Dr. Steinke talks about COVID-19, symptoms and preparations.

The Levitt Amp Galva Music Series is set to return this Summer, if all goes well. For the first time the 10 week concert series is now a 12 week series with two more weeks of Concerts added to the series for 2020. Once again it's an eclectic lineup featuring rock, blues, world music and even a marching band. John Taylor is one of the organizers of the Levitt Amp Galva Music Series and he introduced us to the lineup.

Many people are missing out on their regular visits to the Kewanee Public Library during this COVID-19 shutdown but you don't have to miss out on many library services. The Kewanee Public Library has plenty of services available at www.kewaneelibrary.org that are free to any visitor as well as those exclusive to Library cardholders.

RaeAnn Tucker from the Health Department wants to remind people not to get complacent regarding COVID-19. The fact that neither Henry or Stark County has a positive test yet might lead some to a false sense of security. The Health Department wants to remind everyone to stick to the Shelter at Home order by the Governor. It's the best way to beat COVID-19. Essential travel only, No more than 1 or 2 people from a family at any time. Flatten the curve and COVID-19 can be beaten.

Donations go to area food banks.

RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Department was joined by Jannell Steffen, Home Services Supervisor for the Health Department to talk about how in home care services are ongoing and the precautions taken to keep patients and staff healthy and safe from COVID-19.

If you're a parent who has struggled with how to talk to your child about COVID-19, Supernanny, Jo Frost is offering some tough love and solid advice. Jo Frost joined us for some really solid advice for helping kids in the time of Shelter at Home and COVID-19.

Macomb Mayor Michael Inman called in to AM Macomb with Bill Schmalfeldt on 104.7 WLMD on Wednesday morning (March 25) to discuss the city's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Galva City Council managed to meet on Monday evening with a very difficult agenda. The City made the hard to choice to create a $10.00 tax to help pay for ambulance service in the City. We talked about the ambulance situation in Galva as well as the City response to COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Krista Wynes didn't set out to create a global phenomenon but that's what's happening with Heart Hunters. With so many stuck at home due to quarantine and social distancing, Krista thought it would be fun to create a game for kids. She posted on Facebook asking friends to put hearts in their windows for kids to look for when they were out for walks. From there, Heart Hunters was born. Heart Hunters is a Facebook page which has grown to a global community of people sharing photos of their homemade hearts on display in their community. Krista joined WKEI to share more about this Heart-warming social media sensation.