The Decatur Park District's Bill Clevenger talks about people of Decatur are starting to understand to not be in groups, how they are preparing for the other side of the pandemic, and ways that some of the parks can still be enjoyed including the trails, virtual workout classes and virtual zoo visits.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe gives an update on COVID-19 testing in Macon County which has seen an increase in completed tests and new confirmed cases, the flow of PPE, masks not being a substitute for social distancing and looks forward to what is next.

Bob Brady Auto Group is spotlighted and Steve Gensler talks about how they are adapting to selling automobiles from a distance and details all of the amazing incentives being offered that make now a very buyer-friendly time to buy.

This Fun From the Couch includes short films to enjoy, free and cheap video games, simulated sports, gadgets and 3D printing.

Nicole Bateman of the Decatur EDC talks about a new program coming to help businesses with payroll and relays what concerns she is hearing from concerned business owners.

Hickory River Smokehouse is spotlighted and the owner of four Illinois locations, Mike Madigan, talks about the contact free ways they are serving their customers including curbside carryout, online ordering and delivery.

The Decatur Family YMCA's Angela Foulke talks about the importance of getting daily steps in, how she is being productive, her meal prepping and ways that people are making running fun for themselves.

Tom Brinkoetter then Tony Piraino highlight some homes, talk about the way they are working with potential buyers and sellers of homes now that open houses are not allowed and acknowledge some winners for one of their contests.

Dr. Ken Hendriksen of St. Teresa High School talks about the delay of the official kickoff for their annual Mega Raffle, how tickets can be purchased early during a soft launch, and what the Mega Raffle means for the school and potential winners.

Maroa Lumber is spotlighted and Jen Wood talks about how they have adapted their business through curbside pickup, in-store social distancing and safe delivery as homeowners are getting to projects while sheltered at home.