Reverend Courtney Carson talks about the diversity found in the RCC Board, their approach towards people enrolled at the college, new career paths and the increased enrollment.

Angela Foulke of the YMCA joins Byers & Co. for the final hour and talks WSOYMCA Challenge, sleep time, shoe collections and her numerous connections to the College of ACES.

Tom Brinkoetter, Doris Mabry and Blake Reynolds preview a historic home, a house with a sizable bonus room, and talk about continuing services including help getting property taxes reduced.

Heather Pistorius and Erik Taylor talk about the recent wave of success for the Collective Sound Show Choir, a combination of two local show choirs that has won several awards recently and will be hosting an event at Kirkland Fine Arts Center.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about the difference between "standing" and "still standing" and how adding just one word can tell a story of resilience.

James Keith previews Rock United and an opportunity to learn about volunteering for the United Way.

Chris Harrison talks about the finishing touches being put on the new water park and details some of the changes coming to the airport with Skywest bringing United service to town.

Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about the release of Rod Blagojevich, the Democratic debate, the initiative to save the pump house and his experience raising money for causes in Decatur.

Police chief Jim Getz joins Byers & Co. and talks about what some of the crime rates may mean in a community, the value of cameras in law enforcement, and engaging with the people of Decatur.

The Community Foundation's Natalie Beck is joined by Jey Owens and Chasity Casey to talk about Give365 which was designed to engage the community in an affordable way to give back at only $1 per day.