Macon County Sheriff Tony Brown talks about his unique perspective as an African-American sheriff, the importance of being in the community, police training, and how we can improve as a community.

Reverend Courtney Carson talks about the walk for justice, strength that is found in unity, being engaged in doing the hard work needed, and the successes he is seeing at Richland Community College and Decatur Public Schools.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about a tense day that was filled with wild rumors, the relationship that community leaders have been building with local law enforcement for years, the peaceful nature of the justice walk, and what is next in trying to improve the situation.

Kyle May talks about the reopening of Fleet Feet, how to participate with them on National Running Day, and the unique perspective of the 'Lance' documentary for the close knit cycling community.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about how they are here to help those that are struggling with the loss of insurance or cannot afford COBRA, dealing with the extra sources of anxiety found in the world, and how the local community has a long history of taking care of its people and will persevere through these tough times.

Door 4 Brewing Co. is spotlighted and Jimmy Misner talks about how the brewery has added outdoor seating, debuted new products, and reopened axe throwing and their food truck.

Diamonds Family Restaurant is spotlighted and Buki Limani talks about how they are taking advantage of being back open including adding a series of outdoor tables under a tent to serve their award winning breakfast all day during their regular hours.

Bill Clevenger of the Decatur Park District talks about the important role parks play in the community, the opening of a few programs including miniature golf, outdoor training, expanded day care, and day care, plus looking forward to additional reopenings.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the previous evening which saw a serious of break-ins, fires and a fatal accident, details how the city is working with organizers on a planned peaceful protest, the standards of our local police, and the importance of being non-violent.

Friendly Bar & Package is spotlighted and Kevin Dukeman talks about how their business has reopened on their patio, being known for their breakfast, and the staff being ready to serve their regulars starting at 5am each day.