Country Inn & Suites by Radisson is spotlighted and Brandon Chappell talks about how their business has been impacted by the reduction of travel, how their limited staff is stepping up, and how they are supporting The Salvation Army during the pandemic.

US Congressman Rodney Davis talks about the adoption of masks, looking at different parts of the state differently, partisan politics during the pandemic, bi-partisan efforts on the recovery, how campaigning will be different, and his thoughts on the process of reopening the country.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the recent COVID-19 numbers in Macon County, test availability at Crossing Healthcare, being careful to not rush back, the state of the city economics, and the Lincoln Square Theatre.

Heather Dodson talks about the the popularity of their 'running is not cancelled' t-shirts and page that encourages runners to share photos and inspiration to others, details how they are training for virtual fittings, and tells which brands are growing in popularity.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about how they are able to serve people without insurance or limited income, addresses the fear of some to seek medical care during the pandemic, details the extra steps they are taking to ensure safety, and identifies the tools we all need to be using to help in the recovery.

Bourbon Barrel Bar & Grill is spotlighted and Kim Torry talks about how their business that has been in Decatur since 1970 is currently able to serve lunches and dinners with an adjusted schedule while their bar remains temporarily closed.

Chelsea Mueller of Heritage Behavorial Health Center talks about how she is personally dealing with the pandemic and offers tips on how to adjust including finding a routine, using your support system, taking time to deal with emotions, getting some movement, and seeking help when needed.

Dunker Electric Supply & Lighting Center is spotlighted and Lori Huddleston talks about their third generation family business that continues to serve the electrical service industry and how their lighting center is able to help customers get the lighting fixtures they need.

Bill Clevenger of the Decatur Park District talks about the activities and facilities that just opened, the behavior they are seeing, the success of golf, their ideas tweaking the golf experience, and things they are looking into being able to safely offer in the near future including a limited zoo experience, small group classes, park leader programs and summer lunches.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the latest COVID-19 numbers, the usage of masks in the city, what other communities are doing, her optimism towards moving into the next phase, and the Lincoln Square Theatre.