Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the role of fire inspection, the feedback she is getting about outdoor dining, and the rising COVID numbers in some states but the decreasing numbers in Illinois.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about how he is still learning from his father, watching him be determined to stay positive through a surgery recovery, suggests that you will always find negatively if that is what you are looking for, and recommends looking at the blessings around you.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about the food box drive-up and the overwhelming support of volunteers for the event.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about the food box drive-up, the resources available to those experiencing financial hardship, and a day of impact featuring over one hundred youth out in the community.

Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about getting the important information out, the comments he is coming across in these extremely emotional times, his high regard for our local police, remembering a local trailblazing woman that recently passed, and looking to the governor for leadership regardless of political party affiliation.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the importance of the census on local funding, looking towards the next phase of reopening, senior citizens in isolation, and the benefits of wearing masks.

Wayne Kent talks about church gatherings in these times, the toll of the pandemic on society, how they have delivered over ten thousand meals in the last four months, how they have had to rethink and reshape their ministry to be safe, the role of churches in the quest for social justice, race relations in religion, their work at hospitals and with students, and how the need for their services will be high in the foreseeable future.

DMH's Drew Early talks about how they are making decisions at their facilities based on good data, COVID hotspots, masks, urging patients to seek care through their "Ready, Safe, Go." campaign, being on the forefront of new mechanisms of care, and the loosening of visitor restrictions.

State Senator Andy Manar talks about the opportunity to do something meaningful in the current climate, the difficulty of the job of policing, large gatherings, politicization of the pandemic, and finding solutions to the biggest problems.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about her beginnings as mayor, the uniqueness of the difficulties faced in the last five years, and the challenges facing the police as they serve the citizens throughout the community.