Nieman shares on the WRAM Morning Show what got her into performing and acting, plus previews her upcoming show, free and open to the public, on Sunday, April 14th at 2 pm inside Dahl Chapel on the Monmouth College campus.

We all hope to remain healthy and independent throughout our lives – but life can be unpredictable. If you were ever to need some type of long-term care, would you be financially prepared?

Springer discusses the high school CEO trade show, the Youth Workforce SkillsUSA competition, the upcoming annual meeting, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

The United Red Storm take on Abingdon-Avon in a Lincoln Trail Conference West Division match up.

Director Gaither discusses upcoming events including a Business After Hours event, the local high school CEO entrepreneur program, the local elected officials' luncheon, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Galesburg Silver Streaks for a non-conference game at Sunny Lane Field.

Discussion on the Public Budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 for the City of Monmouth, including property tax rates and pension payments, the power grid, supply, infrastructure, and housing needs local municipalities are seeing the greatest need for, Public Works Department and Building and Zoning reports on demolition bids and yard waste pickup, plus a request by Freedom Ride for a 5K Walk and Fun Run, Midwest Pet Foods request on a temporarily street closure while replacing their roof and the design of creating a parking lot off Market Alley and 1st Street, the approval of bid for reconstruction of North 6th Street, and an update on the Downtown Monmouth construction project.

Michelle Thomas previews the upcoming Rileystrong 5K Color Run and Kids Fun Run on August 24th in honor of her daughter Riley, plus touches on the St. Jude's Memphis to Peoria run, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

You’ve probably heard stories about fortunate investors who “get in the ground floor” of a new, hot company and quickly make a fortune. But while these things may happen, they are exceedingly rare and often depend on hard-to-duplicate circumstances — and they really don’t represent a viable way of investing for one’s goals. A far more tried-and-true approach is the “slow-and-steady” method. To follow this strategy, consider these suggestions.

Best and Cavanaugh share the focus of the Monmouth Kiwanis Club, previews the upcoming Pancake and Sausage breakfast at the Monmouth American Legion, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.