MacArthur High School principal Cordell Ingram talks about plans for graduations, the opportunities to communicate with students virtually, and using summer to prepare for the fall. Eisenhower senior class president Aiden Seider talks about what students are talking about and being heard by administration.

Mayor Julie Moore talks about deaths in Macon County, Mueller closing for a deep clean, the things we are being allowed to do now, how she is listening to the medical experts in the community, and the city economy.

The Glenwood is spotlighted and Lauren Fryer talks about how they have adjusted during the pandemic including finding out of the box activities and having safe family visits for residents through their patios.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about how excited he is to be in front of the members of his church as they are hosting a drive-in service honoring mothers, and details how they feel it is their responsibility to be a positive part of the community.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about how they are coordinating with other agencies to make sure that resources and information are readily available for those in need.

Furry Friends Grooming Salon is spotlighted and Whitney Walker talks about her path to her business and how they will be reopening for appointments.

Millikin University's Martin Atkins talks about the tremendous impact the pandemic has had on his band's planned tour, his belief that art and business coexist, how he is teaching his students to pivot with positive energy, and previews the amazing lineup coming to the virtual Midwest Music Expo.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about the careful and swift distribution of the Macon County Emergency Response Fund and their efforts to help consolidate a list of resources available to those in need.

Yoga at Connie's is spotlighted and Connie Pease talks about how the instructors in their studio are offering their time to have free online yoga classes throughout the week and details the benefits to yoga including the reduction of anxiety.

Former Mayor Paul Osborne talks about the need to be consistent to be credible, the adoption of wearing masks, the dangers of misinterpreting information, and how good people are continuing to shine.