Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about COVID-19 numbers in Central Illinois, what she learned on a mayors call with the governor, the loosening of restrictions on churches and recreational activities, and arranging pickup lanes for businesses.

Cake Lady Supply is spotlighted and Sue Clark talks about how her business of 17 years is adapting to take phone orders, posting photos of her inventory to help people virtual shop while they are closed, and working with other local people in the industry to help save money through bulk ordering of supplies.

Steve Weber of Liaison Home Automation talks about the role technology will be playing in getting the world opened back up including temperature monitors, occupancy sensors, and the various types of uv lighting being tested.

This Fun From the Couch includes movies that are fans of 'Extraction', movies with sports in them, virtual excursions from National Geographic, a Fresh Prince of Bel-Air virtual block party, Mythbusters debunking the impossible, and a collection of cheap things to improve your life.

Randall Residence is spotlighted and Kate Williston talks about the active life happening in their senior living community, how they are adjusting their activities to include social distancing, and details the specialty care that they offer including memory care.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the collective mood of citizens, the access of masks, the city council meeting, individual businesses mask policies, and the future economics of the city.

Macon Resources Inc. is spotlighted and Amy Bliefnick talks about how they are adjusting to the reduction of projects available, the disruption of routines, and a very important opportunity to participate in a program making personal protection equipment.

Kyle May talks about the increased interest in bicycles, details some new customizable options available at Spin City Cycles, and talks about a virtual run hosted by Fleet Feet.

Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about the reality of the science around the pandemic, the conditions needed to safely open, the importance of having the right information, and her belief that Macon County is poised to rebound well.

The Winery is spotlighted and Beth Horcharik talks about how they took the opportunity to deep clean when they were completely closed and how their menu is available for drive thru including their famous Winery burgers.