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This week the guys are recovering from the weird semi-winter weekend that took place in the RGV. They have their weekly updates from the high school sports world. Pete follows Sabina Pena for 18 holes of golf at the state tournament0:09 Intro0:53 Football3:20 Softball (9:17 Boss's Birthday Break)10:35 Baseball17:25 Golf (Sharyland Lady Rattlers - Sabina Pena)20:44 Outro

MISSION-- It's an achievement for a coffee shop in the Rio Grande Valley to be serving up lattes, for 10 years in the face of corporate coffee and a counter culture against local coffee shops.However, the owners of Jitterz Coffee Bar know all too well the struggles of the business, but instead of attaining a liquor license to try and draw more customers through their doors, Jitterz honed in on a family-friendly atmosphere that draws in pretty much anyone.To celebrate this achievement, Jitterz will be hosting a 10-year celebration on May 10 from 6 p.m. To 10 p.m.The event is free to the public and will feature a performance by Sick Sea, a local indie band that has been making its mark both at home and across the country. The celebration will also be home to an art competition, a coffee tasting competition and many free door prizes.Jitterz manager Audrey Scott said this celebration is a way to give back and thank the community for their support of local coffee.Scott explained that the entire month of May will be a celebration, as Jitterz will be having a different promotion each week, like discounted coffees.One promotion in particular is aimed at giving back to the community.Scott said that during one week in May, customers may bring in five cans of non-perishable foods and receive up to 50 percent off their entire order.Scott said Jitterz is succeeding in its mission to be a home for teens for them to be able to have somewhere safe to hang out.And although Jitterz does appease the hipsters, music lovers and young at heart, it also feels like a great place to do some actual studying, host a meeting and it's even a great place to just show up, chat up the barista of the day and browse through the art displayed all over the walls.

PHARR-- As gardening season goes into full swing, the folks at Good Samaritan Community Services-Rio Grande Valley are creating a success story for their cozy garden, as children are learning the ins and outs about farm to market culture.Already, Good Sam is being recognized at the local farmer's market for their "Far Out Pesto," among other things. But the organization's main goal is to show children that fresh foods, especially greens are not only tasty but great for the body.

Every once and a while people need the week off. Don't worry Talking Sports is back! This week the guys talk soccer, softball, baseball and track. Soccer :25 Softball 4:00 Baseball 7:37 Track 11:46

This week on Talking Sports the guys talk about Soccer, Softball and Baseball. They try to figure out what to do with their summer even though it's still a couple of months away. 0:00 Intro :56 Soccer 8:04 Softball 10:15 Baseball 13:15 Tigre 13:35 What to do this summer 14:00 Preview 30-5A District Track Meet 17:17 Outro