Debbie Bogle of the United Way talks about volunteerism, 211, Rock United and more.

State Representative Dan Caulkins talks about the national political climate, bi-partisanship and two bills he has introduced that deal with teachers fees and driver's licenses for green card applicants.

Former mayor Paul Osborne joins Byers & Co. and talks about the behavior at city council meetings, state government and trees in Central Park.

Macon County Sheriff Tony Brown joined Byers and Company to talk about the importance of civic leadership being taught to our youth, and things he has learned from other Sheriffs.

Wayne Kent of First Christian Church joins Byers & Co. to preview a special event covering the crossroads of marriage and money.

Liaison Home Automation's Steve Weber talks about facial recognition ramifications and some of the emerging technology he saw at CES in Las Vegas including automobiles from electronics companies, personal AI assistants, home security and more.

Two more merit scholars from MacArthur High School, Marion Mallard and Griffin Reuter, join Byers & Co. with Hickory Point Bank's Karla Miller.

Hickory Point Bank's Karla Miller introduces the first two merit scholars from MacArthur High School, Elizabeth Schwenk and Loren Lindsey.

The mayor, Julie Moore Wolfe helps break down the proposed changes to citizen interaction at city council meetings.

The Macon County 4H Robotics Team talk about their experience competing with their award winning robot at the state tournament in Elgin.