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Morning Show host Phil Nee welcomed River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, for the monthly update from the River Valley School District as they enter the final few months before summer break.

Jim Schmitt is joined by GBAPS School Board new elect., Alex Mineau. Jim and Alex talk about what is going in the the school district- Test results, truancy, and school choice. Alex shares what he is going to do to make the GBAPS great in the Green Bay community.

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Dive into the heart of community issues with 'Lean Local,' hosted by former Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt. This refreshing political and issues program bypasses traditional left-versus-right rhetoric. Instead, it 'leans local' with insightful discussions and grassroots solutions, focusing on what truly matters in our neighborhoods and communities.

First up this hour, Earl shares the story of the upcoming annual Special Needs Prom coming up at Washington High School on the Earl Ingram Show. The event is one of the most anticipated events of the year. This year, they are turning the cafeteria into a stunning Emerald City. In its 22nd year, this beloved occasion promotes inclusion and provides a catered dinner, elegant attire, and an evening filled with unforgettable happiness for students with special needs.

After that, John and Gordy in the Morning welcome back Mike McCabe to talk with the show about Byron Kilbourn, a Wisconsin politician from the 1800s, and the parallels between him and  Elon Musk with corruption and money in politics.

Next, UpNorthNews Radio with Pat Kreitlow talks rural healthcare. Even as more rural hospitals close and corporate medicine shrinks its local footprints, a group in the Chippewa Valley believes the time has come to return to a hospital model based on local, nonprofit, independent ownership. If they succeed in replacing hospitals that closed last year in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls, will it be a blueprint for restoring healthcare options around the rest of the state?

And last but not least, Dan Shafer joins the Maggie Daun Show to discuss the breaking news that Ben Wikler will not be re-running for WI Democrats chair. Dan provides some background on Wikler and discusses possible names that could run for the position.

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First up, in Matenaer On Air's next edition of Beyond The Cheese, we welcome Jeff Burns, President of Weinbrenner Shoe Co. and maker of Thorogood Boots. Located in Wisconsin since their start in 1892, Weinbrenner makes and ships shoes all over the world. A key point of the interview is Jeff speaking about changing the culture of the company from "Shut Up And Work" to focusing on employees knowing their value and the importance of family, which is how he refers to those who work at the company.

Then, Maino & the Mayor are joined by Dan Vermeulen to let us know about the work of Sleep In Heavenly Peace in Brown County. The group brings residents together to build beds for children under 17. Peace believes service is about much more than constructing beds for kids in need. Their mission is "No kid sleeps on the floor in our town." There are chapters in Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, and Appleton, and Dan says SIHP could also use chapters on the   lakeshore.

Following that, during the middle of the Todd Allbaugh Show this week, Todd learns on-air about Trump's announcement of a 90-day pause on most non-China tariffs. The inconsistency and unpredictability of this administration are astounding. Todd talks about the impact of these actions on all of us.

Last up for this hour, Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba welcomes Mike Mercury to the show to talk about the bizarre tornado taco warnings on TV, questioning the nation's intelligence. Pete and Mike tell stories from the comedy circuit, venture into local casino gigs, and wrap up with a debate on the best White Lotus season.

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The second part of the Morning Show on April 11 featured information on the Kiwanis Club as they prepare for the upcoming spaghetti dinner fundraiser.

The first part of the Morning Show on April 11 featured the Richland School District Foundation. The focus of the program was to talk about the final stretch of the school year.

Members from NHS of Richland County joined Phil on the Morning Show on April 10 to provide an update on what the organization has been working on.

The first part of April 9th's Morning Show featured Evan Ewing, Richland County Public Health Specialist. Evan talked with Phil about staying healthy with the changing season by keeping an eye out for ticks and keeping your living space clean.

The Morning Show on April 8th put the spotlight on the Riverdale School District. Staff from the district joined Phil to provide the monthly update on what has been happening at Riverdale Schools.

The Morning Show on April 8 featured Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll. Todd provided an update on upcoming changes for the city of Richland Center.