New Generation: Episode Two: Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local news. Herald Editor Jeff Gerritt appears on the show to address an editorial piece published this week, which prompts a call to action for government officials to abolish Pennsylva… Read more
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Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in the news. Reynolds High School wrestling coach Casey Taylor appears on the show to talk about his team's successful winning season. Crime reporter Melissa Klaric shares the latest breaking news in crime involving a … Read more
New Generation host Janeé Avery and Tanner Mondok sit down to discuss what to expect in the upcoming season. Read more
Mercer County Hall of Fame President Jim Tamber is filling in for Bob on this week's episode, as he and Lynn get you ready to celebrate Hall of Fame Night on Saturday. Read more
Behind the Lines is back for the new year talking about the the best things we saw in 2019, and our thoughts on the 2020 winter sports season. Read more
It's the "Hall of Fame" episode on this week's Behind the Lines as Bob and Lynn introduce the 11 coaches and athletes who will be inducted into this year's class. Read more
Farrell head football coach Anthony Pegues joins the show to relive the Steelers' state title victory last week and chat about what the future holds for the Farrell football program. Read more
Farrell is the lone survivor of our District 10 teams in the PIAA playoffs. Bob and Lynn break down the Steelers' semifinal victory last week, and discuss what it will take to bring home a second straight state title on Thursday. Read more
Sharon bows out of the playoffs after a great run. Wilmington and Farrell are still alive, but can they go all the way? Bob and Lynn discuss on this week's episode. Read more
Sharon, Wilmington and Farrell are still alive in their state title quests on this week's episode, and Bob and Lynn give their take on the Browns/Steelers debacle last week in the NFL. Read more
Grove City, Sharon, Wilmington and Farrell are still alive in the high school football playoffs, but how far can they go? Read more
The high school football playoffs are in full swing and Bob and Lynn are breaking it all down on this week's episode. Read more
Bob and Lynn are joined by PIAA District 10 chairman Pete Iacino to discuss playoff opt-outs, scheduling, consolidation, the potential of bringing 8-man football to PA and plenty more. Check out this week's episode below. Read more
Bob and Lynn are back to get you ready for Week 9 Mercer County high school football action. Read more
Bob and Lynn are back to recap last week's action, and get you ready for a packed Week 8 football schedule. Read more
Should the PIAA consider an 8-man football league in PA? Bob and Lynn discuss the possibility on today's episode, and break down all matchups slotted for this weekend. Read more
Hickory took down Grove City over the weekend in one of the best games we've seen all season. We're recapping that matchup and the rest of the Week 6 slate on this week's episode. Read more
Grove City and Wilmington stay unbeaten while Lakeview picks up its first win of the season. Meanwhile, Farrell and Sharon are riding three-game win streaks and rounding into playoff shape. Check out today’s episode for a full recap of Week 5 action with Bob and Lynn. Read more
Bob and Lynn are back for the midweek episode to break down all the action coming your way in Week 5 of the Mercer County fall sports season. Read more
Bob and Lynn are back to recap Week 4 of the high school sports season. We’re also talking Penn State’s win over Pittsburgh, Bob’s Steelers falling to 0-2, and Lynn’s Browns set to take the field tonight against the Jets. Read more
Bob and Lynn break down the past week of high school sports on this week's episode, and preview some huge regional match ups slotted this weekend in Mercer County. We also had a quick Brows and Steelers therapy session and chatted about some of the NFL's biggest headlines. Read more
Terry Dach, of Grant Street Exit, stopped by the newsroom to close out the summer session of The Herald Concert Series. Terry played three songs spanning his lengthy music career and chatted about the highs and lows of being a working singer songwriter. Read more
Bob and Lynn are back from a long holiday weekend to break down the second weekend of fall high school sports and get you ready for Week 3. Read more
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