Shyla Deacon and her team at Wisconsin Memorial Parks, joined host Earl Ingram for an informative discussion on the burial and cremation process, offering guidance for families navigating end-of-life decisions. Deacon explained that traditional burial typically includes body preparation, a viewing, a service, and final interment, all tailored to the family’s wishes. She emphasized the importance of honoring cultural and personal values, while her team highlighted cremation as a flexible, affordable option that can still include meaningful memorials.

Host Earl Ingram also recognized Wisconsin Memorial Services for their professionalism and compassionate care, noting their role in supporting families with dignity and respect. Both Deacon and Ingram encouraged families to plan ahead to reduce emotional and financial stress, reminding listeners that thoughtful preparation ensures peace of mind and preserves a loved one’s legacy.

The second part of the Morning Show featured music artist, Michael Johnson as he sat down with Phil Nee to talk music and his journey so far.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 30 featured an update from Greater Richland Area Chamber with Craig Woodhouse.

The Morning Show on June 27 featured an update from the Walk with GRACE Board. Less than a month away from the big Walk with GRACE Radio Auction on WRCO shortly after that will be the big walk!

The second part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured the upcoming Gospel to Haiti Benefit which included information on the upcoming auction.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured information on the upcoming Lone Rock 4th of July Celebration.

The Morning Show on June 25 featured information on the Moving Out organization. The organization provides safe, affordable, community-integrated homes for people with disabilities. They are celebrating their 30th anniversary.

The Morning Show on June 24 featured members from the Richland Hospital. They were on the program to talk about the new Gastroscope that was purchased thanks to a donation from GRACE. The Gastroscope will help with early cancer detection.

The upcoming RC Thunderfest event was the focus of the Morning Show on June 23.

The Morning Show on June 20 featured another update from the Richland Center School District as they use their summer months to prepare for the upcoming school year.