Buckmaster provides a monthly update of the Knox County Humane Society on the WRAM Morning Show.

Sheriff Link discusses assistance with neighboring counties, grant assistance for extra patrols, a new State's Attorney for Henderson County, body cameras, crime rates, plus touches on the Safety Act on the WRAM Morning Show.

Huston provides a field update during the 2023 planting season and also discusses the sale of Club 41 on WRAM Morning Show.

May is National Beef Month! Tri-County Cattlemen's Association's Gayle Baker joins the WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss grilling out, sourcing local beef, and state and local events to look forward to.

Nathan gives an update on the past week of Fighting Scots athletics and also previews the upcoming week's schedule on the AM 1330 WRAM Morning Show on 5-8-23.

Superintendent Day discusses their recent board meeting including the reorganization of their board members, upcoming projects, and graduation on the WRAM Morning Show.

Local Letter Carrier Amanda Schneider and Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen, which will be the local recipient of collected food donations, discuss the upcoming food drive on Saturday, May 13th where homeowners are encouraged to set out non-perishable food items by their mailboxes and your letter carrier or volunteers will be collecting the donations.

Like many people, you may try to stay healthy by exercising regularly, following a good diet and avoiding dangerous activities. But as we all know, life is unpredictable, and despite your best efforts, you may encounter an injury or illness that can leave you unable to work for several months — or longer. If this happened, would you have difficulty paying your bills? Or would you be forced to dip into investments meant to help you achieve long-term goals, such as a comfortable retirement?