Kevin Breheny talks about the rough road that small businesses have had over the past three months, insurance during civil unrest, the presence of our local police at a peaceful protest, and the feeling of family in our community.

This Fun From the Couch includes Star Wars crafts, documentaries, content on Netflix, a fun whodunnit movie, popular recipes, and much more.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about returning to some limited group classes, details what each class is about, and how to get registered to participate.

Tony Piraino highlights a home on the south part of town with a lot of land, talks about the Key Team, ways that they have improved during the pandemic, and helping buyers all the way through the process of purchasing a home.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the city's willingness to be flexible in helping the restaurants of Decatur get open, the reopening of churches, and her hope that their will be a gradual relaxing of restrictions to help local businesses in advance of phase 4.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about the dangers of looking at the world as "us and them" rather than all people as people, and how he hopes to inspire people to be more unified.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about the amazing work being done by front line workers and organizations, new issues that individuals are facing because of the pandemic, and how they are removing red tape to get resources to those that need them.

St. Teresa's Brandon Barney talks about the prizes and drawings for the annual St. Teresa Mega Raffle.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about what she is hearing from donors, partnering with the United Way, and the grant process for local non-profits.

Kevin Breheny talks about the value in the college prep education available at St. Teresa, the importance of the Mega Raffle for the school, and shares fun stories about his involvement in the fundraiser.