In Focus with Carolyn Hutcheson

On Veterans Day, In Focus brings you the story of a Revolutionary War patriot, who survived his war wounds and made his way to Pike County, Alabama from South Carolina. 

Seminole textile artist Jake Tiger returns to In Focus during Native American Heritage Month, to discuss his tribal ties to Alabama and his November 14th appearance at the Alabama Department of Archives and History. 

On the Newswrap from In Focus, Todd Stacy, host of Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," analyzes the midterm election results. And the Wildcard is big, scary, and cuddly!

November is Native American Heritage Month, and today's In Focus brings you a preview of the new "First Peoples of Alabama" exhibit and art festival at the Alabama Department of Archives and History. 

Dr. Micheal Blaiss visits In Focus today with advice about coping with fall allergies and asthma. He is an allergist, immunologist, and clinical professor at the Medical College of Georgia.

Troy Public Radio's Carolyn Hutcheson talks with TPR Director Kyle Gassiott and Alabama Public Television's Todd Stacy about their voting experiences, voter turnout across Alabama, and new digital ballot resources available to voters during the state's midterm elections.
They also discuss election-day coverage plans from Troy Public Radio and Alabama Public Television, share tips for following results as they come in, and explain how listeners can find polling locations and stay informed throughout election night.
 

On today's Newswrap from In Focus, Todd Stacy, host of Alabama Public Television's Capitol Journal, discusses the midterm election outlook. And the Wildcard has one city holding a black cat round-up ahead of Halloween!

Today's In Focus brings you the story of a famous hospital-turned-hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, said to be the most haunted hotel in America. Dr. Jocelyn Cullity of the University of South Alabama reveals the con artist who proclaimed a cure for cancer!

October 28th is Public Radio Music Day, and this year's theme is "Sounds Like Home." Radio director Kyle Gassiott joins In Focus today, as we celebrate the music programs you love on Troy Public Radio. 

Autumn leaves showcase the most colorful season to visit Alabama state parks. On today's In Focus, chief naturalist Renee Raney takes us on a "Five for Fall" radio tour of five Alabama state parks.