Bill Clevenger of the Decatur Park District talks about how the parks have been effected from cash flow, preparing to open the water park, booking acts for the amphitheater and details what they have done to make the parks more safe for the community during the pandemic.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the recent addition of the United Way helping get food to children during the day, the governor's extension of the stay at home order, how the community is responding, the additional risks for frontline responders and an upcoming mask drive.

Liaison Home Automation is spotlighted and Steve Weber talks about the limitations imposed on their business and the ways they can use their expertise to help including video conferencing and home entertainment.

Today's Fun From the Couch has lists of celebrity recommended books, shows to long binge with 5 or more seasons, a comic book writer's read list, plus an inside look inside an NFL playbook, what athletes are doing for fun, and tips from Sharpie to spruce up your journal.

Miles Chevrolet is spotlighted and Darcy Grinestaff talks about some great savings opportunities and how they have adapted their business practices to reduce their direct contact with customers while still providing the high level of service they are known for in the community.

Summit Systems is spotlighted and Casey Acree talks about their commitment to their customers as they remotely provide guidance on at home workouts, nutrition, ways to keep energy levels up, sleep maintenance and more.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about some grant money that Rodney Davis helped to secure, the challenge to get people to stay out home as much as possible, what she anticipates to hear in her mayors' call with the governor, doing more things at home with the family, and the importance of the census.

In this spotlight, Kyle May talks about his pair of small businesses, Fleet Feet and Spin City Cycles, and how they are adjusting to serve their customers during the crisis.

Parsons Elementary School teacher Dawn Hawkins has been nominated for 'Everyday Heroes' for her willingness to go above and beyond for her students including delivering needed school materials.

RedZone Fitness is recognized in 'Building Support for Small Business' and owner Mike Lambdin talks about how their business is surviving while being shutdown during the Coronavirus crisis and the ways that they are still provide service to their members including leading workouts virtually.