Radio Monmouth

Morrison discusses available maintenance at Morrison Mechanics, including tune ups, when to get new tires, diagnostics, and expansion of the business in the future on the WRAM Morning Show.

Administrator Link discusses West Nile Virus in Warren County and ways to prevent the disease, plus talks immunizations, dental exams, physicals, the current Hazardous Mitigation plan in place for storm damage, and Medicaid renewal coverage on the WRAM Morning Show.

Anderson highlights the upcoming run from Memphis to Peoria for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Mayor Davies and Helms talk Monmouth Police Department Officer Jimmie McVey was recognized for his 23 years of service to the force, following his retirement, plus discussion on a street closure request by Karla Wallace, Discussion on the Fire and Police Department reports at the Monmouth City Council Meeting, including trainings, retirement announcement of Robin Avery, and planning for the upcoming Car Show, Discussion on the lease of the Vaugh Building to Super Mercado Four Hermanos, Passing of ordinances by the Monmouth City Council to provide virtual participation of meeting when necessary and set back variances on three units at the Monmouth Townhomes, Discussion on the Urban Hen Ordinance, which will be up for vote at the August meeting, plus Council is seeking input from local residents regarding this ordinance, and Discussion on the progress of the Dollar General being constructed on Broadway and the former Shopko building and the challenge of seeking a retailer for the City of Monmouth.

The Regional Office of Education #33 Pre-School Family Educator Rebecca Petentler and Assistant Director of Early Childhood Emily Henry highlight the upcoming events taking place at the Warren County Fairgrounds in Roseville for Family Night and Summerfest on the WRAM Morning Show.

Robbins discusses his current project of restoring the Wyatt Earp Birthplace in Monmouth, IL on the WRAM Morning Show.

2023 Miss Warren County Fair Addisyn Switzer, Junior Miss Mylah Roberts, and Little Miss Emery Kane on the WRAM Morning Show.

When you’re retired, you’ll likely have some financial concerns — just like all retirees. However, if you’ve invested regularly and followed a long-term financial strategy, you should be able to address most issues that come your way. But there’s one important action that’s sometimes overlooked by retirees: sharing their financial situation with their grown children. And this knowledge can benefit everyone in your family.

Bratcher discusses the pros and cons of implementing an Urban Hen ordinance for the City of Monmouth.

Shimmin provides a quick crop update before highlighting the upcoming livestock shows at the Warren County Agricultural Fair in Roseville.