The Galesburg Community Foundation and River Bend Food Bank’s partnership to bring a regional food bank branch to Galesburg will be located at the corner of Main and Henderson Streets in the former Rheinschmidt’s Carpet Center. The River Bend Food Bank will provide greater access to more nutritious and perishable foods for more than 50 food pantries, including the FISH Food Pantry in Galesburg, and the Jamieson Community Center in Monmouth.

Superintendent Fletcher shares the latest from M-R's monthly school board meeting, including the rising gas prices and the Illinois Education Association Annual State of Education report on the WRAM Morning Show.

Landscaping Ninjas Owner Austin shares they offer lawn care maintenance and landscaping using battery operated equipment for lawn maintenance. Gas prices are going up, Landscaping Ninjas prices stay the same.

Mayor Rod Davies, City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, and Communications Director Ken Helms share the latest from the recent Monmouth City Council Meeting on the WRAM Morning show.

Gaither shares upcoming events through the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning show.

WRAM "Community Hour" interview with former Monmouth College professor Tom Sienkewicz and former Galesburg Public Library director Pam Van Kirk, who are working with the U.S. government's Sponsor Circles Program to help settle an Afghan refugee family in Monmouth.

Director Sparkman talks aquatics programs at the Warren County YMCA on the WRAM Morning Show.

Monmouth-Roseville's Lincoln Early Childhood is the March School Spotlight, courtesy of WMOI/WRAM, MTC Communications, and the Regional Office of Education #33.

Deputy Reynolds announces her candidacy for Warren County Clerk & Recorder in the upcoming June primary on the WRAM Morning Show.

Paul announced his candidacy for Governor of the State of Illinois in February 2021. Paul is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Illinois Farm Bureau, the National Rifle Association, and Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Parish.  He resides in Monroe County with his wife Lori and their two sons, Ethan and Garrett.