Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about how his team spent a day brainstorming on ways to show love to people, how doing good deeds makes you feel better, warns to not grow weary doing good, and talks about their plans to return to live services.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about the significance of the food box drive ups and reaching the people in the community needing help, perhaps for the first time.

Cindy Bardeleben previews the Baby Talk fundraiser that will feature live music and food at Sliderz.

Natalie Beck announces the hiring of Terrence Taylor to the Community Foundation team and they both talk about community outreach and giving.

Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about the need to sometimes step back and gather facts, leadership without partisanship, his belief that unity will get us through all of this, the future of fire inspection in Decatur, the communication from city government, and the support of police.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the rising COVID-19 numbers seen in the country, sorting out the details of the next phase of reopening, the variety of ways available to support restaurants, and holding meetings again in person.

Ken Frye talks about how the animals have fared during the pandemic and how the zoo is accommodating its guests within the suggested safety parameters.

Beth Nolan talks about how the school board is going through the guidelines that were issued for students returning to schools in the fall and the contract negotiations with the custodial staff union.

Charmaine Robertson-Stoner talks about the importance to take an emotional temperature, how being wired for connection can lead to challenges, being mindful of our peers, changing your approach to open up discussions, how to talk about race related issues, and setting small, measurable goals to make lasting change.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the rising COVID-19 numbers seen in other states, the warm reception to outdoor dining, the city's willingness to help businesses make it, using the outdoor green space, and the concerns of increased neighborhood gatherings and fireworks usage.