Lindsay Mitchell, director of communications for the Illinois Corn Growers Association, describes how the corn checkoff program — which receives five-eighths of a cent per bushel of corn sold in Illinois — serves an important role in statewide consumer education.

The Monmouth Rotary Club is celebrating 105 years in the community and Nancy Mowen has been named the 105th president of the club. Mowen's goals for the club this year are "engagement, collaboration, and growth. I chose those three areas because we are so much better together and I think all three of those areas bring people together.”

Executive Director Pam Gaither previews upcoming community events in August and September, including the National Night Out and the Chamber's annual golf outing.

Bridgeway in Galesburg has job openings for therapists. VP of Behavioral Health Services Stacy Brown discusses requirements and specific job titles, and reminds listeners to practice self-care, and to not hesitate to ask for help and look after loved ones.

Superintendent Ed Fletcher reviews safety protocols approved by the Board of Education at a special meeting on Tuesday, August 3, 2021.

Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna Link reviews recent statistics regarding the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, as well as current vaccination rates among county residents.

Little Miss Kinleigh Fox, Junior Miss Mallie Rodeffer, and Queen Kaylynn Hennefent welcome visitors to the annual Farmers Breakfast at the Henderson County Fairgrounds in Stronghurst.

ROE Superintendent Jodi Scott and Assistant Superintendent Lori Loving discuss ways in which their office is encouraging students and families in Henderson, Knox, Mercer and Warren counties to prepare for the upcoming school year and in-person classroom learning.

Six teams competed in this year's Little Lion's Baseball league. President Mark Richardson reviews the Major and Minor league seasons, and encourages area residents to attend the ice cream (and cake) fundraiser .

The Strom Center's Carol McCrery spotlights the number of ways that seniors can fall prey to requests for their information, and how her office fields frequent inquiries regarding fraudulent activity.