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Dina highlights the upcoming Relay for Life event at the Monmouth American Legion on November 2nd, plus talks fundraising for the Tim Chick Memorial on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Beardstown Tigers in a class 1A regional championship match at Pattee Field in Monmouth.
Justin discusses getting your furnaces checked, changing filters, changes in the refrigerant with the Department of Energy, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Thad discusses the launch of Tharp Auction Services, plus talks about the beef market, ag lending, the upcoming Tri-County Cattlemen banquet, and provides a brief update from the Warren County Board meeting on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sabrina and Lia highlight the upcoming Sabrina's Bridal and Prom Expo and Fashion Show and fundraising event for Rainbow Riders at the Galesburg Knights of Columbus on October 27th.
Amy highlights a strategic planning survey being distributed to Monmouth-Roseville staff, faculty, parents, and community members on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kathryn discusses ongoing program services, upcoming events, short term substitute trainings, Bullying Prevention Month, school bus safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Roseville farmer Mike Moore shares his 2024 harvest, discussing challenges, successes, and events coming up with Country Financial.
Jared Kunkle wraps up his 2024 harvest season, discussing challenges and successes in the field.
Update on the downtown construction in the City of Monmouth and the transition to the next quadrant, Discussion on the month reports from Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer and Monmouth Fire Chief Casey Rexroat presented to City Council, Discussion on ordinances of the approval of a 4-way stop at West Boston and North A Street, a setback variance for construction at 1000 South Main Street, and the amendment to the Tobacco and E-Cigarette ordinance in the City of Monmouth, and Discussion on the resolution to be placed on the November 5th ballot for Warren County residents of having the City Clerk become an appointed position.
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