Wayne Kent of First Christian Church talks about what church service may look like in the future after the pandemic, discusses the challenges of safe distancing in church, and talks about their weekly initiative to unite the community in prayer for three minutes on Sundays.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about adjusting to communicating almost exclusively from a distance, getting motivated to run, finding enjoyment from being outside, and offers advice on the very first step to take when deciding to start being active.

Johnson Shoe Repair is spotlighted and Amber Kaylor talks about her father's business which offers safe drop off and pickup of goods needing repaired, not limited to shoes, including golf bags, cloth signs, tarps, trampolines and more. Call (217) 875-1169 to arrange a repair.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights a home, talks about how they are showing homes both virtually and safely in person, and gives an update on their Chalk the City campaign.

Dr. Paul Fregeau talks about how the governor's recent announcements effect schools, gives an update on the grab & go meal program, providing signs for seniors, and the reception to Radio DPS where Stevenson Elementary School principal Anthony Mansur adds to the conversation by talking about singing a song to students.

Secret Garden and Gifts is spotlighted and Lori Barrett talks about how the governor's recent update allows for them to expand their offerings to curbside pickup, Mother's Day gifts, and new items they are offering including patio pots and hanging baskets.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe reacts to the governor's extension of the stay open order with partial reopenings, talks crime, updates the numbers issued by the Joint Crisis Communication Team, and discusses mask enforcement.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church asks "What are you looking at?", challenges us to focus on what we have rather than what we have lost, and urges using your words for good.

The United Way's Debbie Bogle talks about working with local businesses and agencies to serve the community and how families needing assistance have help available including those new to services.

Sliderz and BC Wings are spotlighted and Craig "Woody" Wilson talks about plans of working with local vendors at Sliderz when it reopens and how BC Wings is serving their customers.