Radio Monmouth

Gilbert discusses the 55th Annual Town & Country Art Show, celebrating 35 years of the arts in Warren County, their ongoing campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Nelson explains the available services at Stone-Hayes Center for Independent Living, plus previews upcoming events on the WRAM Morning Show.

Discussion on the ongoing road construction projects in the City of Monmouth including Downtown, Harlem Avenue, and North 6th Street, Overview on the Building and Zoning Report from Director Clark on the progress of the Dame Fine Coffee new location, Discussion on the appointment of two individuals on the Fire Pension Board by Mayor Rod Davies and on Volume Cap Reallocation to WIEDA, Communications Director Helms offers guidance on soliciting in the City of Monmouth and advises residents to be on the lookout and aware to remain safe and not fall victim to a scam, and Discussion of the declaration of surplus property in the City and added comments of the Downtown Monmouth construction and beautification.

Grant Strom of Strom Family Farms joined the WRAM's Noon Ag Hour to discuss the upcoming Farm Forward Conference.

Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter talks saving for those emergencies and what defines a “rainy day” in terms of financial needs?

Gaither discusses upcoming events, including the opening of the new public library in Galesburg on the WRAM Morning Show.

Grant discusses the inspiration behind the annual Banking on a Cure golf tournament and all the details for the June 7th event at Gibson Woods on the WRAM Morning Show.

Henderson County Fair President Brian Randall gives a look into the 2024 fair week. Randall shares the junior and open shows schedule, family-friendly activities, and grandstand events.

Cuffle discusses modernization of the Central Illinois power grid, renewable energy goals, affordable and safe reliable power, brown outs, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Pahel previews Monmouth College Chorale and Chamber Winds concerts that bookend a trip to Greece, where students will perform during their spring break.