Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about generational sacrifices, the stress brought on by the uncertainty of the pandemic, and remembering the bears of Fairview Park.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about meeting with Senator Dick Durbin, how the leadership institute will help develop important contributors to our society, the latest COVID-19 numbers, and the wearing of masks.

Amy Jedlicka of Gustafson & Associates talks about the new looming tax deadline and the importance of making at least a partial payment as late filing penalties and interest charges will begin.

Beth Nolan talks about how they are looking at national protocols and guidelines plus using local autonomy to shape their plans for the return of school in the fall, how they are targeting starting on time, how they have received input from the community, and a time capsule that will be unearthed this week.

Dr. Cris Valdez talks about how Richland Community College talks about they are planning for fall despite the shifts in the pandemic timeline, and their dedication to technical training and ag education.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about moving forward with COVID-19 as part of our everyday lives, complaints she has received from residents, meeting with state leaders, the importance to doing all we can, and finding fun things to do with families.

Dale Colee previews Pharmacy Facts with Friends that features a pair of orthopedic surgeons and a look at the annual neighborhood wiffle ball tournament to raise money to fight Alzheimer's.

County Clerk Josh Tanner talks about beginning the process of recounting the votes in the election for sheriff, the variety of issues found on some ballots, and the logistics of the process.

New Millikin University president, Dr. Jim Reynolds, talks about returning to his hometown to help raise up the community, their plans for students to return to campus, and the new Center for Theatre & Dance.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the recent local COVID-19 numbers including another death, securing funding for the city, topics discussed at the council meeting, and recent vandalism.