Wyeth Jessee, the superintendent of the Shelton School District, talks with Jeff Slakey about the district. They talk about the football coach's recent resignation, emphasizing the district's commitment to creating safe and welcoming environments. Jesse highlights efforts to improve attendance and address mental health concerns among students. He also encourages community involvement in supporting students and the school district. The conversation touches on the importance of parental engagement, volunteerism, and the upcoming events and transitions in the school year.

Students from Shelton High School's theater class discuss the upcoming performance of Mean Girls. They discuss the excitement of bringing the popular movie and Broadway show to the SHS stage, the camaraderie among the cast and crew, and the dedication to this performance and the other performances during the school year.

Mason County Master Gardeners Tessa Halloran and Christy Rowe talk with Jeff Slakey about the upcoming plant sale organized by the Master Gardeners of Mason County. They highlight the variety of plants available, including tomatoes, herbs, perennials, and native plants, as well as educational opportunities such as soil screenings and workshops. The funds raised from the plant sale support community garden projects, workshops, and educational outreach. Additionally, they discuss the process of becoming a Master Gardener and the importance of native plants and water-wise gardening practices, especially in the context of climate change. They also mention events in Hoodsport and Catalyst Park, which provide more opportunities for the community to get dirty!