Kevin Breheny talks about his support of local businesses including Lu Lu's Pizza and Dairy Queen, and details how he jogged 18 holes at a local golf course.

Newell's Auto Body is spotlighted and Todd Newell talks about the extra precautions that they are using to keep their staff and customers safe including a drop box for keys, hours of disinfecting each vehicle and even electronic estimates from photos.

This Fun From the Couch covers the first two episodes of ESPN's "The Last Dance" documentary series that chronicles the final season of the Chicago Bulls dynasty in the late 90's.

Bill Clevenger of the Decatur Park District talks about the creativity of their staff providing new ways to interact with the community, gives an update on some rescheduled concerts, the effect of the pandemic on some job opportunities, and using the golf courses for walking and jogging.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the help coming to Fairhavens from the Illinois Department of Public Health, the limited testing available, her thoughts on the various protests seen in the news, and keeping an eye on other potential hot spots in the city.

Child's Play Photography is spotlighted and Kathy Locke talks about how she is spending time with her business while shut down including making future bookings, senior consultations and offering deals for future services.

Wayne Kent of First Christian Church talks about an initiative to unite area residents through a prayer that will be simultaneously broadcast on all Neuhoff stations and people are encouraged to get in their cars with their blinkers on to show solidarity.

Coney McKane's is spotlighted and Leah Stukins talks about how they are serving their customers through curbside pickup and business delivery, how they have added a second phone line and Facebook messenger as ways to order, and how they are referring breakfast customers to another local business.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about the variety of workout classes their instructors are making available online, and how they are seeing a good amount of people participating in them, even from out of state.

The Brinkoetter Home Highlight features a home in Forsyth, Tom Brinkoetter talks about how the increased exposure that homes are seeing online is a good indicator that this is good time to have a home listed, and he talks about their Chalk the City campaign.