DMH's Drew Early talks about how he has learned about the resiliency of his team and the community through the response to the pandemic, encouraging people to get the treatment they need, the ways they are helping with weight management, and the positive reception their virtual services have gotten.

State Senator Andy Manar talks about the first six months of legalized cannabis, confusing lawsuits, implementation of masks, readiness of schools, grant money, and a big contribution to help with adult literacy.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the recent comments of concern from the governor, the coin shortage, urging citizens to get the help they need, the long lasting ramifications on the economy, and ways that Decatur improvements are being noticed outside of the city.

Tracy Hewitt talks about how the DISC is taking advantage of the outdoor space at the Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater to host their outdoor strength and conditioning classes.

Dale Colee previews Pharmacy Facts with Friends that spotlights the people and services that make Crossing Healthcare a special and important part of the community.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the nine to cases in Macon County, the rising numbers in surrounding counties, enforcement of social guidelines, secured grant money, and support for minority owned businesses.

Kyle May talks about his bike riding trip to the Ozarks, a variety of cancelled events, their virtual runs to Coffee Connection, the return of Run United as a virtual event, and their training classes beginning.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about their partnership with Workforce Investment Solutions to help people recovering from substance addiction transition into the workforce, and details the return of their garden bags that have had a positive impact on local health.

Drew Gensler of the Bob Brady Auto Group talks about the popularity of Jeeps and why the Jeep Wrangler was selected for the Hot 25 excursion to Rock Springs Center.

Amber Kaylor talks about lobbying to get children's museums the option to reopen, continuing the Duck Derby virtually, ways people can help them, and the summer camps they offer.