Steve Kohlstedt and Sheila Troxel from the Richland Center Kiwanis Club were on the first part of the Morning Show on March 10. They spoke with host, Phil Nee, about what the group has been up to.

The second part of the Morning Show on March 9 featured advice on avoiding the latest scams with help from Consumer Protection.

The first part of the Morning Show on March 9 featured an update from River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner.

The second part of the Morning Show on March 6 featured information on this year's Project Seed sale. The sale helps provide area farmers with low-cost, high-quality seed.

The first part of the Morning Show on March 6 featured an update from Schmitt Woodland Hills. Staff from the facility were in the studio to talk with Phil.

The Morning Show on March 5 featured a check-in with local members from the American Red Cross. The need for blood donations is always there, and the program discussed efforts to increase donations.

The Morning Show on March 4 put the spotlight on Vets Roll. The program included information on what the group does and previewed the upcoming Beat the Cabin Fever Dance event.

The second part of the Morning Show on March 3 featured the Richland County ADRC. They will be holding a program for men over 60 at Willow Valley Community Center in Loyd.

The first part of the Morning Show on March 3 featured an update from Ithaca Schools. The program included Ag students, and information on technical education.

The first Morning Show for the Month of March featured Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll. He was on the program featured a community update.