Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about the gift from The Howard G. Buffett Foundation, the role of 2-1-1 during the crisis and their need for volunteers.

The Decatur Area Arts Council's Jerry Johnson talks about their largest fundraiser of the year, Corks & Forks, which will be done virtually this year and will feature community partners, fun and games.

Former Mayor Paul Osborne talks about being inspired by the community and investment by local businesses during these trying times, remembers his friend Ron James, and gives insight to the duties of the mayor.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the community stepping up to help source much needed masks and personal protective equipment, gives an update on COVID-19 testing in Macon County, and getting financial and mental health assistance.

Hickory Point Bank's Chris Funk talks about how they moved swiftly to help their customers, proactively reaching out to them and working with them on their accounts when this crisis has affected them.

Actor and director Anson Williams talks about taking up the cause of battling drowsy driving with a product he has developed in consultation with a famous relative and then talks about his time as Potsie on Happy Days, his famous co-stars, his effect on John Travolta's career and more.

Brinkoetter Realtor Linda Ray broke out her sewing machine and has been making masks for healthcare providers and for this, she is one of our Everyday Heroes.

Beth Nolan details their school board meeting which was the first held predominately via teleconference and talks about how the district is helping hospitals with iPads and essential equipment.

US Congressman Rodney Davis talks about the stimulus deal reached to help families, businesses and collapsing industries like the airlines.

Illinois State Senator Chapin Rose talks about bipartisan cooperation in trying to get government assistance during this crisis, the strong role that manufacturers in Illinois are playing in the response, and cautions everyone to do their part to stay safe.