Staff from the Richland School District were on the Morning Show on July 18 to update listeners on what the staff has been working on during the summer break.

The cast from the upcoming performance of Little Shop of Horrors was on the Morning Show on July 17 to talk about this year's Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin production.

The topic of the Morning Show on July 16 featured information on the upcoming celebration for Jesus through song that will be held on Friday, July 25 at Hillsboro Fireman's Park.

The Morning Show on July 15 featured Evan Ewing, from Richland County Health and Human Services. Evan spoke about staying healthy and avoiding issues with ticks and other health related issues.

The second part of the Morning Show on July 14 featured an update from Consumer Protection. The program provided information on avoiding the latest scams including ones dealing with tariffs.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 14 featured an update on the upcoming National Night Out event being held in Richland Center.

The Morning Show on July 11 featured Allen Unbehaun. Allen talked with Phil about farming and how it has changed over the years.

Betsy Roessler from Partners for Prevention, Maggie May - Alternative Educator in the Richland School District, Sonia Olson and Barb Olson - Educators at Richland Center High School were on the Morning Show on July 10 to talk about mental health.

Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show to provide an update on what has been going on during the summer months, including the new principal of the Richland Intermediate School,  Felipe Armijo.

The Morning Show on July 8 featured an update from the Ithaca School District. The school has been busy during the summer months as they prepare for the upcoming school year with a change in some positions.