The Avon Theater is spotlighted and Skip Huston talks about the success of making their movie popcorn available and looks forward to reopening the historic movie theater.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights a spectacular newly listed home, the insight that their blog offers, and describes some of the chalk art they are seeing around town.

Shear Learning Academy School of Cosmetology is spotlighted and Riki Wright talks about how their school is continuing with limited online coursework while awaiting the opportunity to get back to teaching in person, and details the variety of career paths available to their graduates.

Dr. Paul Fregeau talks about plans for graduation, how the virtual learning is going, and his pride in the amazing team serving the meals to district families. Dr. Josh Peters talks about the addition of online registration, math programming, and Radio DPS.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about enforcement of orders, the council deciding on the penalties, the difference of positive cases from March 1 to May 1, looking to medical experts for advice, and making keeping people safe as the number one priority.

Sharp Outdoors is spotlighted and Lee Sharp talks about how they are safely serving customers in their shop, the amount of new fishermen they are seeing, and their locally made fishing equipment that is available in multiple stores.

Pastor Matt Samuels from GT Church details how he is communicating with the members of his church and talks about the two types of people that he is seeing; those that are down by all of this and those that are taking the opportunity to grow as an individual during this time.

Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about their efforts in helping families that are at risk of slipping into poverty, the programs that are available to help, and where to get information when seeking assistance.

The Wagon is spotlighted and Dave "Flash" Jordan talks about how they are dealing with the shutdown in their 40th year  including curbside pickup and made fresh family dinner packs.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker talks about the progress the state has made in successfully bending the pandemic curve, his focus on opening the economy with consumer confidence, the challenges associated with keeping congregate facilities safe, locations in the sate outside of Chicago with high infection rates, a new decontamination facility to help reuse personal protection equipment, getting help to families that need it, and a new normal that includes masks for the foreseeable future.