We’re talking about the Texoma Fun Fish going on at Eisenhower State Park this summer on First News AM. The next event will be July 12 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., all free of charge. Paul Kisel joined Ryan Loyd to talk to us about it and how kids can get involved.

SHERMAN, TX -- Big Brothers Big Sisters is a volunteer organization matching children with positive adult mentors. This morning we learn more about the volunteer-ism spirit through the eyes of one woman who is really making a difference in our community. Jada Brawner is capturing little moments of magic.

Shaunda Palmer and Jimmy Rosser from Nautilus Sport & Fitness Center continue our Swimsuit Season series as summer is now here!

Ron Nixon with the Denison Parks and Recreation Department came by to talk about what's going on this summer.

Chef Cathy shares something different to bring to your summer feast on First News AM this morning.

Fear not, Tomato Lovers. Jonathan Castro from Texoma Landscapes is here to help you grow your own tomatoes amidst mass confusion at grocers and restaurants. Click to see how you can skip the vendor and reap the benefits of growing your own tomatoes.

With your pictures, we hope to share the beauty of our Texomaland, and the talent of local photographers with the viewers. All entries will be judged on creativity, natural instinct, and the effectiveness of collecting the beauty of the Texoma area.

Pet author Amy Shojai and Tommie Kirksmith with the Red River SPCA came by to talk about National Adopt-A-Cat Month.

Licensed counselor Vince Sharp joined Lisanne this morning to talk about abuse in relationships.

The summer season is sizzling with some hot new games out on the market. The economy has more guys staying put on the couch instead of taking to the road and burning their gas. Ryan Loyd has this report.

It's the 29th season of the Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival. Today, we have Skyler Schmitz, Christopher Page, and Laura Makey with us to talk about this season and what a great season it will be.

Enjoy a dish everyone loves, all-naturally. Chef Cathy shows you how...

Johnathan and Lisanne are talking bugs this morning on Gardening Texoma.

Crazy good Mexican food is at this week's Double Dollar Deal, The Jalapeno Tree Restaurant!

Caring for someone we love is something many of us are faced with. Nicole talked to author Starr Calo-oy to discuss solutions to the challenges of caregiving.

Licensed counselor Barbara Roland joined Lisanne this morning to talk about long distance parenting.

SADLER, TX -- With a struggling economy and skyrocketing gas prices, families across Texoma are staying home this summer. We're here to help with hot spots across the area that are fun for the whole family. This week, Nicole Holt stopped at Bailey's Berry Patch in Sadler.

Jimmy Rosser and Shaunda Raines from Nautilus joined Nicole at Highport Marina for Living Lean at the Lake to get you ready for swimsuit season.

Chef Cathy has a light but filling summer treat.

Durant Main Street announced The River of Life Praise Team will be this week’s featured band for Music on Market Square. The team, coordinated by Susie Martel, performs in weekly services.

This week's Double Dollar Deal is good for a pick-me-up at any time during the day. Hot Shots Coffee has two locations in Durant, and it has all you'd expect from a top notch coffee shop!

From the Pet Talk segment that aired Wednesday, June 4.

Hundreds of thousands of children in Texas have a parent who is in prison. That statistic is why some felt the need to intervene so that those children wouldn't follow in the same footsteps as their parent. The Amachi Program and Big Brothers Big Sisters are aiming at making a big difference with little moments of time between children and their mentors.

Lisanne sat down with members of the Sherman Noon Lions this morning to talk about helping the community, with some fun at the same time with a golf tournament this Saturday to help local charities, to Hot Summer Nights.

Telling Our Stories, in cooperation with Austin College’s Relay for Life Team, will publish a book of stories by local authors this fall, with the theme “Contemplating Cancer: Stories of Life, Love, Laughter, and Loss.” The book will contain approximately forty stories written by cancer survivors, family members and friends of cancer patients.