Radio Monmouth

Monmouth College Professor and Director Tom Clark, Sophomore Ryan Finn, Senior Skylar Law, and Freshman Ray Shaul preview the concert, which will take the audience on a journey through America's Heartland, that will be performed in honor of Homecoming weekend inside Dahl Chapel and Auditorium, Saturday October 7th at 7:30 pm, free and open to the public.

Spotted Lanternfly has been detected for the first time in the state of Illinois. Entomologist Kelly Estes shares details about the detection and other pests we are seeing in the field.

Lewis discusses Warren County Public Transportation's operating umbrella change from Warren Achievement Center to now being ran by Warren County, plus previews future territory and hour expansions on the WRAM Morning Show.

Coach Leary discusses the annual Pink Out Night at the Monmouth-Roseville High School football game on October 6th, with proceeds benefiting a local family.

Back Country Braves 4-H Club leader Marty Bugner, President Emilee Denison, Treasurer McKelbey Bugner, and Greydon Bugner share their experience in 4-H for National 4-H Week.

Bonifer previews the events on tap for the Monmouth College Homecoming Weekend on the WRAM Morning Show.

Heisdorffer previews the Mayhem Haunted House in Ottumwa, Iowa, rated a #1 Haunt in the State of Iowa. For more information, visit Mayhem Haunted House on Facebook.

Discussion on the swearing in of a new Monmouth Police Officer Jorge Perez, Highlights on Director Clark and Director Jackson's reports of ongoing construction projects within the City of Monmouth, an update on the water treatment plant, and also the recent power outage that resulted from a vehicle accident outside of town, Discussion on the recent Downtown TIF application request from Scott Haase regarding renovations to Tooties Downtown Lounge on Market Alley, Discussion on the upcoming Shed Day in Monmouth on Saturday, October 7th and also the hours for Trick or Treating on October 31st, and Discussion on the received grants for demolition of abandoned properties and also the use of Motor Fuel Tax revenue for the resurfacing of North 6th Street.

Shimmin discusses eligibility of the Warren County Housing Authority, shares they are currently sitting at a 96 to 97% occupancy, talks Fire Prevention Week, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Gaither previews upcoming events for the local area with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.