian of the American Legion talk about the Legion's scholarship programs, which are available for students from 6th-12th grade.

Cast members of the Butler Senior High School Play, No Signs of Intelligent Life, discuss the upcoming performance. Director Dale Van Lanningham, Liza Wick, Katie White, Delaney Rea.

Lynn McKinnis and Sarah Beth Swain join the show to talk about Remote Area Medical, the free healthcare clinic happening this weekend at Butler Intermediate High School.

Tyler Friel previews the races that Butler County voters will cast a ballot for during Tuesday's Municipal Election.

Gwen Carlysle of the Butterball Turkey Talk Line discusses the best preparations for Thanksgiving and how to use the Turkey Line resources.

Independent candidate for District Attorney Jennifer Gilliland Vanasdale discusses her campaign.

Pennsylvania Auditor General Tim DeFoor discusses the latest with his office.

Butler County District Attorney Rich Goldinger talks about his re-election bid.

Author of the book Child Last Seen, Maureen Boyle, talks about her latest true crime novel.

Michael Lombardi is the author of the new book, Football Done Right. He talks about the history of football, the impact the Pittsburgh Steelers have had on the game, and on leadership in the NFL.

Butler High School golfer Hunter Swidinzki and Golf Coach Travis Shingleton talk about Hunter's recent PIAA state championship.

Butler City Council candidate Dan Herr talks about his candidacy and other issues surrounding the City.

Republican candidate for Butler City Council Tom Donaldson discusses issues surrounding the race.

Butler City Council candidate Troy Douthett discusses his run for office and issues within the City.

Pitt offensive lineman and Butler graduate Jake Kradel talks about the Pitt season so far.

Bill Dimond and Jordan Grady of the newly established Southern Butler County Business Association talk about the organization and its goals.

AAA spokesman Jim Garrity talks about tips as deer accident season comes upon us. He also discusses the drop in gas prices.

Peter Candia of New Jersey Digest talks about his story on how Al Capone helped create the modern day pizza.

Kyle Kopko, the executive director of the Center for Rural Pennsylvania, discusses the organization's study that predicts a drastic population decline in Western PA over the next 30 years.

Andrea Korman is Chronic Wasting Disease Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Game Commission and talks about the latest surrounding CWD in the deer population.

Grammy award winning cellist Eugene Friesen talks about his style ahead of his performance this weekend in Harmony.

Howie Pentony of Pentony Capital Management reviews the 3rd quarter and previews the rest of the year.

Butler Radio Sports Director Bob Cupp joins the show to preview the upcoming Pittsburgh Penguins season.

Lisa Moore and Mishelle Grates of the Women's Imaging Center talk about the importance of getting annual mammograms.

Congressman Mike Kelly talks about the battle of the Speakership race in the House of Representatives.

Author of the new book "Number Go Up" Zeke Faux details his story on the rise and fall of the crypto industry.

Matt McConnell of the Connoquenessing VFC offers tips for Fire Safety Awareness Month.

Brittany Betts of SmokyMountains.com talks about the upcoming fall foliage season and premier destinations to visit.

Jim Owen of the Classical Mystery Tour talks about their upcoming performance with the Butler County Symphony.

Peter Candia of New Jersey Digest talks about his story on how Al Capone helped create the modern day pizza.

Jan Murphy, reporter for PennLive.com, talks about the possible government shutdown and the impact it will have on the state.

Pennsylvania Auditor General Tim DeFoor discusses the latest with his office.eventOrganizer: News Interviews

Butler Rotary member Leslie Osche talks about the upcoming Meat Raffle this weekend along with other ventures with the Rotary Club.

Christina Green and Dawn Kilroy talk about the upcoming Butler Fall Festival, which returns to Main Street this Saturday.

Special Olympics Executive Director Andrew Fee discusses the upcoming Western Fall Sectionals at Slippery Rock University.