Dave Dunn is the organizer of the annual Run Galesburg Run event, which falls on June 3 this year. There are three events starting at 7:00 am and it will start in downtown Galesburg. There will be an after party held at 8:00 am with food and drink being catered with live music during and after the race.

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Many important developments came about as a result of Monday’s Monmouth City Council Meeting. The City entered into an agreement with the Y.M.C.A. for their summer pool services. Other issues discussed at the meeting include: door-to-door solicitation, the repair of the roof at city hall, a potential memorial day weekend 5k run, and more.

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Knoxville Superintendent Steve Wilder discusses what took place at the District’s latest school board meeting. He also talks about the budget for the upcoming school year.

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The Warren County Crimestoppers continue to put criminals behind bars. P.J. Brooks with the organization shares some figures highlighting how well the program has worked in not only the county, but the state.

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Stacy Brown shares the differences between physical health and mental, and why it’s important to treat them equally. She also breaks down signs and symptoms to look for in children who may be dealing with mental health issues.

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The Monmouth Browns were a minor league baseball team that played on South 11th Street from 1908 to 1913. Tom Best scoured old newspapers and website articles to get an idea of what this team from Monmouth was all about.

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Toland’s River Oak Ranch located right outside of Macomb, Illinois specializes in the rotational grazing of cattle. Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the farm and discussed the operation with the owner, Trevor Toland.

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Toland’s River Oak Ranch located right outside of Macomb, Illinois specializes in the rotational grazing of cattle. Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the farm and discussed the operation with the owner, Trevor Toland.

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Toland’s River Oak Ranch located right outside of Macomb, Illinois specializes in the rotational grazing of cattle. Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the farm and discussed the operation with the owner, Trevor Toland.

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Toland’s River Oak Ranch located right outside of Macomb, Illinois specializes in the rotational grazing of cattle. Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the farm and discussed the operation with the owner, Trevor Toland.

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A kid’s event presented by OSF Healthcare will be occurring at Sunnylane Field during the Relay for Life. Jadyn Dwyer reveals what types of health and safety presentations will be going on June 2nd.

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Tom gives the details on his upcoming presentation on the Monmouth Browns minor league baseball team from 1908-1913. Tom will be at the Warren County History Museum on May 24th, 2018

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Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the cattle-farming operation of Illinois Beef Association President Joni Bucher in Good Hope, Illinois. Bucher explains what goes into running the operation from day-to-day.

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Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the cattle-farming operation of Illinois Beef Association President Joni Bucher in Good Hope, Illinois. Bucher explains what goes into running the operation from day-to-day.

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Vanessa Wetterling & Mitch McVey visited the cattle-farming operation of Illinois Beef Association President Joni Bucher in Good Hope, Illinois. Bucher explains what goes into running the operation from day-to-day.

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The 3rd Annual Summer Soiree fundraiser for the GCAC is on June 15th. Tuesday Chetin with the organization details what to expect at the event.

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Chelsea Moberg, Recreation Supervisor for Galesburg Parks & Recreation, previews the slate of upcoming events for the organization. Lakeside Waterpark is opening; their annual fishing derby is approaching; and summer sports leagues are getting underway.

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Cathy & Anne discuss the latest developments in agriculture in the surrounding counties. Froelich talks about water sample testing, while Martin urges farmers to get in to report their acres.

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The economy in the United States is trending in the right direction. This development has allowed Galesburg to continue to bring in new businesses and create news jobs. Ken Springer shares the latest economic news from Galesburg.

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Sean Cavanaugh talks about the latest grants the organization has received to assist with various programming. He also says goodbye to his intern for the year, Emily Gabaldon.

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The 10th Annual Seminary Village Health Fair will be held Wednesday, May 16th, from 9 a.m. to noon. Don Luper discusses what will be offered at the healthcare event.

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The upcoming Commencement and Midwest Conference championships for track & field and baseball will make Monmouth College a popular place to be this weekend. Duane Bonifer and Clarence Wyatt share their thoughts on the huge weekend.

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Stone-Hayes Center for Independent Living is always open to adding new names to their personal assistant registry. Lynn Voeller with the organization shares some information on trainings that are coming up in the area.

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Tuesday’s school board meeting for Monmouth-Roseville was very eventful. Superintendent Fletcher dishes on the latest approvals and news from District 238.

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The planting season has kept farmers busy in the recent weeks. Ann Martin with the Farm Service Agency of Warren County reminds farmers to get into the office to update their records.

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A very busy next few months lie ahead for the BCA. Krystine Gilbert previews the full slate of events on the schedule for Monmouth’s art headquarters.

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Monmouth’s City Council met on Monday night to discuss a myriad of topics. Mayor Rod Davies and City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher break down all the latest from the meeting, which included: a new alert system for neighborhoods, an update on the city’s pool for the summer of 2018, information regarding renovations at Smithfield and Monmouth College, liquor licenses at local business, and more.

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Jessica Linder with the Chamber discusses the latest developments with businesses in Galesburg. She highlights the opening of a new business in Galesburg along with other important news.

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A federal grant is allowing local counties to hold opioid trainings to educate emergency/first responders and community members on the opioid crisis. These trainings will be held on May 9th, May 16th, and May 21st.

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Brian vists the WRAM Morning Show studios to talk about knee health

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The Monmouth Forensics Team recently competed at the national tournament in Oshkosh, WI. The team earned a 2nd place finish in their class, while senior Anthony Adams collected a third place finish in the nation. Two members of the team, Rebecca Buel Young & Adams, discuss the year for the team.

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The riding season is almost upon us! Krista Bushmaker gives us a preview of what folks can expect at Rainbow Riders during the summer of 2018.

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The Monmouth Fire Department is looking for new members. Requirements for applicants include: a high school diploma, under 35 years old, and must be an emergency medical technician. Casey Rexroat also discusses the workload of the fire department.

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The Voice Program is holding their spring play titled 30 Reasons Not to Be in a Play. Doug Dennison and students with the Voice Program talk about the performance, which is scheduled for this Friday.

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The 66th Annual Fish & Chicken Fry is coming up later this month. Jeremy Wise discusses the event, which is scheduled for May 26th from 4 to 7 p.m.

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Randy Frakes discusses a myriad of subjects involving his school: school safety, the history of the school, his staff, Teacher Spotlight, School Spotlight, and more.

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A special banquet is coming up on May 10th to honor area educators for their contributions over the years to education. Jodi Scott and Lori Loving break down why this ceremony is important to reinvigorate the teaching profession as a whole.

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Gina Long and Jared Kunkle analyze how farmers can be safer on the roads during this planting season along with giving tips to drivers who aren’t farmers.

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The Chamber has two big events on the horizon: their annual golf outing and Pottery Day. Amy Patterson gives some details on these two exciting events!

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The weather has finally turned the corner from winter, and with that, added motorcycles are sure to find their way onto the roads. Joe Switzer discusses the awareness drivers must have for motorcycles during Motorcycle Awareness Month.

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The Special Olympics were founded in 1968; this year marks the 50th anniversary. Jennifer Davis with Warren County Special Olympics discusses the Spring Games coming up on May 5.

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The NRCS is hiring. Cathy Froelich and Ann Martin discuss the open position along with some other insight for farmers.

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District 202’s Superintendent shares the latest news from Knoxville which includes: budget amendments, changes in technology at schools, weather’s affect on Blue Bullet sports, and more.

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The Galesburg Parks & Rec department is always busy with fun events! Elizabeth Varner discusses the latest – including the “Touch a Truck” event next week.

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Road construction on Highway 34 has forced traffic to resort to using Route 164 instead. This has caused some delays, longer commutes, and a fair amount of frustration. Sheriff Edwards shares his insight on the situation.

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Each year since 2013, members of former Monmouth high school bands, and now, members of other local bands are coming together to play once again. The group performs in the Prime Beef Festival each fall. This year, a special concert will also be performed by The Grand Alumni Band.

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Mental Health Awareness Month is coming up in May. Stacy Brown with Bridgeway shares some upcoming free depression and anxiety screening dates coming up in the area.

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Professor Robin Johnson talks about the primary elections in Illinois during March. He also breaks down the types of ads being produced by candidates and what voters must do to decipher real news from fake news.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Brooke Chesney discusses her role at the KCCAC; why this is the best job she has ever had; and what signs to look for to prevent or end sexual assault.

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The Monmouth College Choir is preparing for a trip to New York. They will test out their singing this weekend in Galesburg.

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A finalized 10-year life safety plan has the United School District feeling good moving forward. Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt shares the outline of the plan along with other top news from his district.

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Weather continues to mess with everyone’s schedules. Chelsea Moberg of Galesburg Parks & Rec discusses some upcoming events for the organization.

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The weather has taken its toll on farmer’s plans to get back outside and get some work done. Cathy Froelich and Ann Martin discuss some things farmers can get done while they wait for the weather to improve.

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Missy Bewley discussed the 1st year her salon in Monmouth has been open. The salon is located at the corner of Detroit Ave. and 9th St.

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Krista Swanson breaks down the tensions between the United States and China. She also discusses the changes to Farm Bill she would like to see.

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The latest City of Monmouth City Council meeting featured a proclamation for The Great Nicola, MFD & MPD Reports, a new yard waste contract, and much more. Mayor Rod Davies and Director of Information Technology Ken Helms discuss these points and more.

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The Great Nicola Magic Festival is this Saturday. A fun-filled day of magical activities is planned. Danielle Morrison explains what attendees can expect.

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The 99th Annual Chamber Dinner was held on Apr. 12, 2018. Amy Patterson with the Monmouth Chamber shared the winners of their three prestigious awards: Small Business of the Year, Large Business of the Year, and Citizen of the Year.

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Student safety and evidence-based funding were the primary topics of discussion at Monmouth-Roseville’s latest school board meeting. Superintendent Ed Fletcher breaks down what was discussed at the board meeting.

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Diabetes can take a toll on a person’s body; even in places you wouldn’t expect. Tina Canada discusses peripheral neurophathy and the effects it has on patient’s feet.

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March’s Achiever of the Month is the first recipient from outside Warren County. Sean Cavanaugh and Emily Gabaldon discuss the award and the latest news with Warren Achievement Center.

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Monmouth College Class of ’72 graduate Dennis Plummer will speak at this year’s annual Wendell Whiteman Memorial Lecture. Plummer discusses his path to success at Monmouth and Monsanto; how technology is changing the agricultural landscape; and how technology will soon be an even more vital part of our everyday lives.

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The Warren County YMCA has a campaign that helps raise scholarship funds for kids. Candy Conard talks about the different ways the organization raises those funds.

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The subject of our School Spotlight for the month of April is United High School. Principal Amy Schmitz delivers high praise for her staff; touches on the success of the school’s programs; and talks about the Teacher of the Month: Kelly Menge.

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Vertigo affects many people around the world, but especially those above 40 years of age. Doug Price talks about some of the ways you can combat this disorder and other disorders like it.

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Cathy Froelich stopped in to discuss the latest in agricultural programming along with the weather’s affect on local farmers.

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A new program is being offered at Carl Sandburg to support aspiring STEM college students in surrounding high schools. Stephanie Woodard and Randi Torrance discuss the benefits of taking part in this unique program.

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Elizabeth Varner breaks down the latest events happening at the Galesburg Parks & Recreation department.

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WIRC-CAA Victim Services provides free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in west central Illinois. Diane Mayfield talks about warning signs that parents should look for involving sexual assault and child abuse.

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City officials break down the latest news surrounding the City including the latest on the 2017-18 & 2018-19 fiscal budgets.

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WIRC-CAA Victim Services provides free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in west central Illinois. Jill Mann discusses an upcoming event to help bring awareness to local colleges.

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Danielle Morrison and Rebecca Eaton with the WCPL discuss the latest news and programming offered by the library.

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A special festival is coming to the Warren County History Museum. The Great Nicola, a world-renowned magician, will be honored in a great day of magical activities on Apr. 21. Kellen Hinrichsen explains what to expect.

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Nancy Mowen gives the latest news on the Pattee Learning Center, JCC’s Summer Meals Program, and their upcoming Healthy Meals on a Budget dinner.

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Two important dinners are upcoming for the Monmouth Chamber. Amy Patterson previews what to expect at both events.

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Two employees with the Health Department shared their thoughts on the rough flu season, previewed next week’s Public Health Week, and talked about FIT Testing.

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Elizabeth Varner previews the National Water Dance at Knox College and talks about upcoming parks & recreation activities on the schedule.

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Monmouth-Roseville Junior High is the Sunny 97.7 WMOI/AM 1330 WRAM School Spotlight for March

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West Central held a school board meeting on Wednesday. Superintendent Paula Markey breaks down some of the latest discussion items and approvals from that meeting.

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A changing of the guard is happening at the WHFB at the start of April. Carol Ricketts, who has worked with the Farm Bureau for 28 years, is retiring. Gina Long will step in as her replacement.

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Seminary Village and Azer Clinic are partnering for a new program that will assist those living with Parkinson’s Disease. The new program is designed to help those affected by Parkinson’s regain their motor skills and functions.

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Larry “The Flagman” Eckhardt has put up nearly 500,000 American flags across 14 different states to honor fallen soldiers, police officers, and firefighters. He recently was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Members of local fire departments are putting on a benefit to help Eckhardt cover medical costs.

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The Monmouth City Council met on Monday night. Mayor Rod Davies and City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher broke down what types of actions and ordinances were addressed.

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Chelsea Moberg, Recreation Supervisor with Galesburg Parks & Rec, discusses some upcoming spring break events with the organization.

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Krista Swanson shares the latest from her Gardner Agriculture Policy Program including the latest introduction of a farm simulator designed to predict scenarios for farms.

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Some of the best agricultural minds in Western Illinois came together to discuss the state of agriculture at the Spring Ag Roundtable. This is part two of the two-hour broadcast.

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Some of the best agricultural minds in Western Illinois came together to discuss the state of agriculture at the Spring Ag Roundtable. This is part one of the two-hour broadcast.

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Superintendent Ed Fletcher shared the latest news from District 238. A few new positions will be added to the high school staff along with some other changes around the District.

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A 10-year life safety report was presented at the latest school board meeting for United. Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt talks about some of the improvements that need to be made over the next few years. He also touches on the issue of school safety and student well-being.

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Galesburg Parks & Rec has plenty of events going on over spring break to keep young children and teens entertained. Elizabeth Varner discusses the specifics about the busy weeks ahead.

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Assistant Manager Austin Jackson talks about the success that Chick’s at the Club has experienced since its March 1st opening.

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Pork industry giant Lynch Livestock LLC is opening a Monmouth location next week. Territory Manager Larry Bertrand talks about what the business is about and how the process works.

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Monmouth-Roseville Junior High School is the subject of our School Spotlight for the month of March. Principal Don Farr and members of the student council stopped by the studio to talk about the latest happenings at the school and why their school is deserving of this recognition.

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Big River Resources LLC held their annual shareholders meeting on Thursday afternoon. Ray Defenbaugh and other ag industry leaders discussed the state of Big River Resources and what the future holds.

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A new program at Warren Achievement Center will allow achievers to tell their life stories with assistance from a facilitator. Sean Cavanaugh also shared the latest Achiever of the Month Award winner’s name and more.

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There is a need for personal assistants at Stone Hayes Center. Lynn Voeller with the Center discusses the qualifications for applicants the organization is looking for.

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Erin Buckmaster discusses some of the pets at the shelter that need adopted. She also previews a dog show coming in May.

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The weather is slowly but surely getting better. That’s good news for avid golfers looking to get their season underway. Brian Luedtke with Bunker Links talks about some changes to the course and the rates people can expect.

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Elizabeth Varner with Galesburg Parks & Recreation gives an update on the latest programs being offered by the organization.

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