Beth Nolan talks about the most recent school board meeting, their decision to pause some of the contractor contracts while looking at ways to increase the involvement of minority owned businesses, teacher training, district retirees, and planning for the various contingency plans being discussed for the fall.

State Senator Andy Manar talks about the uniqueness of their recent sessions, the items they got completed including passing a budget, securing a relief package, and some outstanding items, plus talks about what he is hearing from his constituents, and the future of technology and mail in voting.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the City Council meeting where the consensus was to get as much business going as they can, some of the steps taken to do so, the resources available to help guide businesses, taking caution while the threat of the virus still exists, and looking forward to potential long term opportunities in manufacturing in Decatur.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about how the treatment of addiction has been significantly altered during the pandemic, the continuation of their prescription produce plan, and helping those with medical needs that may have lost insurance along with their jobs.

The Decatur Park District's Bill Clevenger talks about Memorial Day Weekend in the parks, changes coming to golf, tennis and pickleball, summer cancellations, and the opening of the gas dock.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the latest numbers, talking to businesses to get ideas on how to continue to open more businesses, a special council meeting to work through logistics, adoption of masks, and recent gun violence.

Kyle May talks about the Lance Armstrong documentary, going on a Memorial Day weekend ride, changes they are making in his shops in advance of the partial reopening, new products they have gotten in, and previews the My Big Run event.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about how longstanding love of the Indianapolis 500 and how the Y will be rolling out limited group classes when the state moves into the next phase of reopening.

Musician Michael Scherer talks about how the pandemic has heavily impacted his business, the success of his live streaming performances, and the release of his new CD.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights a beautiful home near the lake and talks about the increase in their web traffic, the volume of homes being sold, and how technology is shaping how homes are being purchased.