Radio Monmouth

The Monmouth College Fighting Scots take on the Knox College Prairie Fire in a Midwest Conference match up in Galesburg.

The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a TRAC West Division match up against the Tigers.

Patilla discusses dual credit courses at Carl Sandburg College, the upcoming MAGIQ Illinois Guitar Quartet Concert on February 15th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Algren discusses the change in judge assignments for the 9th Judicial Circuit, talks sales tax collections, updates about the Warren County Jail project, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

University of Illinois Entomologist Kelly Estes discusses the results of the statewide insect survey conducted by the Illinois Natural History Survey, highlighting variability in insect pressures across the state. She also discussed the management of invasive species in Illinois, highlighting species like spotted lanternfly, rootworms, and Japanese beetles.

Discussion on the hiring of a new transfer officer into the Monmouth Police Department, Zach Dean, the Director Reports for the City of Monmouth from Director Clark and Director Jackson, including ongoing projects and total costs thus far in 2024, Approval of bids by the Monmouth City Council of a new well and Downtown utility replacement, An update of the upcoming water main construction on the Downtown square and revitalization project, Update on the progress of the Harlem Avenue project, and Discussion on surplus property with the Monmouth Fire Department and the hiring of a new Executive Director for the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnerships with the Maple City Area Partnership (MCAP), and the Warren County Board.

After being faced with high fertilizer prices over the past few years, farmers continue to ask where prices are heading. Kevin Johnson, President of the Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association, looks at where he sees prices as we head into 2024.

Lamberto and Tiffany discuss the inspiration behind opening Tacos Alianza, featured products, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

When many people think about investing, the first thing that comes to mind is the stock market. And that’s not surprising, as the rise and

Donaldson preview the upcoming Poverty Simulation Community Action event on Friday, February 9th, talks social and emotional learning, trainings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.