NowDecatur's Lindsay Romano details what she is seeing in stores and talks about the importance of getting information to people and the challenges the local media is having with obtaining information from the city manager.

Crossing Healthcare's Charmaine Robertson-Stoner talks about the importance of asking for help when it is needed and the mental challenges that come with the new dynamic for many families having kids out of school and parents working from home or out of work.

Bluerock Record is spotlighted and Amanda Pharis talks about the wave of cancellations their business has faced since being closed during the pandemic and how their attention to detail during planning will help them rebound when they are back up and running.

US Congressman Rodney Davis talks about governmental help being done in a bi-partisan way, their ability to vote and debate bills remotely, his optimism looking ahead and planning for the future.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the passing of two more Macon County residents because of the Coronavirus, gives an update on the changing protocols of testing, details how front line workers can request hotel rooms, and being prepared for a natural disaster.

Air King is spotlighted and Steve Fisher talks about how the current weather has a demand for both heating and cooling calls often in the same day, and how they are taking extra precautions to keep their reduced staff and customers safe during service calls.

Kyle May of Fleet Feetr and Spin City Cycles talks about getting outside in parks and on golf cart paths, the increase in purchases of entry level bicycles and bike shop repairs, and offers tips on running shoes.

Amber Kaylor of the Children's Museum of Illinois talks about how they are serving their patrons after a month of being closed including extending memberships and adding "Home Fun for Everyone" that offers creative things to do at home based on exhibits in the museum.

Subway is spotlighted and Gary Haines talks about the effect of the pandemic on his 12 local locations, including having to close one location, and talks about how they are serving their customers through online ordering and drive thru at some of their locations.

Kevin Breheny talks about his Easter weekend, the role of insurance during the pandemic, and being inspired and moved by images of long lines at a food bank in San Antonio, Texas.