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Curtis Wane Stroud is a local area musician who entertains in the Clubs and Pubs around Maryville Eastern Kansas and Nebraska and South West Iowa. Along with being a Teacher in Kansas and his musical endeavors he also plays in a worship band at his church. Curtis Stopped in the Studio to talk about his upcoming performance at the Graham Street Fair.

YWCA of The Sauk Valley with Jill by Regional Media

Andy Jackson-Sinnissippi Centers by Regional Media

Holly and Autumn from Make it Maryville dropped by the KNIM studio to talk about this weeks Maryville Market and some other upcoming events.

Kris Noble-Sauk Valley Area Chamber of Commerce by Regional Media

Melissa Ryan-Rock River Hospice and Home by Regional Media

The subject of August's edition of Kewanee Back When is the history of Midland Plaza. The shopping area now home to Arby's and anchored by the ever popular Menards came life in the late 1960's and early 70's with the move of the Kroger's Grocery Store from Main Street in Kewanee, where B & B Printing now stands, to Midland where Rent A Center and Goodwill are now located. Back then, the space was also anchored by W.T Grant before K-Mart came to Kewanee for a relatively short amount of time. The history of Midland Shopping Center on Kewanee Back When on WKEI.

Dr. Chris Sullens was our guest on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday morning. Dr. Sullens joined the show to recap Monday's Kewanee School Board Meeting and discuss the continued progress on various construction projects at Kewanee Schools, specifically the progress on the new Ag Learning room and progress on the Kewanee Football Field which is being completed this week. Dr. Sullens also took the time to tell WKEI that the Kewanee School District will be opting out of the new State of Illinois Sex Education standards.

Scott Fattizzi-Historic Dixon Theatre Big News. by Regional Media

Certified Athletic Trainer Ian Swindler and Samantha Rux from OSF Saint Luke Medical Center joined Wake Up Tri Counties on Monday morning to talk about concussions. The High School sports season is getting underway again and the questions that surround concussion protocols for High School Sports are once again at the forefront for concerned parents. Ian Swindler, who works the sidelines at local football games with an eye toward monitoring for potential concussion issues, spoke to WKEI about the ways people like him as well as coaches and the IHSA are working to make things as safe as they can when it comes to preventing and treating head injuries in High School Sports.