Kevin Breheny joins Byers & Co to preview tonight's Soy City Buzz on First Mid Monday.

Drew Gensler of the Bob Brady Auto Group talks about the Hyundai Palaside SUV that will be vehicle taken on the next Hot 25 feature, the mural art of Decatur.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about how things are going since reopening, their offerings of classes, and the positive mood of the patrons and staff.

Tom Brinkoetter talks about the volume of open houses, new listings and the fast moving market. Robin Thacker highlights a historic home in the west end.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe remembers former Mayor Mike McElroy, talks about COVID-19 testing numbers in Decatur and surrounding communities, and supporting local businesses.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about their recent return to in-person services, the responsibilities of church to society, the choice to care for others or only yourself, keeping politics out of church, and knowing that everyone is essential.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about their efforts in getting the word out about the resources that are available to those needing help and the pending circumstances that come at the end of the month when some relief programs are due to expire.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about the amazing work of the young people in the community who are providing 150 meals to those in need, the reception of the new mural, and where they are in their 20th year.

Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about how he feels the mayor is doing, the announcements by companies that they will be enforcing mask wearing, the variety of conspiracies out there, and the return to school.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the new measures taken by the governor, response from our local lawmakers, and the announcements by national retailers planning to make mask wearing mandatory.