Dan talks markets, exports, fertilizer prices, river levels, the 2026 planting season, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Nancy discusses the Board of Director at Jamieson Community Center, the Homeownership workshops, food security programs, the learning center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Rose and Nevaeh highlight the upcoming performances at The Orpheum Theatre with the Performing Arts Academy on the WRAM Morning Show.

Andrea talks Small Business Month, the kickoff to Market Alley, upcoming events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Jaime talks retail, unique goods at Maude's, trends, Bellyboxes, and more on WRAM.

Joy highlights the upcoming performances with the Buchanan Community Chorus May 1st and 2nd celebrating 250 years of America.

Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer gives his monthly report, upcoming testing and openings in the department and Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

Tammy Coon and Linda Steinholtz from Golden Manes of Valor will be hosting the grand opening on May 2nd of the new nonprofit located in Oquawka. The two discuss the organizations equine and non-equine therapeutic activities for veterans, first responders, elderly, and children and who need it throughout Henderson County and the surrounding area.

Members of the West Central FFA Chapter along with advisor Shelby Bailey join WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss the upcoming Plant Sale and lessons they have taken away from growing plants in the new green house.

Everyone needs an emergency fund. Financial experts recommend it, and we’ve all experienced surprise expenses: a costly car repair, a broken water heater or unexpected medical bills. Despite our best intentions, building a financial cushion can feel impossible. After rent or mortgage, groceries, utilities and everyday expenses, it seems there's nothing left to save.