Women's rights and role in society has gone through dramatic changes over the last 100 years, Now a days their really is no mold for women. Morgan Robinson from The Girl Scouts of Black Diamond stops by today to talk about some of the things they are doing to promote further growth in women's development.

During national disasters we always pull together to give a helping hand. This can put a strain on our resources however, on things such as blood. Sharon Kesselring stops by today to talk a bit about the Red Cross.

There are a lot of great movies based off books that kids love. But how do we get kids interested in reading the books as well?

After having a baby, most friends are quick to made a broad offer of "anything you need." Many times these offers go unaccepted even though there are some specific needs that could really help.

Many people were confused or even scared when President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. There is a lot to learn and Lisa Diehi of West Virginians for Affordable Health Care stops by to discuss some of the details.

We’ve all heard stories about the kid who made some really bad decisions. Maybe you have not heard that there is an organization in our area called The Right Path for Washington County that understands the predictors and can help families prevent children from making these bad decisions.

There is always a risk of some sort of natural disaster or just bad weather causing you and your family to loose power. So what should we keep in our homes in preparation for these moments?

Sometimes it is difficult telling the difference between a typical moody teenager, and a legitimately depressed teenager that could use some help. Therapist Derek Snyder of Westbrook Health Services stops by today to discuss some ways to tell the difference and what you can do to help.

Research shows that 80% of girls know what it takes to be a leader, but do not have the confidence to be one. What is happening to cause this and how can we help?

There are a lot of things parents, friends, and family can do to help a child with autism, but large chances in their lives can really cause a lot of stress for them. Cindy Dollman LeGrand from Circle of Friends stops by to share some tips on how to deal with these bigger changes.

As our parents get older, they sometimes pay less and less attention to meals and getting the nutrition they need, which can have an even more adverse effect on their health.

While you may view history as interesting stories about our past, getting kids interested in history can be very difficult. Jeff Spear from the Campus Martius in Marietta stops by to talk about what they do to help make history more interesting for children.

School for our kids is a given, but what isn't a given is what school they go to. Pastor Ryan Brooks of North Parkersburg Baptist Church stops by today to talk about some of the other options available to you than just public school.

Finding the right gift can be difficult, especially if you are trying to find something unique. Jessie Siefert of The Parkersburg Art Center stops by today to discuss how you can purchase local art at their Zocolo Gift Shoppe.

Sometimes we feel like we have to make all decisions for our children and when things don't go right, we feel responsible. Well there comes a time in every child's life when the parents have to begin letting go and letting their children learn to make decisions on their own. Marcella Swaney of Marietta City Schools stops by today to discuss some ways to begin this process.

We all use the heavy duty house hold cleaners, especially during the Holiday seasons to prepare for visiting friends and family, but are we always making the healthiest decisions? Amanda Hearn of The Eco-Friendly Family stops by today to share some information on making healthier choices.

We all want to develop strong, positive friendships in life. In the family is generally where this all begins to develop,

We all know getting your eyes checked is important, but sometimes, especially for busy moms, its easy to bump down on the prioritizes list because you think it will take too much time.

Little kids love drawing and moms love their children's art work. Unfortunately there just isn't enough space on the refrigerator and after a while their master pieces end up stored in boxes hidden away in the basement or attic or garage. Jessie Siefert of The Parkersburg Art Center stops by today to share some tips on ways to preserve their art work in a way that still lets you continue to enjoy it.

One of the great things about living in the valley is you get to have a strong sense of community. Some of of the most enjoyable activities available here are family events. Pastor Ryan Brooks of the North Parkersburg Baptist Church stops by today talk about the benefits of church life.

Within the first few years of life, children may already begin to exhibit characteristics of autism. Cindy Dollman LeGrand from Circle of Friends stops by to explain why it is important to have your child examined for some of these characteristics.

People are usually very interested at first and have a questions for new moms, but that quickly goes away. Some new mothers want to continue talking about their birth process. Parinatel Educator, Danielle Bergum, stops by today to talk about a program in the Mid-Ohio Valley called "Birth Socials" where current or expecting mothers can get together to talk.

Like most parents, I'm sure you are very busy. Sometimes it is easy to neglect yourself for the sake of your children and finding time for things like shopping for fashionable eye glasses might seem like more of a hassle than it's worth. But today Dr. Joe Weaver of Vienna Eye Clinic stops by to talk about their new website that helps you check out the latest styles online at anytime.

A lot of moms would love to join a book club or exercise group, but don't because they can't find a sitter for their children. Kelli Walsh from the Moms Club stops by today to talk about a way they have worked around this.

We all want to make the best decisions for our children and guide them in the right direction. But with such a wide world, it is sometimes hard to tell where to even start.