The River Valley School District was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on September 8. The start to the new school year was discussed during the program.

The second part of the Morning Show on September 5 featured an update from the Weston School District on how the start to the new school year has been going.

Richland Center native, Bradie Ewing, was on the Morning Show for the first part on September 5. Bradie talked with Phil about what he has been up to and about being asked to be a co-captain for an upcoming Badger Football game.

The Morning Show on September 4 featured Pine Valley Community Village. Staff from Pine Valley joined Phil to provide an update on events and road work being done outside of the building.

Phil Nee sat down with author, David Benjamin, during the second part of the Morning Show. David talked about the Last Kid Picked Books.

The first half of the Morning Show on September 3 featured Tanya Webster, Nutrition Program Coordinator with Richland County ADRC.

The Morning Show on September 2 featured the Richland County Aging and Disability Resource Center. Members from the ADRC joined Phil to talk about some upcoming classes to help those dealing with dementia or for those who care for someone living with dementia.

The Morning Show started off the month of September with a visit from Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll, who provided a community update.

The Morning Show on Friday, August 29 featured a new area bed and breakfast business, The Willows.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 28 featured the Ithaca Foundation as they talked with Phil Nee about the 2025 Bulldog Block Challenge.