Steve Weber of Liaison Home Automation talks about bringing technology to outdoor spaces including lighting and televisions, the importance of virtual reality to some seniors, and how they are serving customers safely.

Jerry Johnson of the Decatur Area Arts Council talks about the reopening of their gallery which features an entire show dedicated to Decatur and including exhibits for classic restaurants, high schools, the Transfer House and more.

Dave Wendt talks about how the Village of Forsyth is seeing more activity with businesses as the restrictions have been loosened, the response by law enforcement to the evenings with heightened threats of property damage, how they are conducting their meetings, and looking for ways to help businesses in any way that they can.

Dale Colee previews Pharmacy Facts with Friends that features a pastor working on community unity, an expert on how to cope in tough times, and an author who's children's book deals with patriotism.

Mike Wilcott of the Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater talks about the decision to cancel the 2020 season of events, what they are doing about tickets already sold, and how they are working on rescheduling events for the following season.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about local gatherings and shootings being seen in Central Illinois communities, the reopening of states surrounding Illinois, COVID-19 numbers, progress on the demolition of abandoned properties, the economics of rebuilding, and the need to work with surrounding communities to share resources.

Kyle May talks about the sustained demand on bikes, the ability to backorder products, some sales in their stores, and virtual coffee runs.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about being a fan of Dolly Parton, the State of Illinois being on pace to double opioid related deaths from the previous year, how Macon County is equipped to deal with the surge, how Crossing adjusted their admittance procedures as a result of COVID, the safe steps they are taking to open up their addiction treatment meetings, the mental ramifications of the events of this year, and the upcoming food box drive.

Bill Clevenger talks about the activity seen in the Decatur Park District properties as weather has improved, the successful first week of the reopened zoo, how they are being community focused on their reopenings, the use of playgrounds and public restrooms, the addition of outdoor movie nights, and the four new cheetahs at the zoo.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the rising COVID-19 numbers being seen across the nation, updates on encouraging local numbers, and cautions against being complacent.