Radio Monmouth

Dorothy educates on ongoing scams to be on the lookout for, including spoofed websites, fraudulent text messages and emails, reporting those scams, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Doug talks business at the County Line Diner, catering, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

It's National 4-H Week- Henderson County 4-H members Isaac, Ethan, and Audrey Mohr discuss their 4-H experience.

Discussion on the Proclamation for Domestic Viollence Awareness Month, Discussion on the reports from Building and Zoning Director Joe Clark and Woodard and Curran from Director Bledsoe of ongoing projects in the City of Monmouth, lead service line replacement progress, paint striping, rehab at 66 and 68 Public Square, and more, Declaration of Trick or Treating hours in the City of Monmouth, plus surplus property from the Monmouth Police Department, Update on the progress of the Downtown Monmouth project, and an Update on the Harlem Avenue project.

Brad Ray and Konstanze Fowler join Prairie Communications for the Business Showcase to discuss their contributions to the local community, employee milestones, and more.

Assistant Chief Cozadd and Firefighter Martin talk field fire safety, National Fire Prevention Week, Halloween safety, smoke detector installation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Julie discusses her reasons for running for Illinois' 17th Congressional District.

Adam and Sarah join the Noon Ag Show to discuss the use of the Illinois corn crop in the process of adult beverage production.

The Fighting Scots travel to Grinnell, Iowa for a Midwest Conference match up against the Pioneers.

If you're retired, it's easy to let your finances go on autopilot. Since October is National Retirement Security Month, it's a good time to revisit some areas that can impact your long-term financial security and help your money last a lifetime.