Bill Clevenger talks about the issues with power and downed trees caused by the weekend storm, details the new playground, the unique abundance of green space in Decatur, and the upward tick in people going outdoors for activities.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the weekend storms, school reopenings, and states with spiking numbers.

Kevin Breheny talks about some of his run-ins with nature and previews Soy City Buzz that features turtle talk and reopening businesses.

Richie Wolf talks about the abundance of activities at Rock Springs Center in the Macon County Conservation District including trails, fishing, live music, and more.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about how the community has responded to their reopening, the ways they have altered the facilities to create a more safe environment, and the variety of classes they offer.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights two large homes and talks about the increase in online views of homes and how the market in the area is still a seller's market.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the new mural downtown, a local update on COVID-19, the search for a vaccine, mask wearing, and high school sports.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about his nervous excitement about returning to in-person service and all of the ways that they have taken precautions to increase safety.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about how many of the programs and protections for pandemic relief are set to expire in July, how they are working diligently to help people get the resources they need, the availability of masks and a community blood drive they are co-sponsoring.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about the unveiling of a new interactive art mural created in Decatur by an internationally known artist.