MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Jim Miller about his time enlisting during the Cold War and then serving in Vietnam. 8te Open and the Veterans Alliance Commission of Adams County bring you Thank You for Your Service.

Randy sits in for Bob as the Muddy Buddies dive into life’s ups and downs — and even reveal some of their most embarrassing moments — before introducing a very special guest: Jill Hooper. Jill’s story is one of resilience, spirituality, and finding joy through life’s peaks and valleys. As Ashley’s mom, hero, and best…

Brittany Boll and Ashley Conrad take a look at the week’s top news stories and share some fun stuff to send you off into the weekend. Did you know today, November 7, is National Retinol Day? As in the derivative of Vitamin A that can restore collagen-depleted skin. Better yet, did you know today is…

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to a man who immigrated to the United States with his family the right way. Luke Radovic has a unique perspective on the current immigration situation in our country.

Our look at scary season continues and Ashley hears all about the Woodland Cemetery ghost tours. Then Don O’Brien of the Better Business Bureau continues to frighten Ashley with tales of cybersecurity issues.

The Hannibal Board of Public Works (HBPW) is celebrating Public Utilities Week, October 5-11, along with 2,000 other not-for-profit utilities that collectively provide electricity, water, sewer, and stormwater services to 55 million Americans across 49 states and 5 U.S. territories. “The HBPW, like the other 2,000 municipally owned utilities across the nation, is working with…

Luke Tappe joins Ron Kinscherf on the Business Spotlight this week to talk about his recent purchase of Davis and Frese Realtors. Luke discusses the new company of KW Hometown Realtors and how that is going to look for the future. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

Frankie is back for an old Club reunion, joining Brittany and Bobby at the round table. The crew jumps into the Tipton family’s latest challenge with the Illinois Department of Labor, and Frankie raises the question: why can kids run a combine on the farm but not push buttons on a register at their own…

Scott Richardson talks about satellites. How they started, how they work and what the still do for us now.

Frankie and Klitz mock Bob for drinking Scotch and Michele is just trying to help these idiots. Good time had for all … maybe.