Dave Wendt gives an update on how the Village of Forsyth is preparing for reopening, finding the balance between their own opinions and what is best for their community, and looking for ways that the village can support businesses.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the use of technology in their meetings, the decision to postpone a vote on vacant and foreclosed homes, providing masks to the community, and adjusting to life with masks.

Kyle May talks about how they are preparing to reopen safely when Illinois moves into the next phase, the My Big Run event that they have retooled for the pandemic, and the big demand on bicycles.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about how they have expanded their COVID-19 testing to include front line workers, the challenges of treating addiction during the pandemic, and getting medical treatment with a recent loss of insurance.

Kevin Breheny talks about the different aspects of insurance and liability attached to the pandemic, the importance of having information accurately relayed to the people, and some of his thoughts on the recovery.

Bill Clevenger talks about the Decatur Park District's decisions to cancel the 4th of July activities and opening of Splash Cove for this summer, the financial impact that the pandemic is having on them, and gives updates on programs including soccer, the zoo, and the airport.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the hazardous weather over the weekend, the churches and businesses defying the governor's order, and the risks they potentially face for doing so.

Neuhoff Media's Josh Roberts talks about 'A Salute to Songwriters', a virtual concert benefit for struggling songwriters, Neuhoff's involvement as a sponsor, and getting to co-host the event alongside Luke Bryan.

Decatur Hotel and Conference Center is spotlighted and Heather Saffer talks about the tremendous impact the pandemic has had on their business, how they have dealt with cancellations and postponements of large events, and the potential advantage to having 55,000 sq ft. to safely distance events in the future.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about her fascination with storms, the availability of gym equipment, and the variety of virtual training courses offered by the YMCA via Facebook Live on their group page.