Radio Monmouth

Retired Ohio State University Professor and Farm Doc Daily Contributor Carl Zulauf discusses his work looking into the average age of United States Farmers.

Sheriff Link, Detective Marlow, and Officer Lucas discuss a new app based program to provide tips to the department, burglaries, boat safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Chief Rexroat and Chaplain Bone discuss nationwide and local services offered to the department and their families, plus talk hydrant flushing, Memorial Day Weekend, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Brown discusses self care, seeking services, offering support to others, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Price talks common injuries and surgeries of the shoulder, as well as posture, muscles, scheduling therapy appointments, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Discussion on the potential weather risk and reminder of when storm sirens are activated locally, Discussion on reports presented by Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer and Fire Chief Casey Rexroat, An update on the bid for the parking lot off 1st Street and the progress on the bid for the Downtown Monmouth Streetscape, Discussion on the approval of an Engineering Agreement for a Water Treatment Plant, Update on the 6th Street reconstruction, as well as the Harlem Avenue project, and Discussion on ordinance reading for the vacation of alleyways, calls of service within the City of Monmouth, and the ongoing lead service line project.

Alexia Kane & Brooklyn Miller share how they are preparing their 4-H projects for the county fair.

Dr. Braet talks allergy season, UV protection for the eyes, scheduling school exams for the kids, wearing safety glasses when working outdoors, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Shawnee Sheehan, Warren County SWCD shares upcoming events and deadlines.

Farmers market season is here! Kathy Walker, organizer of the Galesburg Farmers Market shares some of the highlights of this year's market as well as introduces the new market coming to Knoxville.