Teri Hammel of the Decatur Area Convention and Visitors Bureau joins Byers and Co announce a new contest for local restaurants.  The DACVB is donating a $2500 marketing package for one lucky restaurant!  Restaurants can enter today at NowDecautur.com

Dr. Cris Valdez of Richland Community College joined Byers & Co to talk about their plans to reopen the school and a new minority mentorship program. Listen to the podcast now.

School Board President Beth Nolan joins Byers & Co to talk about the neighborhood revitalization plan centered around the new Johns Hill school and looking at scenarios for the return to school in the fall. Listen to the podcast now.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe joins Byers & Co to talk about the governor's visit to Decatur and looking to Phase 4 of the re-open plan.  Listen to the podcast now.

Michael Hicks of HSHS St. Mary's Hospital talks about the respect he has for healthcare providers, the financial toll the pandemic has had on the hospital, making sure everyone has access to the care that they need, how he sees virtual care being a big part of healthcare moving forward, and ensuring people it is safe to go to the hospital for needed treatments.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the police relations with the Decatur community and continuing to move forward.

US Congressman Rodney Davis sees some opportunity to restart the economy as COVID is slowing, the need to create bi-partisan solutions that can solve pressing national issues, police training in Illinois, the scrutiny on the President, and his take on defunding the police.

Kyle May talks about being open with new safety procedures at Fleet Feet and Spin City Cycles, their upcoming sidewalk sale, and the bicycle boom.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about how they are being flexible to help people get the care that they need regardless of their financial situation, the precautions they are taking with COVID testing, how they are taking appointments for things like sports physicals, and how the medical world is looking at the potential COVID risks associated with the public rallies.

Amber Kaylor of the Children's Museum of Illinois talks about their planning for their first in-person day camp, their 'camp in a box' kits, and ways that people can help them.