Deb Toth of SSM Health talks about four different locations on Thursday, April 16th where people can fill out advance healthcare directives. Those locations are in Fond du Lac, Ripon, and Waupun. As Toth puts it, "It is always too early, until it is too late!"

Noreen Johnson and Mary Robichaud talk about a ribbon cutting for their remodeled day services, their own coffee brand, and an upcoming fundraiser at the Ripon Culver's.

Sadie Howell talks about their annual meeting and the awards they will be handing out at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center in Fond du Lac Thursday night.

Officer Lindsey Michels talks about how the male Golden Doodle will be used in the schools and the community. Local school kids are suggesting names for the dog which begins its training next week.

Executive Director Tanya Marcoe talks about open enrollment for Head Start, a good federal review of their Head Start program, and construction on their Child Care incubator in Oshkosh.

Judge Taylor says her run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court is about being a justice for the people. She talks about the things that motivate her and her qualifications for the court.

Chris Schattschneider, athletic training lead for Ripon Community Hospital, talk about the benefits of varying your exercise routine.

Superintendent Wayne Weber talks about some flattering newspaper articles they recently were the subject of, and forming an ad-hoc committee for a new track.

District Administrator Jason Breaker talks about the upcoming referendum, a school musical, how well the forensics program did, and the Discovery Fair.

Senator John Jagler talked about the Grooming Bill that was just signed into law, Senator LeMahieu's announcement that he won't seek another term, and more.