Nebraska City Mayor Bryan Bequette recaps Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including action on the city's proposed budget for fiscal year 2026, which begins October 1st.

Essex Community Club Executive Director Tess Nelson updates preparations for the Essex Labor Day Celebration.

Stanton and Fremont-Mills Superintendent David Gute discusses plans for a bond issue vote in the Stanton School District in the November General Elections, and summer repair projects in both districts.

Clarinda School Superintendent Jeff Privia recaps Wednesday's Clarinda School Board meeting, including an update on the 7-12 building's expansion and renovation project.

Gregg Connell and Nancy Maher, representing KMAland Broadcasting LLC, mark KMA's 100th anniversary with a special edition of "The Morning Line."

Kathleen Lonergan Erickson, KMA's first female farm director in the late 1980s, is interviewed as part of a special "Catching Up With" edition of KMA's "Morning Line" program.

Page County Sheriff Charles McCalla joins the "Morning Line" to discuss school bus laws ahead of the 2025-26 school year and provide an update on the construction of a new Page County jail.

Missouri State Senator Rusty Black joins the "Morning Line" to discuss the potential for redistricting in the Show Me State and property tax legislation passed during the most recent special session.

Red Oak Chamber and Industry Association Executive Director Elaine Carlson joins the "Morning Line" to discuss Bomgaars moving into the former K-Mart store on the north side of Red Oak.

Nebraska City Mayor Bryan Bequette joins the "Morning Line" to recap Monday night's Nebraska City City Council meeting, including discussions on the Cargill odor and allocations from the city's Economic Development Growth funds.