Kyle May of Fleet Feet and Spin City Cycles is back for Ride & Run and talks about their new remodeled store, their grand opening and some of their services.

Decatur Police chief Jim Getz talks about the "no refusal policy" and breaks down some crime statistics in the community.

Millikin University students Nat Long, Lou Nickel and Connor Mendenhall talk about Shakespeare Corrected, which brings performances to incarcerated and disadvantaged groups.

Two more merit scholars from LSA High School, Isaac Fouse and Madigan Vought, join Byers & Co. with Hickory Point Bank's Karla Miller.

Hickory Point Bank's Karla Miller introduces the first two merit scholars from LSA High School, Caleb Bayles and Henry Byrkit.

Macon County Board District 7 candidate Edward D Yoder talks about his candidacy.

Angela Foulke joins Byers & Co. and talks about her interest in watching someone tightrope walking over a volcano, fast food and encouraging people to be healthy.

Brittany Lamb, Ashley Lamb, Tom Brinkoetter and Tony Piraino join Byers & Co. and talk about three upcoming open houses in the Decatur area.

Ag Academy teacher Kacey Reinholtz and Eisenhower FFA president Jazmyn Schnetzler join Byers & Co. during ag week and talk about the farm at Enterprise, their paths in agriculture and some of the unique experiences the academy has added to hundreds of students at both high schools.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about the disarming effect that kindness can have in escalated situations as well as improving our everyday interactions.