Superintendent Day talks preschool screenings, the amended budget, middle school athletics, the threat assessment plan, job opportunities, the need for bus drivers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Rick discusses the tree trimming program cycle with Ameren Illinois, reporting damage following a storm, locations of planting trees in your yard, meanings of the colors of yard markings, the Right Tree Right Place grant program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Kathryn and Emily share the vision of the Regional Office of Education, the districts served, trainings, school safety, expansions, new classrooms, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Jenna talks mosquito surveillance, heat stroke versus heat exhaustion, volunteering with the Medical Reserve Corp, retirement of dentists, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Sarah discusses available services through Stone-Hayes, an upcoming Open House celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, a bowling tournament fundraiser, peer counseling and support groups, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Tamra and Tresser talk racing on the WRAM Morning Show.

Discussion on the recognition of Bill Hart being with the City of Monmouth as the Wastewater Superintendent for 35 years, plus an update on the wastewater department and public works department, An update on the progress of the construction on 1st Avenue at the former Bankers Life building, Discussion on the new IMRF Designee for the City of Monmouth, plus the monthly reports of the Monmouth Police and Fire Departments, Discussion on the new Citizen Request option on their website called SeeClickFix, giving citizens the opportunity to report work orders, and Update on the Downtown Beautification project.

Sheriff Edwards discusses heat safety, not leaving children or pets in the car, crimes, celebrating the 200th anniversary of Warren County, road safety when approaching tall corn at intersections, staffing, scams, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Think estate planning is only for the wealthy or elderly? Think again. If you own anything — a home, a car, a savings account, even a pet — you already have an estate plan. The only question is: Did you create it, or will your state do it for you?

Aaron previews an upcoming performance, featuring the Nauvoo Pipe Band, on the Wallace Hall Plaza on Sunday, July 27th at 7pm on the WRAM Morning Show.