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Price reminds you don't need a doctor's referral to seek physical therapy services, hip replacements, strengthening and stretching the hip joint, an upcoming Customer Appreciation Lunch on July 19th at the Monmouth location, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mecum discusses services with Beacon of Hope Hospice and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher shares the new hires in the Monmouth-Roseville School District, the use of cell phones in the classroom, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Young Leader Committee Chair and local farmer Justin Allaman gives a summary of the topics discussed during the 36th Annual Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau Annual Meeting.
Heat safety and reminder to always carry your cell phone with you in case of emergency, Discussion on the electric aggregation for City of Monmouth residents, Monthly reports from Monmouth Fire Chief Casey Rexroat and Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer, Discussion on the increase of campground rates at Citizen's Lake beginning in 2025, and Discussion on surplus equipment for the City of Monmouth and 4th of July celebration.
Superintendent Day discusses West Central's amended budget, 10-year life safety funds, employment opportunities, Board of Education retreat, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bayer Crop Science Technical Agronomist Lance Tarchionne joined WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss the mid-June heat wave and how it impacts area crops, soil moisture, pests, and more.
Newberry discusses the summer reading program at the Warren County Public Library, events taking place throughout the summer, this week's Kid Librarian, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monroe and Lafary discuss the upcoming golf outing with the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, their Business of the Month spotlight, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
LaDonna and Carol preview the upcoming 3rd annual Stoneware Fest and Swap Meet at the Stoneware Museum on Saturday June 22nd on the WRAM Morning Show.
Summertime is almost here — and for many people that means it’s time to hit the road. But even if you decide to take a vacation, you’ll want other areas of your life to keep working — especially your investments. So, how can you prevent your investments, and your overall financial strategy, from going on “vacation”? Here are a few suggestions.
Buckmaster reminds of caring for your pets during the summer heat, car pet safety, adoptions, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Drill shares the trip opportunities through Golden Tours Midwest on the WRAM Morning Show.
Whitsitt and Hawkins discuss the recent United Board of Education meeting, the transition of Hawkins as Superintendent, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dean Willhardt discusses the upgrades at April Zorn Memorial Stadium, the use of artificial intelligence in higher education, classroom fundamentals, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen thanks the community after a successful Halfway to Freezing for Food event, shares staple items were collected for the pantries, discusses the number of visits, income guidelines, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss board vacancies and the appointment of AJ Cox, the proposed budget, aerial imagery access, body cameras and dash cams for the Warren County Sheriff's Department, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Strom Family Farm's Grant Strom joined the Noon Ag Show on WRAM to discuss different carbon tax credits.
Gilbert discusses the current collections on display in the BCA Gallery, the upcoming deadline for entry in the Art from the Heartland, the ongoing campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
McCrery discusses the program at Strom Center preventing social isolation, their recreation programs, which are also available virtually, newsletters, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lair previews the upcoming Relay for Life event in November at the Monmouth American Legion, benefitting the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life and American Cancer Society, plus events taking place throughout the summer on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ferch shares hours, clothing and product options, jewelry, and more at ISO Threads in Downtown Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Nelson shares the available services with Stone-Hayes Center, living independently, peer support groups, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer previews KCAP's annual meeting on June 26th, discusses the expansion of Western Smokehouse Partners, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Losing a spouse is one of the most painful experiences anyone can have. Unfortunately, widows and widowers have to deal with more than just the emotional trauma — they also must consider a range of financial issues. If you’ve recently been widowed, what financial moves should you consider?
Tri- County Cattlemen’s Thad Tharp discusses the Illinois Beef Association Annual Meeting takeaways, discusses disease tractability, beef marketing and more.
State Agriculture Pest Survey Coordinator Kelly Estes gives a spring pest update and outlook for summer.
Randall previews the upcoming events at the Henderson County Fair July 22-28, including the Fair Queen Pageant, livestock shows, family night, Casey Donahew in concert, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Representative Hammond discusses the $53.1 billion state budget, estate taxes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh and Bickerton share the update on the Community Day Services facility, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lewis shares six minivans have been added to the fleet in Warren County, plus reminds of the hours of operation, territory reached, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bretsch talks the increase in dog bites among Ameren linemen and reminding residents to safely secure their dogs in their yards or inside on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kapita explains the Lipanda Foundation and their upcoming Festival on June 30th on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the retirement of Investigator Terry Hepner from the Monmouth Police Department, process for demolition of houses in Monmouth, the arrival of a new leaf vacuum for the fall, approval of the downtown streetscape beautification project, applying for grants, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies discusses his carpet cleaning business, Red Carpet Cleaning, plus sanitizers, deodorizers, and upholstery cleaning for residential and businesses in Western Illinois and Eastern Iowa on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither wraps up their local elected officials' luncheon, previews the upcoming golf outing, Business After Hours, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
On Thursday, May 30, 2024, Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) visited Monmouth to announce around $1 million in funding towards lead water service line replacements in Monmouth. Sorensen spoke with WRAM's Kailey Foster about the project as well as discussed the latest updates on the Farm Bill.
NRCS District Conservationist Cathy Froelich shares upcoming deadlines and cover crop programs.
McClintock previews the upcoming Pork Chop BBQ with the Monmouth Rotary Club on June 18th, plus discusses the shortage of attorneys on the WRAM Morning Show.
Collin Watters, Illinois Corn Director of Exports & Logistics discusses the importance of trade for Illinois farmers and farmers across the country.
Stephanie Porter an Illinois Soybean Association Outreach Agronomist discusses late season soybean planting.
Shelby Carlson, U of I Extension Youth Development Educator, discusses upcoming 4-H BBQ's, upcoming judging contests, and fair deadlines.
Wilson discusses a new provider joining the Eagle View team, the upcoming Health Fair in August, the golf tournament, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Quinn and Allaman discuss the Farm Bill, legislation in the State of Illinois, scholarship recipients, plus upcoming events, including Headshot Happ Hour, Trivia Night Fundraiser, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sharon Stevens and Konstanze Fowler, Monmouth Farmers Market Managers, preview the vendors that will be on hand during the Friday Farmers Markets at the Warren County History Museum from 5 to 7 pm weekly.
Allen and Young preview the upcoming production of 'Rolling in the Deep,' which will hit The Orpheum Theatre stage Friday, May 31st, Saturday, June 1st, and Sunday, June 2nd.
Area Manager Matt Haberman discusses opening a Jimmy John's in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer shares call of service, in car and body cameras at the Department, summer driving season, golf cart and non-highway registration stickers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses the Warren County CrimeStoppers, receiving a state award, plus talks cash prize scams, door to door salesmen, what action to take if you fall victim to a scam, the upcoming FOP Fishing Derby, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Annual Memorial Day Service from the Monmouth American Legion, featuring Keynote Speaker Esther Joy King.
The West Central Heat lose to the Ridgewood Spartans 4-0 in class 1A sectional championship game in Williamsfield.
With the holiday weekend upon us, Lynn Williams with the USDA joins WRAM's Kailey Foster in a discussion about food safety when grilling out.
Murdock and Osterman discuss volume of population at the hospital, their convenience clinic services, collaborations with surrounding medical care facilities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Stanton and Edwards share the Memorial Day Firing Squad schedule on Sunday, May 26th at the local cemeteries, plus preview the Memorial Day Service at the Legion with the Monmouth Municipal Band beginning at 9:30 am followed by the program at 10 am, which can also be heard on AM 1330/FM 95.7 WRAM.
Vancil talks criminal defense, joining Clark and Glasgow Law Office, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Walters discusses being named Business of the Year with the Monmouth Chamber of Commerce, live music events weekly at MAW, the Downtown Beautification, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shimmin talks the upcoming 40 mile tractor ride on Saturday June 1st, an Ag in the Classroom fundraiser, plus previews additional summer events with the Maple City Antique Tractor Association on the WRAM Morning Show.
The West Central Heat defeat the Lady Comets 5-0 in the class 1A sectional semifinals in Williamsfield.
Meet the 2024-25 United FFA officer team including Hannah Thompson, president; Meredith Yung, vice president, Leighton Trego, secretary; Nevaeh Bickerton, reporter; Aiden Martin, treasurer; Parker Scott, sentinel; Rose Leary, historian; and Jack Allgeyer, plot chair.
Retired Ohio State University Professor and Farm Doc Daily Contributor Carl Zulauf discusses his work looking into the average age of United States Farmers.
Sheriff Link, Detective Marlow, and Officer Lucas discuss a new app based program to provide tips to the department, burglaries, boat safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Chaplain Bone discuss nationwide and local services offered to the department and their families, plus talk hydrant flushing, Memorial Day Weekend, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Brown discusses self care, seeking services, offering support to others, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Price talks common injuries and surgeries of the shoulder, as well as posture, muscles, scheduling therapy appointments, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the potential weather risk and reminder of when storm sirens are activated locally, Discussion on reports presented by Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer and Fire Chief Casey Rexroat, An update on the bid for the parking lot off 1st Street and the progress on the bid for the Downtown Monmouth Streetscape, Discussion on the approval of an Engineering Agreement for a Water Treatment Plant, Update on the 6th Street reconstruction, as well as the Harlem Avenue project, and Discussion on ordinance reading for the vacation of alleyways, calls of service within the City of Monmouth, and the ongoing lead service line project.
Alexia Kane & Brooklyn Miller share how they are preparing their 4-H projects for the county fair.
Dr. Braet talks allergy season, UV protection for the eyes, scheduling school exams for the kids, wearing safety glasses when working outdoors, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Farmers market season is here! Kathy Walker, organizer of the Galesburg Farmers Market shares some of the highlights of this year's market as well as introduces the new market coming to Knoxville.
Once you’re retired, you will likely need to draw on several types of income for your living expenses. You’ll need to know where these funds are coming from and how much you can count on, but you should also be aware of how this money is taxed — because this knowledge can help you plan and budget for your retirement years.
Monroe and Gavin discuss the upcoming golf outing, goals of the Maple City Area Partnership, including housing, jobs, and available resources, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on Rockridge in a class 2A regional championship at Princeton High School.
The United Red Storm take on Illini Bluffs for a class 1A regional championship at United High School.
The West Central Heat defeat the Fulton Steamers 10-0 in six innings to win 3rd straight regional and send themselves to the Williamsfield sectional tournament.
The 32 annual Rhubarb Festival returns to Aledo June 7th and 8th. Denny Brown shares what visitors can expect with this year's festival.
Davies was named Citizen of the Year through the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, plus talks business at McGuire and Davies Funeral Home, and his position with the Illinois Funeral Directors Association on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chuck and Charlie talk the transformation of the former Roseville Lanes and Diner to Revolution Bowl, offered lunch and dinner specials, open and league bowling, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sherwood shares his role with OSF HealthCare, the current focus of obtaining gifts, including Bushels of Hope and working to equip local children with the strong Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math skills on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh provide an update on the progress of the masonry project at the Warren County Courthouse, discuss the purchase of body cameras for the police force, delay of taxes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Extension Specialist Dr. Teresa Steckler discusses the detection of Asian longhorned ticks in Illinois and the impact the pests have on livestock.
Vancil talks expansions, available products, and more with Dame Fine Coffee on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the FFA summer leadership trip, students receiving Seal of Biliteracy Accommodations, student recognition for the Illinois Principal's Association breakfast, Excellence in Education awards, graduation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen shares the success of the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, previews the Annual Halfway to Freezing for Food, items in the greatest need, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans defeat Beardstown 1-0 to win program's first regional title. Daniella Carmona's penalty kick with 11 minutes left is the game's only goal.
Tom Buis, CEO of the American Carbon Alliance discusses the benefits of carbon capture projects on commodity prices and discusses the newly launched SAF Coalition.
Carl Sandburg College Director of Workforce Development and Community Education Kang Hee Hong details youth summer camps and SkillsUSA Illinois State Champions.
Newberry discusses the Summer Reading Program at the Warren County Public Library and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Caplis and Henry discuss available services, savings on prescription medications, physicians, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the ROE #33 Excellence in Education awards, health insurance renewals, graduation, the reorganization being put in place next school year, and more on the WRAM morning Show.
Ayden Holcomb's bases loaded, one-out single in the bottom of the 7th sends the Monmouth-Roseville Titans to the regional semifinals in Princeton. Holcomb's single scores pinch-runner Elijah Noel from 3rd to give the Titans a 6-5 win.
When you’re creating your estate plan, your biggest priority may be taking care of your family — your spouse, grown children, grandchildren, and other loved ones. And as you think of where you want your assets to go, you also may be thinking about how to be fair — but is that the same as treating everyone equally?
Springer discusses new businesses opening in the Galesburg community, the upcoming annual meeting in June, the SkillsUSA competition, local participation, and awards, positive news in workforce data locally, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Canton Little Giants for a class 1A regional semifinal at Pattee Fields in Monmouth.
Western Illinois University Judging Coach Mark Hoge joined the WRAM Noon Ag Hour to discuss the transition from 4-H and FFA judging teams to the collegiate level and livestock merchandizing.
Big River Resources President and CEO David Zimmerman joined the WRAM Morning show to discuss the Clean Fuels Standard, ethanol and summer E15, and more.
Superintendent Day talks graduation, a public hearing at the next Board of Education meeting, along with school improvement plans, new hires, those involved in the IESA State Track Meet, bass fishing, softball, the end of the school year, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Wyatt discusses the formation of a partnership with OSF HealthCare on the establishment of the Monmouth College-OSF 3+1 nursing program, graduation, FAFSA, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sharp and Jennings preview the upcoming Open House on May 14th of the ROE #33 location in Galesburg, offered services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh and Novak discuss progress at the new location of the Community Day Services Facility, grant season, the retirement of Sue Blackman, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither discusses the upcoming local elected officials' luncheon, the Illinois Chamber of Commerce Association Leadership Summit, ribbon cuttings, new businesses, board members, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert discusses Old Friends Talk Art, opening gallery reception for Kent Broadbent "Energy" and Alivia Palicki "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," their ongoing campaign, classes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the West Central Heat for their Senior Day festivities at Sunny Lane Field.
Discussion on requests presented to City Council, including a BCA Cemetery Walk, the Lipanda Foundation, ICS Street Closure, and the Prime Beef Festival 5K, Discussion on reports given by Director Clark on construction in the City of Monmouth and Director Jackson's Woodard and Curran report, Update on the Downtown Revitalization Project and the future timeline, Update on the well and water treatment plant project, Approved TIF Fund reimbursements for projects in the City of Monmouth and how businesses are able to apply, and Discussion on a three-year contract with the firefighter's union and the lead service line project in the City of Monmouth.
Resource Conservationist Shawnee Sheehan with the Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District gives details on the Spring Soil Health Field Day, district sales and cover cropping.
West Central FS Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall gives a crop update for Warren County, talks about possible pests, and shares safety message to area farmers.
Local United States Postal Service Letter Carrier Amanda Schneider and Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen discuss the largest food drive in the United States taking place Saturday, May 11th and how you can be a part of it on the WRAM Morning Show.
Here’s a sobering statistic: 72% of retirees say one of their biggest fears is becoming a burden on their families, according to a study by Edward Jones and the consulting firm Age Wave. If you are near retirement, how can you prepare yourself to become financially free, so you won’t have to depend on grown children or other family members? Here are a few suggestions to consider.
Illinois Pork Producers District 1 Director Tyler Main gives a look into Knox County planting progress, Farm Bill progress, hog inventories, and more.
May is Beef Month and Tri-County Cattlemen's Gayle Baker joined the WRAM Morning show to share the ins and outs of grilling season, the Illinois Beef Meet Directory, and the Beef Eaters Club.
Furness discusses graduation, future plans, upcoming performances on the Monmouth College campus, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bretsch discusses Mylar balloon safety, how they can cause power outages, offers tips to keep in mind when decorating with balloons, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Turnbull discusses his Heritage Museum that holds artifacts once used in the funeral business, his family history, plus talks changes seen through the years, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Schreck and Levenson discuss deadlines and timelines for filing FAFSA, joining the local Monmouth College community, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses phone scams, computer takeovers, using caution with Marketplace on Facebook, door to door solicitors, sending checks in the mail, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricketts discusses ongoing scams, including IRS, sweepstakes, romance, utility, online, emails, and others, and tips to identify the scam and how to go about reporting them on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies and Isaacson share the vision of the Galesburg Community Foundation, the individual community funds, programs that benefit from available grants, discuss grant cycles, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Monmouth-Roseville Titans for the Crosstown Classic at United High School.
Meet the newly elected 2024-'25 Monmouth-Roseville FFA Officer team:
President- Haley Frakes
Vice President- Molly McVey
Secretary- Leslie Albert
Reporter- Carter Thornton
Treasurer- Camden Johnson
Sentinel- Sadie Crabill
Chris Enroth, Horticulture Educator for the University of Illinois talks all about the history of Arbor Day, planting new trees, and the upcoming cicada broods.
Chief Switzer talks National Law Enforcement Week, calls of service throughout April, new officers, getting registration stickers for golf carts and non-highway vehicles in the City of Monmouth, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Petitgout discusses increase of inmates in the McDonough County Jail, ongoing thefts and burglaries, recruitment and retention, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth Park. It's also Senior Day for Monmouth-Roseville.
Zack talks business with VanVleets Clean Cut Lawn Care this spring and summer season on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Sparks discusses the weather's impact on allergies and sinus infections, symptoms of allergies individuals face, environmental allergy testing, what determines if symptoms are leading to an infection, available services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Mercer County Golden Eagles for an important Lincoln Trail Conference West Division match up.
University of Illinois Horticulture Educator Emily Swihart discusses windbreaks, from its historical significance to planting new trees.
Morefield discusses patrol services for communities, response to high threat situations, sporting venues, being observant, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Wilson and Denecke discuss the upcoming Farmers Markets in Stronghurst, golf tournament, available services, mental health month during May, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Armstrong and Quinn provide an update of the fields as farmers are getting in the fields, upcoming events including the Young Leaders meeting, a trivia night, field days, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets for a TRAC West Division match up at Sunny Lane Field.
Mallory Corzatt, Maci Brook, and Conner Cameron represent the Warren County Junior 4H Judging team as they discuss their judging team experience, accomplishments and upcoming completions.
Weber and Temple explain their new partnership, along with Eric Munoz, of offering golf club fittings, repairs, and lessons at Simulation Sports in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Betar discusses the upcoming Spring Games Track and Field meet at Sunny Lane in Monmouth on May 4th for the area athletes, the need for volunteers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the East Peoria Raiders at Pattee Fields in Monmouth.
Pioneer Agronomist Brad Mason joined the WRAM Noon Ag Show to give a planting season update as farmers start getting into the field and see crops emerge.
Flater discusses the full-service sporting goods store, promotional items, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Congressman Sorensen discusses funding packages for Ukraine, Taiwan, and Israel, talks technology, the Rock Island Arsenal, the Farm Bill, an upcoming trip to the Border, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Farr discusses the Three Feathers Outreach, which is a non-profit organization that serves Indigenous Peoples living on the Pine Ridge and Cheyanne Rover Reservations in South Dakota and the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, plus previews their upcoming local fundraising event on May 4th and 5th on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Knoxville Blue Bullets in a Lincoln Trail Conference game. It's also senior day for United.
Logan Corzatt and Aubrey Killey represent the Warren County Senior 4H Judging team as they discuss their judging team experience, accomplishments and upcoming completions.
Henry discusses primary care physicians at the clinics, children's vaccinations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Assistant Chief Cozadd talk trainings, calls of service, hydrant flushing, safety on the roadways this planting season, being alert while driving in the construction areas in Monmouth on Harlem and the Public Square, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rogers and Ferguson provide an update on the Recharge Teen Center in Monmouth, the available activities for the teens, previews the upcoming Rummage Sale, summer hours, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jamie and Kearra talk National Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, identifying the signs, reporting cases, plus discuss the importance of the Hands Around the Courthouse events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District's Shawnee Sheehan talks all about Earth Day and conservation practices.
Planting season is here for many area farmers. State Climatologist Trent Ford talks about recent weather incidents as well as climate patterns for the spring and summer seasons.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the West Central Heat for a Lincoln Trail Conference game in Abingdon.
Superintendent Day shares good news items from the recent Board of Education Meeting where students raised money for the Angel Tree and American Heart Association, discusses the hiring of new music instructors, the middle school play, a new athletic facility in the future, prom, graduation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Edwards talks sharing the roads and slowing down as slow moving equipment and trucks will be on the roadways as planting season gets underway, reminds everyone of locking up their items and garages and homes to deter thefts, discusses the opioid crisis, motorcycle awareness month, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Forde discusses the April 11 WASDE Report, commodity trade, and crop and livestock markets.
Butcher previews the upcoming Furry Friends Fundraising event at the Monmouth American Legion on Saturday, April 20th, provides an update on the rescue, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hilton discusses National Volunteer Week at OSF Holy Family Medical Center and the numerous services they have their hands in, plus talks growth in provided services and faculty on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh share the latest from the Warren County Board meeting, including the projected totals of sales tax for the future jail, passing on a proposal from a battery storage company, union contracts, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen shares Jamieson Community Center has purchased the former Tom & Linda's Grocery Store, the hiring of a new director for the child care center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hutchings previews the upcoming instrumental and vocal ensemble, the Sandburg choir concert on May 3rd, the annual Student Art Show on display in the gallery, the Theater Festival taking place April 26th and 27th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Diane Fedorow with Warren County Home and Community Education shares the details of the First Annual Spring Flea Market and Craft & Bake Sale on Saturday, April 20th from 9 am to 2 pm at the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau building in Monmouth.
Discussion on National Public Safety Telecommunication Week and siren meanings during severe weather locally, Monmouth Fire and Police Department monthly reports at the Monmouth City Council meeting, covering trainings and new hires, Discussion on approved bids for the demolition of two properties in Monmouth and the amended General Fund budget and TIF Districts, Requests from City residents on constructing garages and the approval by City Council of the $39.1 million budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025, and An update on the former Shopko location and future development projects within the City of Monmouth.
Mann talks Child Abuse Prevention Month, upcoming Hands Around the Courthouse events in Monmouth and Galesburg, signs to be on the lookout for, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Aaron Sumrall of Pig Brig discusses the wild pig problem and how the Midwest could be impacted.
Illinois Farm Bureau Director of Commodity Programs and Food Systems Tasha Bunting discusses large animal vet shortages and the IVET program.
Woehler and Cooper share their 2023 numbers in transporting animals to no kill shelters, discuss an upcoming event, volunteers, before switching gears to LSI Accounting and reminding of tax filing day deadline on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the hiring of a new High School Football Coach, public comments on the addition of Junior High Football, rehires and new hires for the next school year, graduation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Price talks balance, vertigo, and benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), and how physical therapy can assist on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire at Glasgow Field for a Midwest Conference match up.
Cavanaugh discuss the progress on the Community Day Services building, a retirement and promotion, while Caster touches on her project, the slow progression of dementia and the activities to focus on to reduce symptoms on the WRAM Morning Show.
Quick discusses an upcoming weekend class, ongoing exhibitions at the BCA, membership opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher provides an update on curriculum for the district, involvement in the IESA and IHSA, discusses the relocation of Junior High football games to Sunny Lane Field, SAT and ACT testing, graduation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
McKeown talks business at IHC Heating & Cooling in the Monmouth area, preparing for the warmer temperatures, getting those air conditioners running, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Nieman shares on the WRAM Morning Show what got her into performing and acting, plus previews her upcoming show, free and open to the public, on Sunday, April 14th at 2 pm inside Dahl Chapel on the Monmouth College campus.
We all hope to remain healthy and independent throughout our lives – but life can be unpredictable. If you were ever to need some type of long-term care, would you be financially prepared?
Springer discusses the high school CEO trade show, the Youth Workforce SkillsUSA competition, the upcoming annual meeting, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm take on Abingdon-Avon in a Lincoln Trail Conference West Division match up.
Director Gaither discusses upcoming events including a Business After Hours event, the local high school CEO entrepreneur program, the local elected officials' luncheon, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Galesburg Silver Streaks for a non-conference game at Sunny Lane Field.
Discussion on the Public Budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 for the City of Monmouth, including property tax rates and pension payments, the power grid, supply, infrastructure, and housing needs local municipalities are seeing the greatest need for, Public Works Department and Building and Zoning reports on demolition bids and yard waste pickup, plus a request by Freedom Ride for a 5K Walk and Fun Run, Midwest Pet Foods request on a temporarily street closure while replacing their roof and the design of creating a parking lot off Market Alley and 1st Street, the approval of bid for reconstruction of North 6th Street, and an update on the Downtown Monmouth construction project.
Michelle Thomas previews the upcoming Rileystrong 5K Color Run and Kids Fun Run on August 24th in honor of her daughter Riley, plus touches on the St. Jude's Memphis to Peoria run, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
You’ve probably heard stories about fortunate investors who “get in the ground floor” of a new, hot company and quickly make a fortune. But while these things may happen, they are exceedingly rare and often depend on hard-to-duplicate circumstances — and they really don’t represent a viable way of investing for one’s goals. A far more tried-and-true approach is the “slow-and-steady” method. To follow this strategy, consider these suggestions.
Best and Cavanaugh share the focus of the Monmouth Kiwanis Club, previews the upcoming Pancake and Sausage breakfast at the Monmouth American Legion, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Firefighter Osborn discuss their calls of service during the month of February, department trainings, service anniversaries, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Wilson and Bolte discuss an upcoming Summer Med School camp at Recharge Teen Center, the golf tournament in June, bringing awareness to alcohol awareness month during April, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Quinn and Armstrong discuss the release of the first planting intensions report, getting in the fields this spring, Young Leaders kickoff event, scholarship interviews, wrap up the Women In Ag Conference, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The second round of the 2024 FS Spring Ag Roundtables kicked off Wednesday morning with ag leaders across the state of Illinois. Listen to remarks from Krista Swanson, Evan Hultine, Grant Strom, Ken Quinn, Ken McMillan, Wendell Shauman, Ashlyn Quinn, Duane Bonifer, Brenden Marshall, Dan Bowman, Thad Tharp, and WRAM’s Vanessa Wetterling.
Topics of discussion will include Crop Marketing, Propositions Affecting Pig Farmers, Carbon Capture, Global Exports, Food Labeling, and Next Generation Farms.
The second round of the 2024 FS Spring Ag Roundtables kicked off Wednesday morning with ag leaders across the state of Illinois. Listen to remarks from Krista Swanson, Evan Hultine, Grant Strom, Ken Quinn, Ken McMillan, Wendell Shauman, Ashlyn Quinn, Duane Bonifer, Brenden Marshall, Dan Bowman, Thad Tharp, and WRAM’s Vanessa Wetterling.
Topics of discussion will include Crop Marketing, Propositions Affecting Pig Farmers, Carbon Capture, Global Exports, Food Labeling, and Next Generation Farms.
McMillan discusses the optimism of the 2024 economy, including the stock market, inflation, COVID dollars, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hardin discusses interest rates, using Apple and Google pay, lines of credit, financial education, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mike Downey, Co-Owner Next Generation Ag Advocates joins the WRAM Morning show to discuss farm succession planning.
The first round of the 2024 FS Spring Ag Roundtables kicked off Tuesday morning with ag leaders across the state of Illinois. Listen to remarks from Mike Adams, Chris Gavin, Ron Moore, Rob Elliott, David Zimmerman, Jake Armstrong, Representative Dan Swanson, Senator Mike Halpin, Senator Neil Anderson, Holly Spangler, Rich DeSchepper, and WRAM’s Vanessa Wetterling. Part two: Topics of discussion include the upcoming planting season, immigration, the Farm Bill, land prices, and more.
The first round of the 2024 FS Spring Ag Roundtables kicked off Tuesday morning with ag leaders across the state of Illinois. Listen to remarks from Mike Adams, Chris Gavin, Ron Moore, Rob Elliott, David Zimmerman, Jake Armstrong, Ashlyn Quinn, Representative Dan Swanson, Senator Mike Halpin, Senator Neil Anderson, Holly Spangler, Rich DeSchepper, and WRAM’s Vanessa Wetterling. Part one: Topics of discussion include Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Carbon Markets, and Legislation Impacting Farmers.
Chief Switzer discusses the ongoing Downtown Square construction, calls of service during the month of February, golf cart stickers, their vehicle fleet, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses ongoing scams impacting the local community to be on the lookout for, including malware and email scams, IRS and tax scams, door to door and home improvement scams, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Country Financial's Michael Moore and spoke at the Tri-County Cattlemen's Forum about risk management for livestock.
Osterman and Murdock discuss the process of securing a CEO for the hospital, secession planning, free testing kits, their retail pharmacy, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Baby chick season is here at People's Do It Center! Store manager Steve Koss highlights chick season and spring time deals on the WRAM Ag Hour.
Painter discusses inflation, interest rates, expectations in the financial world, real estate fads, stocks and bonds, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gerald Mashange from the University of Illinois Department of Agriculture and Consumer Economics discusses his work looking into interest rates in agriculture.
Dr. Elsharoud discusses family medicine, obstetrics, and gynecology services at OSF Holy Family Medical Center, talks growing up in Egypt, when to schedule an appointment with your doctor, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bass and Brooks talk Summer Day Camp, the switch to paying memberships online, spring fitness classes, a Yoga Happy Hour for members, the Warren County YMCA Bench Press Club, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dutton highlights upcoming events with the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society, including a trivia night, Banking on a Cure, summer cookouts, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hanson discusses Fall Semester class registration at Carl Sandburg, which opens April 1st, plus talks FAFSA, scholarship opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the A-Town Tornadoes for a non-conference match up at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth.
Discussion on the Monmouth Police and Fire Departments on their monthly reports to City Council, Requests presented to City Council on relocation and street closures for the Greater Warren County United Way Heritage Festival in August and TIF incentives for repairs at Alfano's, Discussion on three engineering agreements within the city limits of Monmouth, including a terminal at the airport and mandates with the Illinois EPA, and Discussion on the 2024-2025 City of Monmouth budget, as well as an in-depth explanation of capital improvements throughout the city and the timeline of ongoing and upcoming water main and road reconstruction projects.
Warren discusses free oil change opportunities for senior citizens, discounts for first responders and teachers, the Ford of Galesburg's mobile service, vehicles, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
United FFA President Hannah Lair and Secretary Meredith Yung give an FFA week recap and chapter update on the WRAM Ag Hour.
Spring is almost here, which means it’s time for some spring cleaning. This year, in addition to tidying your home and surroundings, you might want to consider sprucing up your financial environment, as well. Here are some suggestions for doing just that.
Kothari discusses some of the biggest issues facing higher education in Illinois, some of the Board’s most exciting initiatives, and also what brought the Board to Monmouth College.
Smith talks business, daily specials at the County Line Diner in Smithshire, catering, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Local Ag in The Classroom coordinator Anna Sharp shares February, March, and April lesson plans for students across Warren and Henderson County.
Superintendent Day discusses the upcoming play with the high school performing arts department, the Board's discussion on solar energy, the last day of school, a teacher fair, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the hiring of Tom Hawkins as the new Superintendent for the United School District, upcoming projects, a public comment session on junior high sports, reorganizations of grade levels in the buildings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cassie and Tyler Schleich of Schleich Cattle Services discuss their custom breeding business as well as upcoming events with the Tri-County Cattlemen.
Vancil provides an update on the Monmouth location and the anticipated opening, talks freeze dried candy, available drink options, his team, pre-ordering on the app, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Matt Wheeler, professor of Animal Science at the University of Illinois shares his recent study, creating the first insulin- producing cow.
Quinn discusses the Illinois YMCA State Championship swimming for the Warren County Waterbugs on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen previews the upcoming Night at the Races fundraiser, the reopening of congregate meal sites, February visits to the pantry, an update on the Learning Center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher shares three student award winners for the Buchanan Center for the Arts Town and Country Art Show, discusses student involvement in a blood drive, solo and ensemble, the polar plunge, as well as upcoming projects, the last day of school, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Reynolds reviews the Primary Election in Illinois on Tuesday, March 19th and the need for election judges.
Monroe previews the 15th annual Home Show at the Monmouth American Legion in partnership with People's Do It Center.
Clark and Jenks discuss the 2nd half of the Maple Leaf Community Concert Series, previewing the upcoming concert on March 19th, featuring Rockland Road at Dahl Chapel.
Cast members of the M-R High School Performing Arts Department preview the spring Musical 'Once Upon a Mattress' on Friday March 15 through Sunday March 17.
Warren County Agricultural Fair Board President Jon Strickler joins the WRAM Ag Hour to discuss the 2024 fair.
Springer shares retail numbers for Monmouth and Galesburg for Quarter 3 in 2023, discusses the CEO High School Entrepreneur program, previews an upcoming SkillsUSA event, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies shares other members on the Board, their first grant cycle in 2023, the deadline for the second round of grants, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Isaacson and Grant discuss the Community Fund Grant Cycle that is open through March 22nd, job opportunities, permanent endowments, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mecum discusses local services offered through Beacon of Hope Hospice, plus a boutique she has opened for children 'All Things Little,' located above The Salon Company on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh discusses future plans of the former VFW building in Monmouth as it transforms into the new Community Day Services building, plus previews upcoming events for the achievers on the WRAM Morning Show.
Link discusses new adopted guidelines by the CDC, the Fit and Strong mobility program available locally for seniors, upcoming discounted labs in April, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Watkins discusses the Warren County History Museum's new exhibits as they are open with spring hours of Tuesdays through Saturdays, plus previews the upcoming Great Nicola Magic Fest in September on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert discusses the 55th Annual Town & Country Art Show, celebrating 35 years of the arts in Warren County, their ongoing campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Nelson explains the available services at Stone-Hayes Center for Independent Living, plus previews upcoming events on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the ongoing road construction projects in the City of Monmouth including Downtown, Harlem Avenue, and North 6th Street, Overview on the Building and Zoning Report from Director Clark on the progress of the Dame Fine Coffee new location, Discussion on the appointment of two individuals on the Fire Pension Board by Mayor Rod Davies and on Volume Cap Reallocation to WIEDA, Communications Director Helms offers guidance on soliciting in the City of Monmouth and advises residents to be on the lookout and aware to remain safe and not fall victim to a scam, and Discussion of the declaration of surplus property in the City and added comments of the Downtown Monmouth construction and beautification.
Grant Strom of Strom Family Farms joined the WRAM's Noon Ag Hour to discuss the upcoming Farm Forward Conference.
Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter talks saving for those emergencies and what defines a “rainy day” in terms of financial needs?
Gaither discusses upcoming events, including the opening of the new public library in Galesburg on the WRAM Morning Show.
Grant discusses the inspiration behind the annual Banking on a Cure golf tournament and all the details for the June 7th event at Gibson Woods on the WRAM Morning Show.
Henderson County Fair President Brian Randall gives a look into the 2024 fair week. Randall shares the junior and open shows schedule, family-friendly activities, and grandstand events.
Cuffle discusses modernization of the Central Illinois power grid, renewable energy goals, affordable and safe reliable power, brown outs, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pahel previews Monmouth College Chorale and Chamber Winds concerts that bookend a trip to Greece, where students will perform during their spring break.
Wilson and Waddell discuss kidney and colorectal cancer screenings, two new dentists joining the Eagle View team, a community needs assessment survey, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shimmin previews upcoming events with the Maple City Antique Tractor Association, including the Toy and Tractor Show on March 9th at the Monmouth American Legion, an online auction, tractor ride, tractor show in June, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
U of I Extension Farm Business Management and Marketing Educator, Kevin Brooks will be hosting a Farm Succession Planning program scheduled for March 5th at the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau building in Monmouth. Brooks gives a preview on the talk he will be giving.
Vences talks the one year anniversary of El Toro in Monmouth, popular items on the menu, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Local NRCS District Conservationist Cathy Froelich and Soil Conservationist Kendra Pruitt share upcoming deadlines for March.
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District's Shawnee Sheehan joins the WRAM Ag Hour to discuss upcoming events, deadlines, and district updates.
Chief Switzer shares the department's January report numbers, testing opportunities, the ongoing construction on the Downtown Square in Monmouth, distracted driving, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses generated artificial intelligence robocalls, healthcare scams to be on the lookout for, check washing, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
It’s almost that time of year when many people start receiving their tax refunds. If you get one, what will you do with it? Whatever the size of your refund, you’ll want to maximize its benefit. Here are a few suggestions.
Osterman talks heart health, colorectal cancer month during March, scheduling screenings, athletic training, pharmacies, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Sanberg and President Jake Armstrong introduced the new WHFB Manager Ashlyn Quinn, talk about upcoming events and deadlines and highlight the upcoming manager transition.
University of Illinois Extension Family Life Educator Tessa Hobbs-Curley joined WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss upcoming events and webinars.
Weber and Davis share the mission of the United Way of Greater Warren County, their role in Imagination Library, asking the community for help in reading books to make available online, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Alleman Pioneers for a Class 2A regional quarterfinal match up.
Lewis shares March 1st is the official date that Warren County will be the sole operator Warren County Public Transportation, discusses available job opportunities, curb to curb service for ADA, new busses on the horizon, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen previews two upcoming fundraising events benefitting Jamieson Community Center, discusses food pantry visits, items in the greatest need, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Public Safety Reports Given by Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer and Monmouth Fire Chief Casey Rexroat, discussion on the Redevelopment Agreement with Dame Holdings, LLC, discussion on the presentation by Monmouth College students on the request for a Stop Sign at 8th Street and Broadway, update on the beginning of Phase 1 of water main replacement in Downtown Monmouth as part of the Streetscape project, and an update on the Harlem Avenue project in the City of Monmouth.
Eric Sorensen, U.S. Representative from Illinois's 17th Congressional District, on the WRAM Morning Show.
Frakes and Father Tim discuss their open house on March 25th, progress on the construction of the new gymnasium, student athletes, the upcoming spring musical, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Lewistown Lady Indians in a class 1A sectional semifinal at Bushnell-Prairie City High School.
Asgrow and DEKALB Technical Agronomist Lance Tarchionne talks all about the winter season, soil moisture, and disease pressure.
Chief Rexroat discusses recent calls of service, investigation into the structure fire in Monmouth, staff training events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Herb Burns dives into the changing trailer industry with WRAM's Kailey Foster at the WIU Ag Mech Farm Expo.
While at the WIU Ag Mech Farm Expo WRAM's Kailey Foster spoke with West Central FS Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall about the upcoming 2024 planting season.
River Valley Cooperative Grain Originator Cody Forde dives into February grain markets and what is impacting grain prices.
Gillen, Executive Vice President of Lending, and Quinn, Assistant Vice President of Ag Lending, with Midwest Bank highlight the details of the upcoming Ag Seminar on March 5th at the Monmouth Country Club, with remarks from panelists Mike Downey, Lauren Lurkins, Lindsay Mitchell, and David Zimmerman.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Canton Little Giants in a class 2A regional championship game on 2-15-24.
Sherwood explains his role as Major Gifts Officer for the Foundation at OSF HealthCare, the services funds are raised to serve, future plans with OSF, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh report the meeting started off with congratulating Addi Switzer on her representing Warren County at the Illinois State Fair Queen Pageant, followed by discussion on the County's audit, data records, the Paid Leave for All Workers Act, a potential substation battery backup storage project, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert, Quick, and Mayfield discuss exhibitions, the upcoming BCA Classroom ribbon cutting and dedication, their ongoing campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher shares Sara Mendez being recognized at the Bilingual Teach of the Year, Andrew Snyder receiving the IESA Sportsmanship pin in Regional Championship competition, talks school fees, upcoming projects, graduation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Illinois Soybean Association's Stacey Zuber spoke to farmers at the Illinois Soybean Summit about growing the Farm Trian Network.
The United Red Storm host the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars for senior night at United High School.
Zigmant shares why Monmouth College is her home away from home on the WRAM Morning Show.
Crimes shares why Monmouth College is his home away from home on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Rockridge Rockets in a class 2A regional semifinal match up at Macomb High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers for a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Superintendent Day discusses the recent Board of Education meeting, including participation in the Illinois School Board of Education School Based Mental Health Project, an athletic training program, their 10-year Health Life Safety Survey, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Nutzhorn talks about the current staff and students at the school, an upcoming fundraising auction on March 15th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
February 13th, the USDA Risk Management Agency is hosting a Livestock Risk Management workshop at the Knox County Farm Bureau. Brian Frieden shares more about the workshop.
Illinois Soybean Association Public Policy Manager Corey Lacey talks about the EPA and pesticide policy around the Endangered Species Act.
Investing for your future is important — but it can be challenging. How can you navigate the complexities of the financial markets and make the right decisions for your situation? Fortunately, you don’t have to go it alone. A financial advisor can help you in key areas.
Springer discusses the CEO Program, the Inflation Reduction Act, clean energy, the labor force, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the Princeville Lady Princes for a Class 1A Regional Quarterfinal match up at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers in a Three Rivers Conference West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm host the Galva Wildcats for a Class 1A Regional Quarterfinal at United High School.
Maher discusses the ongoing search for Monmouth College's 15th President, the 2nd largest gift donated to the College, the upcoming Scots Day of Giving, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the hiring of the new Intermediate School Principal, fees for the upcoming school year, shares three students will compete at the IHSA Wrestling Sectionals, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Mercer County Golden Eagles at home in a Lincoln Trail Conference match up.
University of Kentucky Extension Plant Pathologist Dr. Carl Bradley attended the 2024 Illinois Soybean Summit to talk with farmers the research in red crown rot.
In 2023, the Illinois Soybean Association recognized local farmer Cassie Schleich with the Illinois 20 Under 40 Award.
Cavanaugh discusses plans for the new Community Day Services Facility at the former VFW, talks job opportunities, and then previews the upcoming Warren County Board meeting as he is the Chair of the Buildings and Grounds Committee.
United Red Storm Varsity Boys Basketball vs. West Central Heat on the Prairie Communications Sports Network.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots take on the Knox College Prairie Fire in a Midwest Conference match up in Galesburg.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots take on the Knox College Prairie Fire in a Midwest Conference match up in Galesburg.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a TRAC West Division match up against the Tigers.
Patilla discusses dual credit courses at Carl Sandburg College, the upcoming MAGIQ Illinois Guitar Quartet Concert on February 15th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Algren discusses the change in judge assignments for the 9th Judicial Circuit, talks sales tax collections, updates about the Warren County Jail project, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
University of Illinois Entomologist Kelly Estes discusses the results of the statewide insect survey conducted by the Illinois Natural History Survey, highlighting variability in insect pressures across the state. She also discussed the management of invasive species in Illinois, highlighting species like spotted lanternfly, rootworms, and Japanese beetles.
Discussion on the hiring of a new transfer officer into the Monmouth Police Department, Zach Dean, the Director Reports for the City of Monmouth from Director Clark and Director Jackson, including ongoing projects and total costs thus far in 2024, Approval of bids by the Monmouth City Council of a new well and Downtown utility replacement, An update of the upcoming water main construction on the Downtown square and revitalization project, Update on the progress of the Harlem Avenue project, and Discussion on surplus property with the Monmouth Fire Department and the hiring of a new Executive Director for the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnerships with the Maple City Area Partnership (MCAP), and the Warren County Board.
After being faced with high fertilizer prices over the past few years, farmers continue to ask where prices are heading. Kevin Johnson, President of the Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association, looks at where he sees prices as we head into 2024.
Lamberto and Tiffany discuss the inspiration behind opening Tacos Alianza, featured products, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
When many people think about investing, the first thing that comes to mind is the stock market. And that’s not surprising, as the rise andfall of stock prices is constantly in the news. But if you’re goingto achieve your financial goals, you may well need to look beyondstocks and include fixed-income investments in your portfolio.
Donaldson preview the upcoming Poverty Simulation Community Action event on Friday, February 9th, talks social and emotional learning, trainings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither previews upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ron Kindred, Chairman of the Illinois Soybean Association joined WRAM's Kailey Foster at the Illinois Soybean Summitt to discuss soybean management, yields, and exports.
The Association of Illinois Soil and Water Conservation Districts recently announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Michael Woods. Woods joined WRAM's Kailey Foster about his background and AISWD's 2024 goals.
Lewis shares Warren County will run WCPT beginning March 1st, talks expansion, new busses, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lovdahl discusses how he got into music, the release of his album, and latest single on the WRAM Morning Show.
February is Heart Health month and Dr. Santiago shares ways to improve your heart health, talks cold and flu season, medications, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Performing Arts Teacher Kevin Ferry, Principal Jeff Ewing, and MTC Communications Marketing Director Rachel Kerns highlight the Monmouth-Roseville Performing Arts program on the WRAM Morning Show.
The three girls talk cookie sales, organizations the assist locally with projects, flag drop off, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davis previews the upcoming Polar Plunges supporting the local Special Olympics Region F athletes on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen shares year end number for 2023 compared to 2022 as Jamieson Community Center prepares for 2024, discusses fundraisers, job opportunities, congregate meal sites, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
On January 30th, Country Financial hosted its Farm Panel Discussion featuring three speakers: Illinois Farm Bureau's Kevin Semlow, ARP Law Agriculture Attorney Alyssa R. Stewart, and Country Financial's Joe Youngman.
Agriculture Attorney Alyssa R. Stewart shares with WRAM listeners ways they can navigate Illinois estate taxes.
On January 30th, Country Financial hosted its Farm Panel Discussion featuring three speakers: Illinois Farm Bureau's Kevin Semlow, Agriculture Attorney Alyssa R. Stewart, and Country Financial's Joe Youngman .
Following the panel discussion, Kevin Semlow spoke with WRAM about Illinois Farm Bureau's 2024 priorities on a national and state level.
Chief Switzer shares stats from the 2023 end of the year report, discusses calls of service the department has responded to, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer offers tips on being on the lookout for scams this tax season on the WRAM Morning Show.
WIU Ag Mechanization Club President James Bierman and Ag Mech Farm Show Coordinator Avery Isringhausen give a look into the 2024 Ag Mech Farm Show.
If you’re a business owner, you always have a lot to do and a lot to think about. But have you put much thought into how you’ll eventually leave it all behind?
Cole discusses the recent winter weather impacts in the local area, building and labor costs, life and farm insurance, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Murdock and Osterman discuss services at the Monmouth Clinic, goals of McDonough District Hospital, exploration of artificial intelligence, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference game.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference game.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Kewanee Boilermakers for a TRAC cross-division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the United Red Storm in a Lincoln Trail Conference game at Abingdon-Avon High School.
University of Illinois Extension Educator Chris Enroth shares the upcoming Master Gardiners course and garden planning tips.
Connell, Miller, and Brownlee talk American Heart Health month during February, children's dental health month, their upcoming golf outing, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong provide a moisture update, talk scholarship opportunities, upcoming events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Fillies for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the state-ranked Rockridge Rockets at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a TRAC West Division makeup game.
Dr. Wyatt and Bonifer wrap up 2023, discuss the ongoing search for the next President of Monmouth College, advancements in technology and the changes that brings to the classroom, grants, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Bennett discusses an upcoming fundraiser with VNA Community Services, talks available premier senior services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tri-County Cattleman’s Secretary Gayle Baker joined the WRAM team to encourage students to apply for the organization's scholarship and introduce the Cattle Forum.
Gilbert discusses the ongoing endowment and capital campaign for the 2nd floor remodel, BCA Gallery exhibitions, the Murder Mystery Party on February 16th and 17th, ribbon cutting and dedication of the new BCA Classroom, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Newman and Kubis discuss direct primary care, house calls, educating patients, labs, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Following his big win at the Tulsa Shootout, Junior Sprint Car Driver Braxton Flatt joined WRAM to talk all about the race and the sport of racing.
Past American Soybean Association Chairman and local farmer Ron Moore joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the recent winter weather's impact on agriculture, and supply and demand reports.
Chief Rexroat discusses the recent rescues during the snow events, provides tips in the extreme cold temperatures, road safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Monmouth-Roseville FFA Alumni Thad Tharp and John Kane discuss the annual FFA Auction which is scheduled for February 21 at 6 pm.
At some point, you’ll want to share your estate plans with your loved ones — and the first step in this process may be to hold a family meeting. The best time to hold this meeting is when you’re still in good mental and physical shape, and the enactment of your estate plans may well be years away. But what topics should you cover?
Zimmerman discusses the new FAFSA form that rolled out for the upcoming 2024-2025 academic year and shares some tips for users on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College senior Sal Alvarado joins the WRAM/WMOI for a spring semester internship.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Macomb Bombers for a non-conference match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers at the Shoebox at Monmouth-Roseville for a TRAC West Division game.
Shimmin and Hall discuss the upcoming 100-year celebration of the Monmouth Kiwanis Club and the numerous fundraisers and events the club is involved in serving children of the world on the WRAM Morning Show.
Brown discusses new opportunities in the new year, mental health, counseling, winter blues, upcoming community events, support groups, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Kewanee Boilermakers for a TRAC cross-division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School
Carl Zulauf, retired professor in the Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics at The Ohio State University joined WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss lessons he's learned marketing corn and soybeans.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Port Byron for a TRAC West Division match up against the Riverdale Rams.
Ringberg discusses internal medicine and family medicine at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth, common symptoms of COVID-19, the flu, RSV, the common cold, and allergies, plus prevention, vaccinations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither and Telesky discuss a partnership opportunity for health insurance on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gavin and Jensen discuss the transition, current locations of Midwest Bank, community banking, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Johnson discusses the 2024 Presidential Primary Season after being able to take Monmouth College students to Burlington, Iowa for the Iowa Caucus.
USDA Data over the last ten years shows that winters in Illinois are becoming less extreme. Illinois State Climatologist breaks down the USDA Data and what that can mean for agriculture in Illinois.
Judge Joe McGraw spent his career in law enforcement, serving as a prosecutor, private attorney, and a judge and is now running for Congress in the 17th District of Illinois.
Brooks provides an update on the locker room renovations, talks memberships at the Warren County YMCA, previews the upcoming Father/Daughter Dance in February, talks indoor adult soccer and volleyball, plus the upcoming outdoor soccer youth programs and summer camp on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mayor Davies and Helms provide an update on snow removal from the streets within the City of Monmouth and a reminder of the process of plowing snow during snow events and snow emergencies in place, discuss the swearing-in of 1st Ward Alderman Jay Grant, Discussion on the Monmouth Fire Department and Police Department public safety reports, Discussion on the request for a Class 1 Liquor License for Taqueria San Jose, and Discussion on the request for reserved parking on East 2nd Avenue to coincide with apartments being constructed in the former location of the First Christian Church.
CGB Grain Merchandizer Justin Allaman joined WRAM’s Kailey Foster to talk about the importance of building relationship with your grain buyer, different types of grain marketing, and premium opportunities for farmers.
CGB Grain Merchandizer Justin Allaman joined WRAM’s Kailey Foster to talk about the January 12 reports, understanding your operations goals and the changing market.
Director Varner discusses events during the month of January, including dance lessons, aquatic fitness, tumbling, and others; plus events to be on the lookout for in February on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Representative Swanson provides a legislative update including estate taxes, public safety, the immigration crisis, state budget, the upcoming primary election, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the monthly Board of Education meeting including an amendment to this year's academic calendar, approvement the 2024-2025 calendar, discussion on United's involvement in the Regional Office of Education pre-k grant program and the decision to fund the program on their own down the road, policy updates, following a closed session the Board accepted the resignation of David Milroy as the Varsity football coach and the high school Principal Chris Schwarz also announced his resignation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh discusses received educational packages from all 50 states for the consumers to learn, talks fees for services, fundraising, upcoming events, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the recent Board of Education meeting, including the next year's calendar of events, tutoring for reading programs, the multi-lingual learners program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Located in Berwick, Illinois, the Byers' family farming operation began with first generation farmer, Ron Byers, in the late 1970s. 6 Pack Meats started in 2020 when Dan and his wife, Missy, were looking for a way to grow the butcher beef sales which were already a part of the farm. The natural next step was to expand and offer their products to a larger audience through smaller bundles, local delivery sales and shipping within the continental U.S. Issues in the food supply chain and consumers' desire for more farm-to-table purchases drove Dan and Missy to take the steps to help meet this demand by expanding product offerings to pork as well.
Dutton discusses Cervical Cancer Month during January, including guidelines and preventative screenings, previews upcoming events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Jackson discusses details of the winter storms hitting the local area and the crews plans to tackle the snow.
With a winter storm in the forecast in western Illinois and eastern Iowa, Warren County Sheriff Martin shares road and storm safety tips.
Julie Martin and Rachel Kunkle of LMP Insurance Agency joined the WRAM morning show to talk about the insurance agency, repair costs, umbrella insurance, and more.
As Jason and Jenny Robbins ramp up the renovation work being done on the Wyatt Earp Birthplace house, they joined the WRAM Morning show to discuss the work being put into preserving its history and rentals.
2023 Warren County Fair Queen Addisyn Switzer joined the WRAM Morning show to talk about her preparations for the 2024 Miss Illinois County Fair Queen pageant this January 13 and 14th in Springfield.
2023 was a big year for the ethanol industry. Big River Resources' David Zimmerman gives an overview of the success found in 2023, as well as a look into 2024.
Mayor Rod Davies, and Communications Director Ken Helms joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the minutes from the January 2nd City Council meeting. During the meeting the council discussed a variety of topics including the swearing in of two new officers; Brady Morefield and Gara Nichols, Directors’ reports and approvals made at the meeting, and Monmouth’s recognition at the 14th most affordable place to live in Illinois.
Chuck and Charlie Steck, the new owners of Roseville Lanes & Dinner joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss future plans for the business. The pair shares their plans to remodel the building, freshen up the menu, and shares the new business name.
Complete Parts and Repair owner Bill McBride shares with WRAM listeners the services they offer, new business expansions, as well as some car care tips.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes in a 5th place bracket match up at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament on 12/30/23.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Camp Point Central Panthers in a quarterfinal match up at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament on 12/29/23.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Macomb Bomber in a quarterfinal match up at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament on 12/29/23.
Monmouth-Roseville Titan boys basketball coach Jake Sottos recaps his team's exciting Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament first round win over Illini West and preview their upcoming game against top-seed Camp Point Central on the Friday WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Illini West Chargers in the first round of the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Pittsfield Saukees in the first round of the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
University of Illinois Extension Farm Business Management and Marketing Educator Kevin Brooks talks with WRAM about farm succession planning and where to get started.
United Red Storm boys basketball coach Jason Lancaster navigating 16 days between games for his ballclub.
Titan girls basketball coach Scott Weber previewed his team's appearance at the Warkins Classic Holiday Touranment on the Wednesday WRAM Morning Show on 12/27/23
Administrator Link talks high fevers in children, cold, flu, RSV, COVID, pneumonia, pediatric dental health, plus touches on wastewater monitoring for the City of Monmouth, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen thanks the community for their continued support, especially during the annual Christmas Store, talks senior nutrition and the opening of Kirkwood and Roseville congregate meal sites, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
United Red Storm girls basketball coach Chris Olson says they are getting prepared for a busy second half of the season.
Investigator Kramer discusses gift card scams to be on the lookout for when purchasing them at stores, IRS scams, law enforcement agency imposter scams, a wrap-up of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 265, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative Director of Government Affairs Karen Gefvert talks about the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act and how it could impact school lunches.
Monmouth-Roseville boys basketball head coach Jake Sottos joined PCSN Sports Director Shawn Temple on the Friday WRAM Morning Show and says his ballclub is more than capable of making a deep run in next week's Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
Johnson, a manager, and Spring, owner, share the history behind the Brighter Life Bookstore, which is now located right next to Innkeeper's Coffee in Galesburg, 72 North Seminary Street, highlight the items they carry in the store, discuss their hours, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
University of Illinois Extension Wendy Ferguson joins WRAM's Kailey Foster to talk about job openings, the Master Gardener program, Gardeners Day, and Mental Health First Aid.
Since 2000, power costs associated with growing corn and soybeans have continued to rise. University of Illinois Farm Management Extension Specialist Gary Schnitkey talks about what is causing the rise in costs and how farmers can try to offset it.
United High School Athletic Director Jeremy Sharp stopped by the WRAM Morning Show on Thursday to give an update on Red Storm athletics.
The United Red Storm boys basketball heads into a long Christmas break at (12-3), winners of 12 straight games and winners of the United Holiday Tournament. Head coach Jason Lancaster recapped the successful first half of the Red Storm season on the Thursday WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm travel to Biggsville to play the West Central Heat in a Lincoln Trail Conference match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to United Township High School for a non-conference game against the Panthers.
Chief Switzer talks safety out on the roadways ahead of New Year's Eve, shares numbers from the month of November, protecting yourself against thefts, awards presented to department officers for their actions during a service call, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
DeKezel wraps up the year at OSF Holy Family and St. Mary Medical Center in 2023, talks new providers that joined the team, the addition of providing radiation oncology services for patients at St. Mary's, discusses the OSF Cancer Institute in Peoria, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert previews upcoming shows in the BCA Gallery, thanks their sponsors, businesses, the community, volunteers, and others for supporting the Buchanan Center, talks upcoming events at the BCA for their 35th anniversary celebration in 2024, expansion plans into the second floor, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jones talks the start of spring classes at Carl Sandburg College, upcoming application deadlines for limited-enrollment programs, FAFSA applications, available scholarships, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
River Valley Cooperative's Cody Forde reviews the 2023 corn and soybean market and shares his hopes for the 2024 market.
Monmouth-Roseville girls basketball coach Scott Weber says his ball club is starting to play more consistent, quality basketball as the Erie-Prophetstown Warkins Classic nears.
Gipe and Waddell preview their 2024 Farm Panel Discussion on Tuesday, January 30th at the St. Pat's Community Center in Raritan, featuring panelists Kevin Semlow with the Illinois Farm Bureau, Joe Youngman with Country Financial, and Alyssa Stewart an Agriculture Attorney.
Beard and Parrish preview the upcoming Christmas dinner at the Roseville American Legion on Christmas Day, plus discuss an eight class Biblical Citizenship in Modern America event that will begin on January 4th at 5 pm at the Roseville American Legion.
The U.S. Department of Treasury recently announced it will allow a modified GREET model which would allocate tax credits for sustainable aviation fuel. Dave Los, Director of Biofuels and Research for Illinois Corn breaks down GREET and talks about the future of biofuels.
Mayor Davies and Helms discuss the passing of the tax levy, awards presented to members of the Monmouth Police Department, the Downtown Revitalization project, firefighter trainings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat talks safety during power outages, including the use of generators, carbon monoxide detectors, calls of service during the month of November, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm girls basketball team claims 3rd place in own Holiday Tournament. Head Coach Chris Olson recaps his squad's (3-1) run through tournament week on the Tuesday WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Abingdon-Avon High School for a non-conference match up with Tornadoes.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Abingdon-Avon High School for a non-conference match up with Tornadoes.
MC SID Nathan Baliva gives an update on Fighting Scots athletics on the Monday WRAM Morning Show.
MRHS AD Jeremy Adolphson gives an update on Titan athletics on the Monday WRAM Morning Show.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Macomb Bombers in the Great Western Shootout at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes battle the Payson-Seymour Indians at the Great Western Shootout at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the CPC/SE Lady Panthers for a non-conference match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
If you want to make a big purchase, such as a new car or a piece of property, or you were faced with a large, unexpected expense, such as a major home or auto repair, would you have the funds readily available? If not, you might look at what may be your biggest pool of money — your 401(k) or IRA. But should you tap into these accounts well before you retire?
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Southeastern Suns at the Great Western Shootout.
The West Central Heat take on the Ridgewood Spartans and United Boys Basketball Holiday Tournament.
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss the transition of Warren County Public Transportation being operated by the Warren County Board, the purchase of a transport van for inmates, the Public Risk Funds Grant, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Attorney Glasgow discusses the operation at Clark and Glasgow, describes the type of crimes they assist the citizens accused in, talks success stories, what a person should do first when they may need an attorney, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong discuss warm December temperatures, reviews 2023, and the Illinois Farm Bureau Annual Meeting.
The long-running Great Western Shootout is back this weekend at Abingdon-Avon High School. A-Town Athletic Director Reid Kelso gave us a preview on the WRAM Morning Show on Friday.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans are trying to win themselves into a top-4 seed at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament. So far, so good, as they picked up a big win on the road at West Hancock. Head coach Jake Sottos talked about the importance of getting wins heading into Sunday night's seeding show.
The United Red Storm take on the West Central Heat in the 3rd place game of the United Girls Basketball Holiday Tournament.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the truth and taxation hearing, summer projects within the district, the beginning process of moving grade levels in the buildings, policy updates, the hiring of a new principal at the High School, State Scholars, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Day highlights the annual holiday concerts, discusses the 10-year life safety bonds, upcoming construction projects, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cerar discusses holiday hours, explains the loyalty club rewards, new menu items, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
United High School Athletic Director Jeremy Sharp stopped by the WRAM Morning Show on Thursday for his weekly recap and preview of United Red Storm sports.
The Red Storm boys basketball squad clinched the United Boys Basketball Holiday Tournament title with a win over Ridgewood on Wednesday night. United head coach Jason Lancaster joined the WRAM Morning Show on Thursday and gave a recap of his team's run to tournament championship.
Dr. Mullins explains the imaging used to treat patients with Venous Disease(s), Peripheral Arterial Disease Management (PAD), Deep Vein, Superficial Veins, Embolization Therapies Page, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Buckmaster talks available pets for adoption, the upcoming luminaria event on New Year's Eve, keeping your pets warm and safe this winter, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh shares the latest with Warren Achievement Center including a food drive, the annual Christmas party, plans for the former VFW facility, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm take on Ridgewood for the United Boys Basketball Holiday Tournament championship.
Nelson discusses the available services at Stone-Hayes Center in Galesburg, including the Adult Transition program, youth services, peer groups, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
University of Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator Nicole Flowers-Kimmerle promotes Extensions new Conservation@Home program and conservation recourse website.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses sickness within the district, the four recognized Illinois State Scholars, the student advisory team at Central Intermediate, involvement with the Galesburg Area Vocational Center, a new trailer for the Monmouth-Roseville band, transportation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball squad finally get to play on their home floor on Saturday against Camp Point Central/Southeastern. It's just another in a long stretch of games against quality competition. Titan head coach Scott Weber talked about the run of tough games and the even tougher upcoming schedule on Wednesday's WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Warsaw High School for a non-conference match up with West Hancock.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Rockridge High School for a TRAC West Division match up with the Rockets.
Agras Tech's Tyler Miller shares with WRAM's Kailey Foster the benefits of spraying technology on drones and the licensing needed to operate the equipment.
University of Illinois Extension Farm Business Management and Marketing Educator Kevin Brooks talks with WRAM's Kailey Foster about drone imaging in agriculture and how farmers can use drone technology to improve efficiency on their operations.
Gibb explains what the Galesburg Community Foundation is, talks end of the year giving, local Community Funds in Monmouth, Alexis, Roseville, Williamsfield, and Knoxville, discusses the transfer of wealth, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Lundeen talks respiratory illness in dogs, caring for pets during the holiday season, stress, preventative measures for health and wellness, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva stopped by the WRAM Morning Show to give an update on Fighting Scots athletics.
MRHS Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson stopped by the WRAM Morning Show to update us on Titan athletics.
The A-Town Tornadoes take on the Evergreen Park Mustangs at the Abingdon-Avon Shootout.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on Hardin Calhoun/Brussels at the Abingdon-Avon Shootout.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Knoxville for a non-conference match up with the Blue Bullets.
Once again, it’s the season of generosity. In addition to considering gifts for your loved ones, you might want to think about charitable gifts as well. But what should you know before making gifts to charities? And what impact might these gifts have on your financial and tax situation?
Troop members Tommy Moore and Bryce Stewart highlight the details of visiting the Roseville Christmas Spirit of Lights at the Warren County Fairgrounds through Christmas on the WRAM morning show.
Springer discusses upcoming ribbon cutting ceremonies, the CEO program with the Knox County students, events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Walters talks business at Market Alley Wines, handmade ornaments for sale benefiting Western Illinois Animal Rescue, the bourbon world craze, wines, live music, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ballard shares Maude Specklebelly's is celebrating their 9th anniversary of being in business in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jim Rose began volunteering with Farm Rescue in 2019 when a family near Minot, North Dakota needed assistance. He talks with WRAM's Kailey Foster at the Greater Peoria Farm show about the organization's message and success since spreading into Illinois in 2023.
Monmouth-Roseville Titan boys basketball head coach Jake Sottos discusses the good competition his ballclub has been seeing early in the season on the WRAM Morning Show.
All Red Storm athletic teams saw success in the past week, says United Athletic Director Jeremy Sharp. Sharp recapped the past week in Red Storm sports and previewed the upcoming boys and girls holiday basketball tournaments on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm boys basketball team is on a 6-game winning streak and that's due to the players "starting to figure things out" with the new system. Red Storm head coach Jason Lancaster recapped the past week in United boys basketball and previewed the upcoming holiday tournament on the WRAM Morning Show.
Glasgow discusses agriculture in the United States and China, economic drivers, supply chains, transportation infrastructure, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Helms and Berg preview the upcoming Christmas Music Trivia night, the need for volunteers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Abingdon-Avon High School Athletic Director Reid Kelso gives the details on the 1st Annual MC Sport & More/Advanced Rehab Girls Basketball Shootout on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville girls basketball coach Scott Weber recaps the past week and previews the upcoming week in Titan girls basketball on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kuna and Coates discuss business at the Ford of Galesburg, available incentives, plus their service department, which offers free oil changes to senior citizens, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
As harvest wraps up, Nutirens Wade Kent gives a look into the 2023 crop as Todd Pester talks about seed considerations for 2024.
United Red Storm girls basketball coach Chris Olson visited the Tuesday WRAM Morning Show to recap the past week and preview the upcoming week in Red Storm basketball.
Mayor Davies, Steinbrecher, and Helms discuss the property tax levy, budget, pension fund requirements, the Harlem Avenue Water Main project, brown outs and black outs, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen wraps up the 2023 Freezing for Food event and thanks the wonderful support from the local community on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither looks to the end of the year events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce including Business After Hours, the Young Professionals Holiday Party, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva gave an update on Fighting Scots Athletics on the Monday WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville High School Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson gave an update on Titan Athletics on the Monday WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Rockridge Rockets at United High School for a non-conference matchup.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Farmington Farmers for a non-conference game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Lewis discusses the diminishing payment plan that is offered to riders with WCPT, plus explains the upcoming decision by the Warren County Board, the new logo rollout, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rogers and Ferguson preview their upcoming Quarter Auction Fundraiser on Friday, December 8th at Meks on Main on the WRAM Morning Show.
Titans boys basketball coach Jake Sottos recaps the past week and previews the upcoming week on the WRAM Morning Show on 12-1-23.
Growmark's Lance Ruppert looks at where carbon markets are and how producers can take advantage of carbon credits through Growmark.
RFA President and CEO Geoff Cooper talks about year-round access to E15, sustainable aviation fuel, and electric vehicles.
United Red Storm boys basketball coach Jason Lancaster recapped the past week in Red Storm boys basketball and gave us a preview of the upcoming schedule.
Hand and Lehman discuss their locations, the one year anniversary of the Monmouth Clinic, transportation, available vaccinations, oral healthcare for children, the upcoming Quarter Auction for the Recharge Teen Center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball team gets back to work following the holiday break. Titan head coach Scott Weber on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Aledo for a non-conference match up against the Mercer County Golden Eagles.
Siegel discusses no cash bail in Illinois, detainments, bond hearings, appeals, election papers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
City of Macomb Marketing Downtown Development Director Savanah Ballard previews the 29th annual Dickens on the Square this weekend, Friday, December 1st and Saturday, December 2nd on the WRAM Morning Show.
United Red Storm girls basketball coach Chris Olson recapped the past week and previewed the upcoming busy schedule.
Investigator Kramer discusses ongoing scams to be on alert for including Medicare re-enrollment, IRS, prize scams, porch pirates as online shopping increases, plus talks the upcoming Power for Seniors and Cops for Kids programs on the WRAM Morning Show.
Watkins discusses upcoming speakers for the month of January, displays that will open next spring, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Link discusses the activation of Crimestoppers in Henderson County, staffing at the jail, the TRIAD program, an update on crime, road safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Here's a recap of the past week in Fighting Scots athletics and preview of the upcoming week from Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva.
Here's a recap of the past week in Titan athletics and preview of the upcoming week from Monmouth-Roseville High School Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson.
As you know, the gig economy has been booming over the past several years. If you’re thinking of using your skills to take on a side gig, what should you do with the money you’ll make?
Rexroat and Morefield talk holiday safety, preparing your vehicles for winter traveling, spaceheater safety, the Keep the Wreath Red campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans play the Orion Chargers in the championship game of the 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Ridgewood Spartans at the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic for their final pool play game.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans play Thornridge at the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic at Orion High School.
Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball coach Scott Weber recaps his team's runner-up finish in the season-opening ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Tournament.
United Red Storm girls basketball coach gave a recap of his team's 5th place finish at the ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Fulton Steamers in the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic.
Monmouth College football coach Chad Braun visited the WRAM Morning Show to recap the Lake Front Bowl victory over St. Norbert and talk about the 2023 season.
Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva gives an update on Fighting Scots Athletics on the WRAM Morning Show
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots battle their old rivals, the St. Norbert Green Knights, in the 2nd Annual Cousins Subs Lake Front Bowl.
he Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the West Central Heat in the championship game of the ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament.
Monmouth-Roseville High School AD Jeremy Adolphson gives an update on Titan sports on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert discusses memberships at the BCA, their endowment and capital campaign, wraps up the Taste of the Arts fundraiser, the award winners of the Security Savings Bank Photography Show, Businesses in Collaboration with Art, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vancil talks the opening of his fourth location in Canton, shares advice for starting a business, the announcement of adding freeze dried candy to the menu, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
CoBank's Tanner Ehmke gives a look into the current soy and corn markets as farmers wrap up harvest.
American Farm Bureau Federation Executive VP Joby Young talks about the Farm Bill expansion, Thanksgiving meal costs, WOTUS, and their annual convention coming up this January.
Mayor Davies, Steinbrecher, and Helms highlight the recent Monmouth City Council meeting with discussion on the monthly reports for the Police and Fire Departments, the proposed 2023 tax levy, utility taxes, pension fund payments, the first reading of placing a stop sign at North 3rd and East Boston Avenue, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ferch previews the upcoming Black Friday and Small Business Saturday sales at ISO Threads in Downtown Monmouth, plus their holiday hours on the WRAM Morning Show.
It’s been a bumpy year for the financial markets — which means that some of your investments may have underperformed or lost value. Can you use these losses to your advantage?
Brooks and Holmes preview the upcoming production of "Sing We Now of a Christmas Carol" at The Orpheum Theatre in Galesburg December 1st through December 3rd.
The Fertilizer Institute's Corey Rosenbush gives a look into fertilizer markets, new technology, and river levels while at the NAFB Convention.
Rabo AgriFinance Stephen Nicholson gives us a look into the corn and soybean market and what farmers could expect.
Ferguson discusses programs and webinars on the horizon, 4-H enrollment, holiday lessons and activities for the family, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans took on Mercer County in the semifinals of the ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament.
Remarks from Panelists State Senator Neil Anderson, State Representative Norine Hammond, State Representative Dan Swanson, and State Senator Mike Halpin.
Questions and Remarks from the Panelists as well as special guests Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies, Macomb Mayor Mike Inman, Vice President of Communications and Marketing at Monmouth College Duane Bonifer, Carl Sandburg College Executive Director of Marketing and Public Relations Laura Nagel, Monmouth-Roseville Administrators Amy Freitag and Katy Morrison, Knox County Sheriff Jack Harlin, Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards, Monmouth Police Department Investigator Josh Kramer, McDonough County Sheriff Nick Petitgout, and Henderson County Sheriff Matt Link.
Suydam and Trulson talk National Hospice Month and the services provided with the hospice program at OSF HealthCare on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss the recent Warren County Board meeting including the tax levy, Warren County Public Transportation, animal control, the hiring of a Public Defender, a solar farm project, finances, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Federal Emergency Management Agency official Manny Centeno discusses the AM for Every Vehicle Act and updates on the discussion to keep AM radio access in cars while at the NAFB Convention in Kansas City.
Engstrom discusses the upcoming Welcome to the Real World and Career Exploration experience at Carl Sandburg College for local students on the WRAM Morning Show.
Karina McIntyre, AJ Reynolds, and Scott McClintock with Highpoint Church in Monmouth preview the upcoming Community Thanksgiving Dinner at the Legion plus preview the Christmas season on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the recent Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education meeting including the tentative tax levy, the music department, Junior High sports, a bid for lights at the soccer field, a solar energy update, School Board Members Day, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen discusses the increase in visits and utilization of services, previews the upcoming Christmas Store, talks programming, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Casey Grant, member of the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce's Executive Leadership team, highlights the upcoming annual StoryBook Christmas on the Square in Downtown Monmouth including the tree lighting at 6 pm, petting zoo, pictures with Santa, train rides, scavenger hunt, Merry Market, and more.
Froelich discusses the Illinois Inflation Reduction Act Funding ACT NOW offering management practices of conservation crop rotation, cover crop, no-till, reduced tillage, and nutrient management on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer shares retail numbers for Galesburg and Monmouth for the 2nd Quarter and the surrounding communities, talks inflation and interest rates, discusses grants available for the City of Galesburg, tips for starting a business, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Stropes, the Area Coordinator with Operation Christmas Child, shares the collection days at Immanuel Baptist Church are November 13th through 20th, plus shares the journey the boxes make to children around the world on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for the 134th Annual Bronze Turkey Bowl at April Zorn Memorial Stadium.
Seniors Essence Brown (Juror Nine), Kyaw Htoo (Juror Two), Grace Huxtable (Juror Six), Mateo Murphy (Juror Five), and Lorelei Weidman (Foreperson); and Emerson Martin is the assistant director. The Monmouth-Roseville High School Drama Club will present its fall production,the drama Twelve Angry Jurors, on Friday, November 10, and Saturday, November 11, at 7:00pm, and Sunday, November 12, at 2:00pm in the M-RHS auditorium.
Superintendent Day previews the agenda for the upcoming West Central Board of Education meeting, discusses the tax levee and maintenance grant, designations throughout the district, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt highlights the recent United Board of Education meeting with their decisions on reorganizing their grade levels to allow more space in the elementary buildings, the tax levee, successes of meeting standards and designations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
State Climatologist Trent Ford talks about possible record temperatures and possible El Nino conditions.
McKeown talks his 3rd year in business with IHC Heating and Cooling and available services on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh shares the latest withe Warren Achievement Center including the future plans of the VFW Hall, job opportunities, and Caster explains her project during her internship on the WRAM Morning Show.
Edwards previews the 2023 Veteran's Day program at the Legion on Saturday, November 11th, beginning at 10 am, also broadcast on AM 1330/FM 95.7 WRAM.
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Board's Ken McMillan recalls his time as FFA President, shares highlights of the 96th FFA Convention in Indianapolis, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the two proclamations from Mayor Rod Davies including the 9th Anniversary of Apprenticeship Week November 13th through the 19th and Veteran's Day, the Building and Zoning report and the Woodard and Curran report to the Monmouth City Council on junk and debris enforcement, a new leaf machine, equipment lease, as well as the Harlem Avenue project, the RISE Planning Grant for Economic Recovery including components of addressing housing needs and infrastructure improvements, the request from the Monmouth Park District to vacate a subdivision in McEwen Court and the request for a stop sign at North 3rd and East Clinton Avenue, the request of a package liquor license, no action was taken by Council, and the Downtown Streetscape project, which is to begin with water main replacement followed by the beautification of Downtown Monmouth.
You may spend decades contributing to various retirement accounts. But for some accounts, such as a traditional IRA and 401(k), you must start withdrawing funds at a certain point. What should you know about this requirement?
Director Gaither previews the upcoming 45th Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon, ribbon cuttings, the Young Professionals fundraiser, upcoming events, and more with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host Lake Forest College for a Midwest Conference game at April Zorn Memorial Stadium in Monmouth.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host a class 3A second round match up against the Princeton Tigers and Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
Illinois Extension Ag Economist Gary Schnitkey gives a look into grain market trends, 2024 planning, and crop insurance.
Bayer Crop Science Technical Agronomist Lance Tarchionne shares with WRAM's Kailey Foster an update on harvest in West Central Illinois, field moisture, and more.
Wilson and Lehman discuss the medical, dental, and behavioral services available at Eagle View, insurance navigating, the Recharge Teen Center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lewis discusses the increase of ridership with the Warren County Public Transit throughout the county and provides an update on the Warren County Board's decision on selecting a not-for-profit operator on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rachel Dame recently joined the Illinois Corn policy team as the new Public Policy Manager.
Sheriff Petitgout discusses burglaries, being on the lookout for large machinery as farmers are still in the fields, reports on new legislation that motorists no longer have to call law enforcement after striking a deer, comments on the SAFE-T Act, talks Veteran's Day, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link discusses cold and flu season, COVID, awareness and screenings for lead poisoning, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kevin Ferry and Nicole Trego highlight the upcoming 14th Annual Monmouth-Roseville High School Madrigal Dinner with four shows taking place on December 2nd and 3rd, which tickets are available now.
Davis talks bowling with the local athletes, highlights the upcoming Friday Night Lights fundraiser on November 17th, previews the 2024 Polar Plunge season, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Brooks and Davis highlight the upcoming Family Fun Night on November 11th, the Christmas Camp during the local school's holiday break, the Y's Black Friday Special, winter basketball, swim lessons, and more with the Warren County YMCA on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich discusses the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy and other programs with the local NRCS office on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer talks the safety of preparing for winter driving, extra officers patrolling during the holidays, provides a monthly report for September, burglaries, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses ongoing scams to watch out for including text and email scams, holiday and online shopping scams, look alike online sites, lost puppies, fundraisers, and amber alert scams, plus previews the upcoming Power for Seniors event in Warren County on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren-Henderson Ag in the Classroom Coordinator Anna Sharp shares ag-based lesson plans for the rest of the school year.
Warren-Henderson Ag in the Classroom Coordinator Anna Sharp Outlines School Programming shares events for local students thus far this school year.
Cody Forde, Grain Originator at River Valley Cooperative gives a look at where the grain markets are and what has been impacting them.
Ewing shares the highlighted points that Retired Detective Wistocki presented on regarding cyber security to the student body at Monmouth-Roseville and the parents during an assembly.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Ripon, WI to take on the Ripon College Red Hawks in a Midwest Conference match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Poplar Grove, Il for an IHSA Class 3A First Round Playoff matchup with the North Boone Vikings.
October 27th is National American Beer Day. G&M Distributors President Adam Vitale talks about the importance of agriculture for beer while highlighting local Illinois beers.
University of Illinois Extension Family Life Educator Tessa Hobbs-Curley shares open job positions and University of Illinois Extension Family Life Educator Tessa Hobbs-Curleyrogram opportunities within the Warren, Henderson Knox, and McDonough counties area.
Sanberg and Armstrong provide a local yield update, discuss an upcoming bi-annual marketing seminar with Steve Johnson on November 14th, wraps up ag safety days with the local schools for Ag in the Classroom, fertilizer application, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Denecke and Jensen discuss the Behavioral Health Services available at Eagle View Community Health System, including treatment, when individuals seeks out their services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth Roseville FFA President Logan Corzatt, Vice President Aubrey Killey, Secretary Camden Johnson, Reporter Haley Frakes, and Sentinel Carter Thorton talk about recent competitions and events.
Gilbert and Quick discuss upcoming events and exhibitions with the Buchanan Center for the Arts, including painting classes, 64 ARTS exhibition, Security Savings Bank Photography Show, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Edwards reminds motorists to slow down ahead of Halloween as children and their families will be out and about Trick or Treating, also to watch out for large farm machinery as harvest continues, discusses mental health needs, incident encounters, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rexroat and Spears highlight the upcoming Trunk or Treat event on Halloween at the Fire Station, share Halloween fire safety tips, wrap up presentations during Fire Prevention Month, discuss new hires, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Marshall gives a local crop update, including corn and soybean yields, soil tests, anhydrous application with current soil conditions, discusses diseases, drought, nitrogen, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
University of Illinois's Nate Schroeder joined the WRAM Ag show to discuss soybean cyst nematodes and a sampling programed offered through the University of Illinois Extension and the Illinois Soybean Association.
Cole shares an ongoing remodel with her event venue Meks on Main in Monmouth, plus talks the rise in prices that are being seen in the finance and insurance world, the importance of reviewing your coverage, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm travel to Stark County High School to take on the Rebels in a Lincoln Land Small School Division contest.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School to take on the Tigers in a TRAC West Division match up to end the regular season.
Shilad discusses general aviation in rural areas, the future of the skies with drones and technology improvements, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Day discusses their recent Board of Education meeting including a facilities discussion, lease of buses, the upcoming Veteran's Day program at the Middle School, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt provides an update from the United Board of Education meeting including their discussion on the need for space at the elementary buildings, parent teacher conferences, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen talks the importance of Breast Cancer Awareness month and scheduling preventative screenings, discusses guidelines from the American Cancer Society on when to get screened, available technology, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh provide an update from the monthly Warren County Board meeting including the tentative budget, sale of the Annex building to a developer, agreement with MCAP and the City of Monmouth, progress on the upgrades at the courthouse, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Quincy Notre Dame Raiders at Pattee Fields in Monmouth in a Class 1A Regional Championship game.
Shaw discusses the increase of insurance rates, policy changes, life insurance, business insurance, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen previews the annual Freezing For Food event, talks the increase of visits at Jamieson Community Center, the Community Christmas Store, Angel Tree, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the resignation of 1st Ward Alderman Justin Thomas, the Monmouth Fire Department and Monmouth Police Department's monthly reports to the City Council, the Illinois EPA mandate of the disinfection of the City's wastewater, Monmouth City Council's approval of Dan Watson to serve on the Cemetery Board, the RISE Planning Grant report, creating an Economic Development Professional for the City of Monmouth along with MCAP and the Warren County Board, to serve the Monmouth community, setback variance of the future Dame Fine Coffee building and surplus property with the Monmouth Police Department, and the Downtown Revitalization project in Monmouth, including the design and upcoming meetings with business owners in the Downtown.
Dr. Braet discusses the recent remodel at the Monmouth office, plus covers driving in the dark, eye allergies, urgent care appointments, contacts, Lasik, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
USDA's Dr. Rosemary Sifford gives an update on the work being done by the USDA to prevent and combat African Swine Fever.
Hovind and Johnson discuss the available services with Compassus Hospice and shares details of a monthly Women's Group at The Kensington on the 3rd Wednesdays of the month on the WRAM Morning Show.
It’s not as well-known as Halloween, but National Retirement Security week happens every October – the third week, to be precise — and while it doesn’t involve ghosts and goblins, it does deal with something even more frightening: the risk of not being able to enjoy a comfortable retirement. Through various events, this occasion highlights ideas about building retirement security. What steps can you take?
Kerns provides an update on current builds with MTC Communications, including the expansion of the Little Swan Lake build, new Wi-Fi routers, and discusses their received grants to further expand services into rural areas on the WRAM Morning Show.
Swearinger previews the Monmouth College Wind Ensemble fall concert at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21 in the Kasch Performance Hall of Dahl Chapel and Auditorium, plus discusses the Marching Band's performance during the Veteran's Day program at the Monmouth American Legion.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Cornell College Rams in a Midwest Conference game at April Zorn Memorial Stadium.
The West Central Heat host the Milford/Cissna Park Bearcats in 8-man football in Biggsville.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Orion High School for a TRAC West Division match up with the Chargers.
Schreck discusses the changes to the financial aid process and explains the steps to apply for financial aid on the WRAM Morning Show.
Koss previews the Overstock Blowout Sale at People's Do It Center in Monmouth on Friday, October 20th and Saturday, October 21st.
National Farmers Union President Rob Larew talks us through the progress and efforts being made for farmers gaining the right to repair their equipment during the WRAM Noon Ag Show.
On Thursday, October 26th at 6 pm all are invited to attend a free Cyber Parenting 101 technology training event at Monmouth-Roseville High School with Retired Detective Rich Wistocki as he will present on cyber security and tips for staying safe online.
Rachel Kerns, Jeff Ewing, Nick Dilly, and Kaieren Marshall discuss the ELD Program at Monmouth-Roseville High School. The Program of the Month is courtesy of the Regional Office of Education #33, MTC Communications, and WMOI/WRAM.
Cavanaugh wraps up the carnival held for the achievers, talks Camp Big Sky, Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive, an upcoming cookout fundraiser, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shawnee Sheehan, Resource Conservationist with Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District shares job openings, cover crop and cost share applications, and other upcoming events for the department.
Colvin discusses a water softener tune-up special, explains the process of water analysis and the reverse osmosis drinking system, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher highlights the recent Board of Education meeting, including a student's published book, Parent-Teacher Conferences, Principal Appreciation Week, December music concerts, dual credit classes, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cokel and Greig shares October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, plus discuss the available services at Safe Harbor Family Crisis Center in Galesburg, the 24 hour crisis hotline, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tharp, a member of the Warren County Board Finance Committee, and Spears, member of the Warren County Board Buildings and Grounds Committee, talk hunting, harvest, fire prevention month, plus discuss business of the Warren County Board, including an open position in District 2.
Stanton discusses the monthly soup suppers at the Monmouth American Legion on the first Mondays of the month, plus the weekly Hamburger Fry on Saturdays, Tenderloin Tuesday, and Catfish and Steak dinners on Fridays and Saturdays.
As a member of the Willing Workers 4-H Club, Rhykerd Greer has become very involved at a young age. He shares his involvement and goals during National 4-H week.
If you’re a long-term investor, your portfolio may stay fairly stable over time. However, that doesn’t mean you will never sell any investments. But when should you sell — and why?
Colvin discusses the Galesburg Area Vocational Center showcase on October 26th, the opening of a new business, and also the Knox County CEO Program on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan host the Kewanee Boilermakers at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The United Red Storm drop a LincolnLand Small School Division match up at home against South Fulton 34-6.
Monmouth College Lecturer, Communication Studies Chris Goble, along with students Jan Abel, Station Manager, and Ryan Phillips, Marketing Manager, discuss the radio station on the Monmouth College campus, 105.9 FM WPFS, while celebrating World College Radio Day on October 6th.
Author Joe Svoboda, a Monmouth College graduate, discusses his recent book, featuring a mix of Tom Sawyer, Forrest Gump, and Animal House. Svoboda is also joined in the WRAM Studio with fraternity brothers Bill Murschel and Bill Piatt.
Parks previews an upcoming canvas paint event on October 27th at 6 pm at Hidden Hills Vineyard and Winery with proceeds benefiting the Emergency Client Account for the Center for Youth and Family Solutions.
Helms and Shamblin provide an update with Western Illinois Animal Rescue and preview their upcoming Craft and Vendor Show on October 28th at the Monmouth American Legion from 9 am to 4 pm.
Monmouth College Professor and Director Tom Clark, Sophomore Ryan Finn, Senior Skylar Law, and Freshman Ray Shaul preview the concert, which will take the audience on a journey through America's Heartland, that will be performed in honor of Homecoming weekend inside Dahl Chapel and Auditorium, Saturday October 7th at 7:30 pm, free and open to the public.
Spotted Lanternfly has been detected for the first time in the state of Illinois. Entomologist Kelly Estes shares details about the detection and other pests we are seeing in the field.
Lewis discusses Warren County Public Transportation's operating umbrella change from Warren Achievement Center to now being ran by Warren County, plus previews future territory and hour expansions on the WRAM Morning Show.
Coach Leary discusses the annual Pink Out Night at the Monmouth-Roseville High School football game on October 6th, with proceeds benefiting a local family.
Back Country Braves 4-H Club leader Marty Bugner, President Emilee Denison, Treasurer McKelbey Bugner, and Greydon Bugner share their experience in 4-H for National 4-H Week.
Bonifer previews the events on tap for the Monmouth College Homecoming Weekend on the WRAM Morning Show. Schedule of Events • Alumni • Monmouth College
Heisdorffer previews the Mayhem Haunted House in Ottumwa, Iowa, rated a #1 Haunt in the State of Iowa. For more information, visit Mayhem Haunted House on Facebook.
Discussion on the swearing in of a new Monmouth Police Officer Jorge Perez, Highlights on Director Clark and Director Jackson's reports of ongoing construction projects within the City of Monmouth, an update on the water treatment plant, and also the recent power outage that resulted from a vehicle accident outside of town, Discussion on the recent Downtown TIF application request from Scott Haase regarding renovations to Tooties Downtown Lounge on Market Alley, Discussion on the upcoming Shed Day in Monmouth on Saturday, October 7th and also the hours for Trick or Treating on October 31st, and Discussion on the received grants for demolition of abandoned properties and also the use of Motor Fuel Tax revenue for the resurfacing of North 6th Street.
Shimmin discusses eligibility of the Warren County Housing Authority, shares they are currently sitting at a 96 to 97% occupancy, talks Fire Prevention Week, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither previews upcoming events for the local area with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
Managing your finances and investing for your future are important tasks — and they can be challenging. But you don’t have to go it alone. Many people benefit from working with a financial advisor, someone who knows their needs and goals and makes appropriate recommendations. If you’re considering getting some help, you’ll want to ensure a particular financial advisor is right for you, so it’s a good idea to ask questions.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Rockridge High School for a TRAC West Division match up against the Rockets.
October 1-7th is National 4-H week. Henderson, Knox, McDonough, and Warren Counties 4-H Youth Development Educator Shelby Carlson talks about the variety of different programs offered in 4-H.
Kucharz discusses open enrollment through the Affordable Care Act, Illinois Medicaid and Medicare, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg wraps up the 4th grade ag day and 5th grade ag safety day, plus provides harvest safety reminders for farmers and motorists on the roadways.
Stevens discusses open enrollment for seniors on prescription and advantage plans, October 15th through December 7th, plus talks Warren County Crimestoppers on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jenks and Spencer preview the upcoming kick off to the 2023-2024 Maple Leaf Community Concert Series on Tuesday, October 10th where Bobby Spencer will bring his show '7000 Miles to Broadway' to Monmouth College's Dahl Chapel.
Regul will be on hand performing close-up magic at the Warren County History Museum during the 2023 Great Nicola Magic Festival. He will perform magic that often happens in your hands and right under your nose! T. J. is know as one of the fastest balloon twisters in the area.
The PBIS Program at West Central Middle School is the WMOI/WRAM September School Spotlight, courtesy of MTC Communications and the Regional Office of Education #33. Principal Sara Ryner as well as members of the West Central Middle School Student Council were presented with a $150 check courtesy of MTC Communications to go towards their ‘Heat Bucks’ program.
The 2023 Illinois State Corn Husking Contest is this Sunday, October 1st in Smithshire, Illinois. Dick Humes, Illinois Corn Husking Contest President Dick Humes joined the WRAM morning show to discuss the contest.
Buckmaster provides a monthly update with the Knox County Humane Society, plus previews and upcoming Oktoberfest 5K on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses classes on targeting violence, social security scams, Facebook scams, mortgage scams, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer reports the August arrest numbers, talks October 14th testing date for the department, recent presented awards, the upcoming presentation by Retired Detective Wistocki at Monmouth-Roseville High School for area parents to discuss online and social media safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricketts discusses the upticks in debit card scams to be on the lookout for, robocalls, check fraud, online banking, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kuna and Evans talk service department options, including free services for seniors, inventory, rates, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans shut out the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes 3-0 at Pattee Fields in Monmouth.
Students at United Junior High talk about their Garden Club program where students are able to grow and sell vegetables to the public.
Rabin Bhattarai, associate professor in the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign joined WRAM's Noon Ag Hour to talk about his recent work looking into the long-term impacts cover crops and climate change can have in Illinois.
Siegel discusses the Pretrial Fairness Act, updates to the courtroom at the Warren County Courthouse, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither discusses upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Morrison Mustangs defeat the Monmouth-Roseville Titans 41-12 at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The United Red Storm fall to the Princeville Princes 36-20 in a LincolnLand Small School Division match up in Princeville.
Celeste Lythgoe and Rayanne Shaul discuss their roles in the upcoming production of 'The Seagull' inside Wells Theater on the Monmouth College campus September 29th, 30th, and October 1st.
Solontoi and Engstrom highlight an upcoming solar eclipse in October, which is open for public viewing at Monmouth College, plus also discuss the garden and farm run by students and volunteers and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Retired Detective Richard Wistocki will hold a presentation to keep kids safe in the cyber world. The presentation will be Thursday, October 26th in the Monmouth-Roseville High School Gymnasium starting at 6pm. It’s free and open to the public. Really important for parents to attend this event.
Superintendent Day discusses the recent West Central Board of Education meeting including their approved budget, enrollment, cell phone policy, fall sports and the new bass fishing team to begin in the spring, homecoming week, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
DeKezel and Hilten discuss new providers in the local area, added services for patients, cancer treatments and the OSF HealthCare Cancer Institute in Peoria, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss the recent Warren County Board meeting including a presentation from MCAP about a proposed partnership, property assessment, a proposed budget, the operation of Warren County Public Transportation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Reilly talks enrollment at Carl Sandburg College, the Sampson Promise, careers, dual credit options for students, the new Science and Technology building expansion, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert previews the Taste of the Arts Fundraiser on Saturday, November 4th in the BCA Gallery, discusses the 64 Arts national juried exhibition, the Businesses in Collaboration with Art, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hennenfent discusses the upcoming Great Nicola Magic Festival with the Warren County History Museum with an adults only event at Meks on Main on Friday, September 29th and Family Day on Saturday, September 30th.
Davies and Helms discuss the presentation of awards given to members of the Monmouth Police Department, new business development, the upcoming shred day on October 7th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat reminds everyone to stay safe this harvest season, discusses the recent grain bin rescue training, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich provides a monthly update with the local NRCS and FSA offices on the WRAM Morning Show.
If you have grandchildren, you probably enjoy spending time with them and watching them grow. And to help them achieve a bright future, you might like to make some financial gifts — but which ones? Youhave several options.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the recent United Board of Education meeting including the budget for the 2023-2024 school year, continued discussion on space needed in the elementary buildings, future enrollment numbers, approved a bus bid for next fall, approval of the United Band and Choir will be heading to Disney World in Florida next summer, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College travels to Appleton, WI for a Midwest Conference showdown with Lawrence University.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Port Byron, Ill for a TRAC West Division game against the Riverdale Rams.
The United Red Storm (2-2) fall to Annawan/Wethersfield (3-1) 35-0 in a LincolnLand Small School Division match up in Annawan.
WRAM's Kailey Foster spoke with Tiffany Jenkins at the 2023 Discover Wellness Summit. Tiffany is a recovering addict and content creator with over 9 million followers across her social media platforms who speaks about topics including addiction, motherhood, marriage, and mental health. A born storyteller and talented speaker, Jenkins breaks through the stigma and silence of mental health and addiction with unflinching honesty and a surprising sense of humor.
WRAM's Kailey Foster spoke with Dr. Tami West at the 2023 Discover Wellness Summit, where she spoke on stress and mental health, using her entertaining and compelling style to shine a new light on how to transform your life and discover solutions to life's challenges. Her passion stems from a lifelong battle with an anxiety disorder which has uniquely equipped her to teach, encourage, and motivate others.
Daily and Parrish share Amy Gebauer Sestito and Mike "Bo" Williams will be inducted into the Monmouth-Roseville Education Foundation Hall of Achievement along with Jane Kellogg, who is receiving the Distinguished Service Award, during a ceremony on Saturday, September 23rd at 10 am at the Warren County History Museum.
Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Geoff Cooper talks about electric vehicle mandates and E15 access progress while at the Farm Progress Show.
Dutton highlights the upcoming Warren-Henderson Relay for Life annual event at West Park in Monmouth on Saturday, September 16th from 4 to 7:30 pm and shares the importance and benefits of the American Cancer Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
Link discusses West Nile virus, what to expect this fall with the FDA and a 2023 COVID shot, talks insurance a COVID, limited amounts of regular dose flu shots, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh shares Warren Achievement Center is seeking volunteers and interns, previews the upcoming Tootsie Roll Drive, discusses the purchase of the VFW building, Warren County Public Transportation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Geoff Cooper shares his disappointment with the EPA's Scientific Advisory Board following their report looking into corn ethanol and greenhouse gas.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses student spotlights, the European Trip in the summer of 2025, highlights the budget, enrollment, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen discusses openings at Jamieson Community Center, the Senior Nutrition program, applications for the Christmas store, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The WRAM, WMOI, Regional Office of Education #33, and MTC Communications School Spotlight is the PBIS program at West Central Middle School, Ryner also highlights the school staff, fall sports seasons, the clubs offered after school through the 21st Century Grant, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer provides a monthly update with the Knox County Area Partnership President for Economic Development in the Galesburg and Monmouth area on the WRAM Morning Show.
Weber highlights the Second Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival on Saturday, September 16th on the square in Downtown Monmouth.
Monmouth College hosts the University of Chicago at April Zorn Memorial Field for the Midwest Conference opener for both schools.
It’s probably not on your calendar, but September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. And that means it’s a good time to become more aware of the benefits of having life insurance — and the dangers of not having it.
Karlin discusses the SAFE-T Act, which takes effect September 18th in Illinois, plus previews an upcoming Community SAFE-T Act Training session via Zoom beginning September 14th.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the E-P Panthers for a TRAC West Division match up at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The United Red Storm host the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars for Hall of Fame Night at United High School.
Coverage of the annual Farmer's Appreciation Breakfast at the Monmouth American Legion with the Warren County Prime Beef Festival, featuring Keynote Speaker Rodney Weinzierl with Illinois Corn
Hear remarks from Midwest Bank President Chris Gavin, American Soybean Association Past Chairman Ron Moore, Illinois Corn Growers Association Board Member Rob Elliott, Big River Resources CEO David Zimmerman, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau President Jake Armstrong, 94th District State Representative Norine Hammond, 71st District State Representative Dan Swanson, 36th District State Senator Mike Halpin, 47th District State Senator Neil Anderson, Illinois Beef Association District Director Thad Tharp, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall, RFD Radio and Farm Week Now Host DeLoss Jahnke, and Moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Hear remarks from Midwest Bank President Chris Gavin, American Soybean Association Past Chairman Ron Moore, Illinois Corn Growers Association Board Member Rob Elliott, Big River Resources CEO David Zimmerman, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau President Jake Armstrong, 94th District State Representative Norine Hammond, 71st District State Representative Dan Swanson, 36th District State Senator Mike Halpin, 47th District State Senator Neil Anderson, Illinois Beef Association District Director Thad Tharp, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall, RFD Radio and Farm Week Now Host DeLoss Jahnke, and Moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
The West Central Heat host the Peoria Heights Patriots in an 8-man football match up at West Central High School.
Hear remarks from Illinois Pork Producers Communications Director Lana Shovlin, Illinois Pork Producers District 1 Director Jill Brokaw, Hertz Ag Management Manager Troy Coziahr, Midwest Bank Ag Lender Ken Quinn, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Board Member Ken McMillan, Compeer Financial Officer Brian Postin, Past U.S. Grains Council Chairman Wendell Shauman, Monmouth College Vice President of Communications and Marketing Duane Bonifer, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall, Archer Daniels Midland Grain Merchandiser Dan Bowman, Tri-County Cattlemen's Vice President and Schleich Cattle Owner Tyler Schleich, and moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Hear remarks from Illinois Pork Producers Communications Director Lana Shovlin, Illinois Pork Producers District 1 Director Jill Brokaw, Hertz Ag Management Manager Troy Coziahr, Midwest Bank Ag Lender Ken Quinn, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Board Member Ken McMillan, Compeer Financial Officer Brian Postin, Past U.S. Grains Council Chairman Wendell Shauman, Monmouth College Vice President of Communications and Marketing Duane Bonifer, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist Brendan Marshall, Archer Daniels Midland Grain Merchandiser Dan Bowman, Tri-County Cattlemen's Vice President and Schleich Cattle Owner Tyler Schleich, and moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Stropes shares the background of Operation Christmas Child and the local involvement with a collection week at Immanual Baptist Church November 13th through 20th.
Robeson discusses the history of the annual Wiswell-Robeson Lecture inside Dahl Chapel on the Monmouth College campus, featuring Lauren Lurkins on Monday, September 11th at 7 pm.
Dr. Santiago discusses high pollen counts, the upcoming influenza season, chronic conditions, medications, strategies to improve health, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mayor Davies and Helms discuss the Swearing-in of new Monmouth Fire Department Firefighters, Tim LaFollette and Kyle Martin, presented proclamations of National Hispanic Heritage Month and The Great Nicola Magic Week, the Building and Zoning report, including new construction, the enforcement of junk and debris notices, and a reminder that LRS offers bulk item pickups every third week of the month, and provide a Public Works discussion, completion of East Euclid, two projects going to bid, West Harlem and the first phase of the utility of Downtown Monmouth, plus an upcoming airport project on the WRAM Morning Show.
Corbin highlights the upcoming Lip Sync Battle in November, talks volunteering, the mission of CASA, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
2023 Warren County Prime Beef Festival Princess Aubrey Killey, 1st Runner-Up Natalie Boyd, 2nd Runner-Up Alina Juszczyk, and 3rd Runner-Up Lucinda Mendoza share highlights from the Princess Pageant last Saturday at The Crossing in Monmouth, plus preview the week's events for the Warren County Prime Beef Festival on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich talks CRP re-enrollment and the approaching deadline on Friday, September 8th, plus the deadline of CRP Haying and Grazing for Livestock on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth travels to Waverly, Iowa for a season opening non-conference matchup with the Knights.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans get a big defensive stop at the end of their 21-14 win over Bureau Valley.
The United Red Storm defeat Rushville/Industry 34-22 in the home opener at United High School.
Lynn Shimmin discusses the upcoming steer and swine shows with the Warren County Prime Beef Festival at the Warren County Fairgrounds on Monday, September 4th, as well as the annual Livestock Auction at the Monmouth American Legion Tuesday, September 5th.
Aubrey McVey, Mackenzie Schleich, Josh Oaks, and Sam Mackey highlight the week of events for the Warren County Prime Beef Festival. For a schedule of events, visit: https://www.facebook.com/WCPBF/.
Goble and Walters discuss receiving the National Communication Association's prestigious Rex Mix Award, "Program of Excellence," while highlighting the Communications Department at Monmouth College on the WRAM Morning Show.
While at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, ADM's Director of Biologicals and New Technology Graig Whitehead talks about the fertilizer market and where biologicals fit into the equation.
During the 2023 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Case IH celebrated 100 years of Farmall by revealing its new electric tractor.
Illinois Soybean Association's Jim Martin talks about the new soy asphalt on the Decatur Farm Progress Show site and more.
James Auten from the National Weather Service talks about recent and upcoming heat waves, midwest humidity and more while at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur.
Henry and Endres focus on health and wellness as flu season approaches, also touch on physicals and Medicare on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director McCrery previews Medicare D enrollment as appointments can be scheduled at Strom Center beginning September 11th, discusses the upcoming TRIAD meeting, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Newberry and Thompson talk ag lending, discuss how interest rates look this fall, community banking, farm safety ahead of harvest season, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dodson discusses the upcoming 3rd Annual Discover Wellness Summit at Carl Sandburg College on Friday, September 15th.
Chief Switzer discusses recent arrests, reminds homeowners to lock doors to cut down on crimes, talks back to school and watching for students and school busses on the roadways, plus reminds city residents of road closures for the Warren County Prime Beef Festival parade, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses ongoing Facebook scams, payment and subscription scams, plus also encourages individuals to change account passwords, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
You’ll find some big differences between traditional and speculativeinvestments — and knowing these differences can matter a great deal when you’re trying to reach your financial goals.
The United Red Storm get their 2023 season started off with a trip to Mercer County High School to take on the Golden Eagles
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Sanberg and Ag in the Classroom coordinator Anna Sharp joined the WRAM morning show to discuss Ag in the Classroom programs, the Farm Bureau golf outing, upcoming field days, and more.
University of Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator Chris Enroth and Butterfly Lady Rhonda Brady preview the 9th Monarch Migration Festival on September 9th and the Lakeside Nature Center in Galesburg, plus discuss the importance of Monarch butterflies on the WRAM Morning Show.
Logan and Scott Campbell came into the WRAM studio to talk about Logan's success at the Illinois State Fair as a first-year 4-H member.
Elswick and Gallagher discuss their involvement in Scouts, service projects, and upcoming recruitment night, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vancil discusses the upgrade coming to the Monmouth community as Dame Fine Coffee acquired the former Superwash on Main Street and that a new building will be constructed.
Brown previews the 3rd Annual Discover Wellness Summit, featuring Tiffany Jenkins and Tami West as keynote speakers, 25 breakout sessions to choose from, a wellness fair that features local resources, lunch, a T-shirt and a welcome bag. Discover Wellness Summit 2023 Tickets, Fri, Sep 15, 2023 at 7:30 AM | Eventbrite
Discussion on the retirement of Josh Hinton within the Monmouth Fire Department and the promotion of Craig Cozadd to Assistant Chief and Gary Carson to Captain, Discussion on requests made by Courtyard Estates for a 5K, the vacation of the North-South Alley in the 700 block of North 9-1/2 and North 10th Streets, a liquor license, and highlights from the Monmouth Police Report given by Chief Joe Switzer, Discussion on the passing of the Urban Hen Ordinance with the city limits of Monmouth, which can be found at August 21, 2023 Council Meeting | Monmouth. IL (cityofmonmouth.com), Discussion on the police and fire pension funds and mandates the City of Monmouth receives to complete at different times throughout the year, and an Update on the current progress of the water main and road reconstruction projects throughout the City of Monmouth.
Rexroat and Cozadd talk recent promotions and anniversaries within the department, increase in calls, recruitment, staying safe during the extreme heat, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
When you retire, you’ll experience many changes — should one of them involve your living arrangements? The issue of downsizing is one that many retirees will consider. If you have children, and they’ve grown and left the home, you might find yourself with more space than you really need. Of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean you must pack up and scale down yourself. You might love your home and neighborhood and see no reason to go. But if you’re open to a change, you could find that moving to a smaller house, a condo or an apartment may make sense for you.
Abington-Avon Middle Schooler Macy Brooks shares her Illinois State Fair success after winning Reserve Grand Champion Steer.
Dave Loos, Director of Biofuels and Research at the Illinois Corn Growers Association talks about the opportunities available for year-round E15 and Illinois' new tax credit for ethanol blends at the pump.
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple sits down with the Athletic Directors and fall sports coaches from Monmouth-Roseville, United, West Central and Abingdon-Avon for a preview of each school's fall sports programs.
Kerns talks the Re-Connect Grant, ongoing builds, current upgrades on their network, faster Wi-Fi speeds, security cameras, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Edwards and Cox preview the Ronald Reagan Pork Chop Luncheon at the Monmouth American Legion, discuss the petitions for the 28 precincts in Warren County involved with the Warren County Republican Central Committee, local County Board members petition submissions, the Warren County Prime Beef Festival Parade, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lindy and Kevin Kane came into the studio to talk about Lindy's success at the 2023 Illinois State Fair.
DeKezel talks surgical procedures, local surgeons, the importance of local hospitals, new providers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rogers and Ferguson discuss hours of operation with school being back in session, share available activities and resources for the teens, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Thomas shares details on the upcoming 7th Annual RileyStrong Fun Run and 5k on Saturday, August 26th, in honor of her daughter, Riley Thomas.
Rucker and Johnson discuss their 50 alumni, 50 states goal, highlight their 100 Extraordinary Women campaign, the Sampson Promise, available Foundation scholarships, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert discusses the Taste of the Arts fundraiser on Saturday, November 4th, highlights featured artists in the gallery, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Farm stressors don't just impact the farmer. University of Illinois's Josie Rudolphi shares some of her findings as she studies the impacts farm stressors have on both adults and adolescents.
Ralph Kuchenbrod from the Illinois Fire Service Institute shares cornfield search and rescue tips.
Jolie Johnson had a successful week at the Illinois State Fair winning Reserve Grand Overall Berkshire Gilt. She and Laurie Thompson joined the WRAM morning show to talk about the State Fair and other upcoming shows.
Aubrey McVey, Mackenzie Schleich, and Josh Oaks preview the upcoming schedule of events for the 2023 Warren County Prime Beef Festival 'Carnival of Cows,' including an added night trackside with quad racing, food truck row, amusement rides, livestock shows, the Princess Pageant, and more. For more information and a detailed event schedule, visit Warren County Prime Beef Festival on Facebook.
If you own a business, you’ve always got a lot on your mind. But no matter how busy you are today, you need to think about tomorrow. Specifically, you’ll want to create an exit strategy for the day you want to move on from your business to a new phase in your life. To develop this strategy, you’ll need to address these key questions.
Springer discusses availability of funding for new start-up businesses in Knox County, talks ground breaking of Graham Medical Group, the 6th year of the local youth CEO program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
As news came out about India placing a major export ban on rice, worry rose about rice supply in the United States. Inland Cape Rice owner and Illinois rice farmer Sam Schneider talks about rice supply and farming rice in Illinois.
Stacey Critser owner of Critsers Tin Cup talks about back-to-school specials and their School Supply Drive.
Superintendent Day talks new staff in the district, their cell phone policy, back to school, Meet the Heat night on August 18th, previews their upcoming Board of Education meeting, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt talks Meet the Red Storm night on August 18th, discusses their Board of Education meeting, tentative budget, back to school, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Scott, Loving, and Whiteman provide an update on the West Central Head Start services, talk back to school, teacher shortages, availability of adult education courses, the benefits of the ESL program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh discusses the recent purchase of the Monmouth VFW Post 2301 building, which will be the future site of Warren Achievement Center's Community Day Services.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses their recent Board of Education meeting including their solar investment, sports at the Junior High level, backpack nights within the district, teacher orientation days, first day back to school for students, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Newman and Davies highlight their first grant cycle that was awarded to seven teachers in the Monmouth-Roseville School District and seven local municipalities, non-profit, and government agencies.
Director Mowen shares 169 backpacks will be distributed to local children for the upcoming school year, Henderson County Senior Nutrition sites are open, talks donations, discusses a new program at Jamieson Community Center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mark White, Professor in the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Economics at the University of Illinois shares his research which looks into how farm employment has changed in the United States since 1969.
Discussion from the latest Monmouth City Council meeting including: a New Public Safety Officer hired for the City of Monmouth, Buildings and Grounds update including improvements on the Monmouth College campus and the progress of the Dollar General in the works on West Broadway, Discussion on the latest Economic Consultant report for the City of Monmouth, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses, Update on the ongoing and upcoming road and water line reconstruction for the City of Monmouth, including the two phases Harlem Avenue, and Discussion on the 1st Reading of the Urban Hen Ordinance, receiving a 4-3 vote, and being on the agenda for a 2nd Reading during the City Council meeting on August 21st.
Baker highlights the two stops during the 2023 Tri-County Cattlemen's Summer Beef Tour and Social at Raber's Meat Packing Company and the Fairview Sale Barn. Beef Industry Tour & Social | Tri-County Cattlemen (tricountycattlemen.com)
We are less than a month away from the 2023 Farm Progress Show. Farm Progress Show manager Matt Jungmann gives a behind-the-scenes look into what to expect at this year's show.
Cook and Vice preview the upcoming event on Saturday, August 19th at the Monmouth American Legion.
Courson and McFadden discuss an upcoming Community Narcan Training on August 24th and the 3rd Annual International Overdose Awareness Day Candlelight Vigil on August 31st.
Shawnee Sheehan, Resource Conservationist with the Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District talks about their Annual Meeting and Steak Dinner, cover crops, and other conservation programs available to Illinois Farmers.
Johnson and Alexander highlight the upcoming weekend's events to celebrate 175 years of the Village of Roseville on the WRAM Morning Show. Roseville 175th Anniversary | Facebook
Shelby Carlson talks about the 4-H projects and Hall of Fame inductee for Henderson County.
Keaton Ruebush talks about his 4-H project following the swine show at the Henderson County Fair.
Hear remarks from Solvera Health Chief Population Officer Robin Henry, Solvera Health Family Physician Dr. Julio Santiago, OSF Holy Family and St. Mary's President and CEO Lisa Dekezel, OSF Medical Group Chief Executive Officer with OSF HealthCare Dr. Jeff Tillery, McDonough District Hospital Vice President of Business Strategy Patrick Osterman, McDonough District Hospital Vice President of Clinical and Support Services Adrian MacGregor, Graham Medical Group Senior Director of Business Development Jacob Green, Graham Medical Group President and CEO Robert Seneff, Eagle View Community Health System Executive Director Shannon Courson, Eagle View Community Health System Public Relations Director Emily Higgins, Warren County Health Department Community Health Coordinator Kira Schumm, Mary Guenseth with the Knox County Health Department, Senior Development Manager with the American Cancer Society Stacey Dutton, and moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Gibb and Isaacson provide an update with the Galesburg Community Foundation on the WRAM Morning Show.
Celebrating 24 years, the Maple City Street Machines Monmouth Cruise Night will take over the streets of Monmouth on Friday, August 4th.
Julie Meloan, Family Outreach Community Center and volunteers Megan Schaley, and Marlie Lord talk about the programs available through the center.
Bonifer highlights the three week SOFIA program for select incoming Monmouth College students, plus previews the upcoming Fall Semester for the 2023-2024 academic year, including the Freshman Walk Out on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hilton and Gilbert discuss the 105th Anniversary of the Monmouth Rotary Club, share where the proceeds from the Pork Chop BBQ were given, discuss projects and how individuals can become involved, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Most investors are aware of the different types of stocks: big-company, small-company, technology, international and so on. And it may be a good idea to own a mix of these stocks as part of your overall investment portfolio. But the importance of diversification applies to bonds, too — so, how should you go about achieving it?
Dutton talks record donations collected for Banking on a Cure, discusses available services at Hope Lodges, the upcoming Relay for Life event for Warren-Henderson County at West Park on September 16th, previews the 2023 Health Forum, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Following the swine show at the Henderson County Fair, Nash Stoller talks about the show and the showmen.
After a successful day at the sheep show, Dayne Gittings shares how he prepared for the show.
Ruby Gittings talks about her livestock projects before the goat show at the Henderson County Fair.
On Thursday Brenda Brokaw was recognized for her years of service to 4-H at the Henderson County Fair.
Enroth discusses efforts in continuing to bring glass recycling to Macomb on the WRAM Morning Show.
Libby Corzatt took home the Champion Steer title at the Henderson County Fair. She tells us about her cattle at the fair.
Higgins highlights the upcoming 2023 Health Fair on August 9th at the Stronghurst Park, which is free to attend.
Sanberg discusses Adopt a Legislator, an upcoming Farmland Assessment Meeting, a Bio-diesel Ethanol Promotion, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer provides a monthly update with the Monmouth Police Department, discusses car thefts, being aware of your surroundings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses ways to protect yourself from scams, including recognizing card skimmers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bass provided an update with the Warren County YMCA, including details for the upcoming Doggie Swim at the Pattee Outdoor Waterpark.
Chief Rexroat talks recent trainings within the department, provides tips to stay cool and hydrated in the heat, shares the team will be at West Park on Wednesday, July 26th with the hose going for the kids, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Osterman discusses an upcoming event at the Macomb Country Club on Wednesday, August 2nd for the public to meet and learn more from Heart Specialists Farooq Junaid and Oleg Yurevich.
Froelich provides an update for the local NRCS Office including upcoming deadlines on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau scholarship recipient Jack Jungmann, a recent graduate of United High School shares his future goals as he prepares to attend the University of Illinois this fall.
To be successful in most endeavors, it’s important to develop good habits — and that’s certainly the case for investors. And the earlier one develops these habits, the better. So, if you have teenagers who may be starting to work at part-time jobs, now may be a great time to introduce them to investing — and one place to begin might be a Roth IRA.
Gipe and Waddell break down the upcoming week's activities at the Henderson County Fair at the Fairgrounds in Stronghurst, including the Horse Show, Family Night, Figure 8 Races, Tractor Pull, and more on the WRAM Morning Show. Henderson County Fair (hendersoncofair.com)
Maci Brooks, Lindy Kane, and Mackenzie Upton talk about their successful show day at the Warren County Agricultural Fair.
Hayden Wilder, judge of the swine, sheep, and cattle 4-H show at the Warren County Agricultural Fair talks about the animals and showmen of the day.
Miss Addisyn Switzer, Junior Miss Mylah Roberts, and Little Miss Emery Kane share how the week has been and what events they are most excited about as the 2023 Warren County Agricultural Fair wraps up.
Aubrey Killey was the winner of the Master Showmanship contest at the Warren County Agricultural Fair. She talks about how she plans on preparing for the state contest.
Killey provides an overview of the Premium Livestock Auction at the 2023 Warren County Agricultural Fair on Thursday evening.
Rhykerd Greer talks about showing pigs and being on the Warren County Livestock Judging team at the Warren County Agricultural Fair.
Following the swine show at the Warren County Agricultural Fair, Connor Cameron shares his results.
Logan Corzatt shares his show day and judging team accomplishments and how he will prepare for his upcoming shows.
Each year Warren County inducts a new person into the 4-H Hall of Fame. Shelby Carlson, 4-H Youth Development Educator for the University of Illinois Extension shares the Hall of Fame process and this year's inductees, Russel and Maxine Stuart.
The 2023 Henderson County Fair Queen Pageant was held at The Barn at Fairview Acres in Biggsville, where Mila Peterson was crowned Little Miss, Kaylee Mills Junior Miss, and Taydyn West is the 2023 Miss Henderson County Fair Queen.
Organizer of the event Karla Wallace discusses the upcoming event on Saturday, July 29th at South Park in Monmouth.
Sheriff Petitgout discusses the SAFE-T Act and elimination of cash bail in Illinois on the WRAM Morning Show.
C.C. and Kit share their plans to create a family atmosphere and restaurant at Cherry Street for the community, plus talk rehab of the building and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Eldridge discusses the latest linear accelerator radiation treatment, the progress on the OSF HealthCare Cancer Institute being constructed in Peoria, screenings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lewis discusses business at Stir Coffee Company and the coffee shop fad on the WRAM Morning Show.
Members of the cast and crew discuss the upcoming performance of "Dreamland," which will be held at the Warren County History Museum in Monmouth.
Randal Shimmin judged the Warren County Agricultural Fair Poultry And Rabbit Show on Wednesday
Rabbit showman Connor Cameron talks about the rabbits he entered at the Warren County Agricultural Fair on Wednesday.
Rabbit Showman Danica Lambert talks about the rabbits she entered at the Warren County Agricultural Fair.
Rabbit Showman Oliver Lambert talks about his rabbits at the Warren County Agricultural Fair.
Following the poultry show on Wednesday, Jayden Kunkle shares his show prep and showing experience showing at the Warren County Agricultural Fair.
Burns and Collins discussion open enrollment at Carl Sandburg College ahead of the first day of classes on August 21st, plus highlight the availability of programs for students, grants and assistance, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Morrison discusses available maintenance at Morrison Mechanics, including tune ups, when to get new tires, diagnostics, and expansion of the business in the future on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link discusses West Nile Virus in Warren County and ways to prevent the disease, plus talks immunizations, dental exams, physicals, the current Hazardous Mitigation plan in place for storm damage, and Medicaid renewal coverage on the WRAM Morning Show.
Anderson highlights the upcoming run from Memphis to Peoria for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Mayor Davies and Helms talk Monmouth Police Department Officer Jimmie McVey was recognized for his 23 years of service to the force, following his retirement, plus discussion on a street closure request by Karla Wallace, Discussion on the Fire and Police Department reports at the Monmouth City Council Meeting, including trainings, retirement announcement of Robin Avery, and planning for the upcoming Car Show, Discussion on the lease of the Vaugh Building to Super Mercado Four Hermanos, Passing of ordinances by the Monmouth City Council to provide virtual participation of meeting when necessary and set back variances on three units at the Monmouth Townhomes, Discussion on the Urban Hen Ordinance, which will be up for vote at the August meeting, plus Council is seeking input from local residents regarding this ordinance, and Discussion on the progress of the Dollar General being constructed on Broadway and the former Shopko building and the challenge of seeking a retailer for the City of Monmouth.
The Regional Office of Education #33 Pre-School Family Educator Rebecca Petentler and Assistant Director of Early Childhood Emily Henry highlight the upcoming events taking place at the Warren County Fairgrounds in Roseville for Family Night and Summerfest on the WRAM Morning Show.
Robbins discusses his current project of restoring the Wyatt Earp Birthplace in Monmouth, IL on the WRAM Morning Show.
2023 Miss Warren County Fair Addisyn Switzer, Junior Miss Mylah Roberts, and Little Miss Emery Kane on the WRAM Morning Show.
When you’re retired, you’ll likely have some financial concerns — just like all retirees. However, if you’ve invested regularly and followed a long-term financial strategy, you should be able to address most issues that come your way. But there’s one important action that’s sometimes overlooked by retirees: sharing their financial situation with their grown children. And this knowledge can benefit everyone in your family.
Bratcher discusses the pros and cons of implementing an Urban Hen ordinance for the City of Monmouth.
Shimmin provides a quick crop update before highlighting the upcoming livestock shows at the Warren County Agricultural Fair in Roseville.
Jake Hlas gives insights into the heifer show and advice to showmen at the Knox County Fair.
Cattleman Hayden Beard shares his showing background at the Knox County Fair and his post-college goals.
After a successful day in the show ring, 9-year-old Ali Hinkes tells WRAM all about her show pigs and why she loves showing.
The livestock shows continued on Thursday at the Knox County Fair with the Junior Barrow, Market Barrow, and Gilt show. Hope Flaspohler of Batesville Indiana, judged the Junior Barrow, and Gilt Show. She shares what she looks for in the show ring.
Morefield highlights what Integrous Risk Solutions entails, talks armed security, situational awareness, and more on the WRAM Morning Show. (Integrous Risk Solutions is a Veteran owned, nationwide company based out of North Carolina.www.integrousrisksolutions.com. Operating in the corporate, private, public, and government sectors, we combine personal attention and a team approach to ensure client safety and security. Integrity drives all our planning and strategy. We are proud, we are strong, and we are committed to protecting you whenever, wherever. Our mission is to provide our clients with holistic security and risk management consulting).
Superintendent Whitsitt reports on the latest United Board of Education meeting where they discussed the topic of needing more classroom space, the appointment of new Board member Tina Guild, policy updates, registration, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Sauro discusses Lyme Disease, signs and symptoms to identify and treatments on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh talks events for the consumers at Warren Achievement Center, received grants, retirements, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chris Fleming was the judge of the American Boer Goat Association and the Illinois Wether Series at the Knox County Fair on Tuesday. Whether it be at a local or national show, he shares some of the things he looks for when he judges goats.
It's fair week and exhibitors are busy preparing for their show. Aubree Killey joined the Noon Ag Hour to discuss her showing career and how she prepares for a show.
Lynn Lydic, office manager of the Knox County Fair gives a sneak peek into their 2023 fair week.
Courson and McFadden highlight an upcoming movie night at The Orpheum Theatre on Saturday, July 22nd at 6pm, where "Generation Found," a powerful story discussing youth addiction recovery.
Superintendent Fletcher talks summer projects within the district, a solar energy resolution, online registration for the upcoming school year, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Clara Kuelper, the 2023 Miss Knox County Fair helps kick off the Knox County Fair. She tells us about the pageant, her agriculture background, and some highlights of this year's fair.
Mowen discusses the increase in visits at the Community Marketplace as well as serving more than 200 seniors per day for Senior Nutrition, plus touches on congregate meal sites, acceptable donations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert highlights upcoming events and featured artists at the Buchanan Center for the Arts, including Old Friends Talk Art, Ann Polillo's artwork in the gallery, Art from the HeARTland, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich discusses the Conservation Reserve Program and upcoming deadlines with the local NRCS office on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer discusses the SkillsUSA National Championships that Knox and Warren County students participated, provides a retail sales update for Quarter 1 of 2023, shares the trends heard at the State Association for Economic Development, including the electric vehicle industry, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither previews upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce including their annual dinner on August 24th on the WRAM Morning Show.
This year, the Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau Foundation presented 17 students with scholarships to help further their education in agriculture. Among those recipients is Connor Gibb, a recent graduate from West Central High School. He shares his experience in agriculture and future goals as he prepares to attend Southeastern Community College in West Burlington this fall.
This year, the Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau Foundation presented 17 students with scholarships to help further their education in agriculture. Among those recipients is Mason Carnes, a recent graduate from West Central Highschool. He shares his future goals as he prepares to attend Black Hawk College this fall.
This year, the Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau Foundation presented 17 students with scholarships to help further their education in agriculture. Among those recipients is Dexter Ricketts who is working towards an associate degree in science. He shares his background and future plans in agriculture with WRAM's Kailey Foster.
Sheriff Edwards discusses the recent power outages during the last storm and the safety with live power lines, also touches on the need for jailers, ongoing scams, burglaries, speeding, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Wascher explains SkillsUSA, which is a United States career and technical student organization serving more than 395,000 high school, college and middle school students and professional members enrolled in training programs in trade, technical and skilled service occupations, including health occupations.
Big River Resources CEO and President David Zimmerman joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the current crop and give an update on issues and legislation impacting the ethanol industry.
Lead Vocalist and Guitarist of Little Texas Porter Howell talks the 30th anniversary of the release of their sophomore album 'Big Time,' plus their upcoming Concert in the Colony at Bishop Hill on Saturday, July 8th.
Discussion on the draft of a proposed ordinance for urban hens within the City of Monmouth
Complete interview with Mayor Davies, Lew, and Ken involving a street closure request for Karla Wallace’s upcoming Backpack event for local students, discussion on notices given out to City residents for weeds and mowing as well as junk and debris, plus the ordinances in place for homeowners to follow, roads, water main, and sewer reconstruction updates for the coming months throughout the City of Monmouth, draft of a proposed ordinance for urban hens within the City, and discussion on the first reading of ordinance involving setback variances.
Hertz Farm Management Farm Manager Troy Coziahr gives a local crop report, shares pest concerns as well as shares Hertz Farm Management's recent move.
Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford joins Kailey Foster to discuss the recent storms that hit western Illinois and what it means for growing drought.
Chief Switzer talks Fourth of July safety as extra patrols will be out, as well as reminds residents that fireworks are illegal in Illinois, discusses the closing of the railroad crossing on Main Street, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer discusses artificial intelligence technology, door to door salesmen, online puppy schemes, and ways to prevent yourself or family members from falling victim, plus advises checking your credit cards regularly.
The smoke may have lifted but this may not be the last we are going to see of it. University of Illinois's Angela Green-Miller talks about some of the effects smokey skies from a wildfire can have on livestock.
Shimmin shares a monthly update with the Warren County Housing Authority on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong wrap up recent events with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau and preview upcoming ones including their annual golf outing on the WRAM Morning Show.
President of the Monmouth Flying Club Trevor Davies and former President and current Club Member Jared Kunkle preview the upcoming Fly-In breakfast at the Monmouth Municipal Airport on Tuesday, July 4th.
American Family Insurance Agent Carol Shaw and member of the American Legion Auxiliary Annette Manthai share the details on the U.S. Flag Giveaway to the first 25 people at American Family Insurance, 702 North Main Street in Monmouth.
Farm Rescue is a nonprofit organization that provides free planting, haying, harvesting, commodity hauling, and livestock feeding assistance to farm families who have experienced a major illness, injury, or natural disaster. Dan Erdman from Farm Rescue talks about the organization's latest expansion into Illinois.
Davis discusses the ongoing t-ball and Big K baseball at the Warren County YMCA, plus also previews fall sports including flag football and soccer on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rob Elliott local farmer with the IL Corn Marketing Board joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the USEPA proposed tailpipe rule that would mandate the sale of electric vehicles over the next nine years and how this rule would impact ethanol and farmers.
As a parent, you naturally want to help your children — but is it always a good idea to provide them with support when they’re adults? You may want to proceed carefully in this area — to protect everyone’s financial interests.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd offer tips on grilling and recreational fires safety, fireworks safety and reminds listeners they are illegal in Illinois, plus water safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Roth shares their expansion into the Galesburg community with a branch office, plus explains the benefits of the non-profit including job coaching, utilities assistance, scholarship opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Helms talks recruitment for part-time and full-time dispatchers in Warren County with on the job training, competitive compensation packages, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bruce and Dan Burgland join the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the solar project going in at the US Highway 67 and US Highway 34 interchange west of the city of Monmouth.
Bayer Technical Agronomist Lance Tarchione joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss growing conditions for corn and beans and how this year's growing drought compares to the drought of 1988 and 2012.
Colvin talks the recent expansion into Macomb, water and salt delivery, plus explains the reverse osmosis drinking system they provide to residential and commercial clients.
Gensler and Dykeman discuss the home buying process and how each process is tailored to your personal goals, aspirations and milestones. For more information, visit Flat Branch Home Loans | Home Mortgage Lender.
Dr. Barber discusses the virtual reality system in which students can be put into situations and practice how to approach subjects, hands-on classroom learning, including dusting, fingerprinting and blood spatter, plus touches on the current need for applicants at law enforcement agencies, and how the program prepares students for work in all sorts of areas of criminal justice, not just as police officers.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the new parking lot at Sunny Lane, provides a project update at the buildings in the district, stresses the need for bus drivers, talks solar energy, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen discusses the STARS program for local kindergarten through 8th grade students, opening of summer meal sites, the ongoing projects at the KC Hall, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Justin Allaman Young Leader Chairman for the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau shares highlights from their Annual Meeting, opportunities for Young Leaders in Farm Bureau, and the upcoming Trivia Night event.
The 2023-24 Illinois FFA State Officer Team was elected on June 15th in Springfield. Thaddeus Bergschneider from the Franklin FFA Chapter was elected to serve as State President. He joined the WRAM Ag News Hour following the election to discuss his FFA experience.
Helms, Davies, and Steinbrecher discuss the current and upcoming road resurfacing projects throughout on the City of Monmouth, the retirement of Robert Spud Riley, Public safety reports for the Monmouth Fire and Police Departments including trainings, public outreach with the local schools, and open positions within the departments, the three-year renewal on the ACFSME contract and grants within the City of Monmouth, and provide discussion on the upcoming reinstatement of the State of Illinois Gasoline Tax and how that will affect the City of Monmouth.
Illinois Farm Bureau president Rich Guebert joined the WRAM Ag Noon Hour during the 95th Illinois FFA Convention to discuss opportunities for students in agriculture, the past legislative session, and drying conditions across the state.
Director McCrery discusses the transformation of the 2nd floor at Strom into a Community Room with pool tables, their partnership with the Warren County Health Department for a Fit and Strong Class, highlights a Grief Support Group, and the possibility of a computer lab with resources on the WRAM Morning Show.
Members of local FFA programs were among the over 5,000 students that traveled to Springfield June 13-15 for the 95th annual Illinois State FFA Convention. Among those students were six students from the Monmouth-Roseville FFA Chapter.
Kendyl Kane and Haley Frakes represented the chapter as delegates, voting on the 2023-24 state officers.
Members of local FFA programs were among the over 5,000 students that traveled to Springfield June 13-15 for the 95th annual Illinois State FFA Convention. Among those students were six students from the Monmouth-Roseville FFA Chapter.
Molly McVey, Allison Murphy, John Casteele, and Camden Johnson joined Kailey Foster during the convention to discuss their experience.
DeKezel discusses insurance, challenges in the healthcare world, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Founded by Lee Ann Porter in 2015, Loving Bottoms Diaper Bank is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing diaper need in Central Illinois. As a mom who experienced diaper need in 2004, Lee Ann understood the hardship of families deciding between basic necessities.
If you save and invest for decades, you’d like to know you can retire without financial worries. Nonetheless, you still have to be aware of some threats to a comfortable retirement — and how to respond to them.
Sarah and Mike discuss the transition of purchasing Wise Family Funeral Home and establishing Moore Memorial Homes in Roseville, Alexis, and Avon.
The 2023 Warren County Agricultural Fair will be held July 15th through the 22nd at the Fairgrounds in Roseville. For a complete list of events, visit Home (ilwcf.com).
Reed and Medina-Foshay share their ongoing summer recruitment program for the next school year of West Central Head Start's home-based birth to 3 program and preschool for children ages 3 to 5, which are all free, including transportation.
Board Chairman Mike Pearson and Buildings and Grounds Committee Chair Sean Cavanaugh highlight what was recently discussed at the Warren County Board meeting including public transportation, the retirement of Bob Ray, an open bid process of the County's Annex building, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Representative Swanson provides a field outlook then discusses recent legislation out of the Illinois General Assembly on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen and Millard wrap up the Annual Halfway to Freezing for Food event and also share the increase of visits at Jamieson Community Center.
Parrish and Jenks share the background of Community Care Days among the local churches and preview the upcoming projects for the work weekend on June 16th and 17th for homeowners in the local community.
Gilbert highlights events at the Buchanan Center for the Arts including Old Friends Talk Art, Kathy Owen as the featured artist through June 30th in the James Keefe Gallery, the call to artists for the Art from the HeARTland display, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Armstrong and Gavin preview the Ride for Ryder bike ride event on Saturday, June 24th, in memory of Ryder Armstrong on the WRAM Morning Show.
If you have a family member with special needs, you might face emotional and physical issues, but you also may be concerned about maximizing the financial support your loved one requires. Consequently, you may want to consider establishing a special needs trust.
Springer highlights their annual meeting on Tuesday, June 13th and also discusses new businesses that will be opening in the Galesburg area.
Superintendent Whitsitt shares an update on the latest United Board of Education meeting where they discussed the amended budget, grants, policies, solar panels, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Price talks back pain and ways the staff at Advanced Rehab will address your pain, plus explains you do not need a referral for physical therapy services.
Cavanaugh provides a monthly update with the Warren Achievement Center including group activities, the upcoming Day Program sports day, Camp Kids, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Olson discusses the wide range of insurance policy coverage, the return of premium, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Hennenfent's highlight the Monarch Butterfly Way Station at Monmouth Park, which is a project through the Monmouth Rotary Club.
John Conlee returns to The Orpheum! Between 1978 and 2004, Conlee charted a total of 32 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, and recorded 11 studio albums. His singles include seven No. 1 hits: "Lady Lay Down", "Backside of Thirty", "Common Man", "I'm Only in It for the Love", "In My Eyes", "As Long As I'm Rockin' with You" and "Got My Heart Set on You". In addition to these, Conlee had 14 other songs reach the Top Ten.
Discussion on the presentation of special awards to Assistant Fire Chief Pat Spears and Captain Ryan Armstrong, plus where to stream future City Council meetings
Building and Zoning report, including city ordinances for yard mowing, junk, and debris
Discussion on the approval of professional services agreement for the DCEO Economic Recovery Grant the City of Monmouth received
Discussion on the approved bids for constructing an entrance road and parking lot to the new airport terminal, plus the Engineering Services Agreement with Hanson
Discussion on the lead service inventory contract, the Nutrient Assessment Reduction Plan with the Illinois EPA, and the reading of an ordinance approving the Mutual Aid agreement with the Monmouth Fire Department and surrounding departments
At some point, you may have more money in your 401(k) than in any other investment. And even though your 401(k) is intended for your retirement, you may one day think you have to tap into your account early — but should you? And if you do, how should you go about it?
Gaither provides a monthly update with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce, including upcoming events on the WRAM Morning Show.
James Zahara, Chief Meteorologist at WQAD joined Kailey Foster during the WRAM Noon Ag Hour to talk about the hit conditions we have been seeing in western Illinois and southeast Iowa, and when we could see rain.
Cooper and Woehler provide an update of Freedom Ride Animal Rescue, plus preview their upcoming free microchip clinic on June 10th at Farm King in Monmouth from noon to 3 pm.
Mowen shares the current need for the Jamieson Community Center Food Pantry, plus previews the upcoming Annual Halfway to Freezing for Food June 7th through the 9th out front of Save A Lot in Monmouth, also benefitting the Roseville Helping Hands Food Pantry. Baker shares the Tri-County Cattlemen will be on site grilling on the Wednesday, June 7th from 11 am to 1 pm.
Grimm shares the background of the mission and explains their goals for the residents and available resources on the WRAM Morning Show.
Parrish and Green highlight the upcoming 2nd Annual Stoneware Fest and Swap Meet on June 24th at the Stoneware Museum, which also includes a baseball game between Monmouth-Roseville and United in vintage uniforms representing the Western Stoneware Company and the Monmouth Potters.
Brooks shares the Pattee Outdoor Pool opens Saturday, June 3rd, plus provides an update on the Warren County YMCA.
Painter provides an Economic Outlook for the 2nd half of 2023, discusses investing by the decade such as when you are in your 20's and 30's, 40"s and 50's and baby boomers looking at retirement, plus gives a stock market update on the WRAM Morning Show.
O'Daniel highlights available services at Courtyard Estates, plus previews upcoming outings and events in June on the WRAM Morning Show.
Trout explains how the Community Hygiene Pantry came to fruition and shares their available services, plus previews their upcoming fundraising event on Saturday, June 17th, Hula Hoop for Hygiene at the Monmouth Park. Community Hygiene Pantry | Galesburg IL | Facebook
Chief Switzer talks defensive driving as the weather turns warmer and more will be out and about on the roadways, including motorcycles, discusses the golf cart and non-highway vehicle ordinance, wraps up stats for the month of April, recruitment or officers and dispatchers, previews the Cops and Bobbers Fishing Derby on June 3rd, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The West Central Heat travel to Peru, Il. to take on the Peru St. Bede Lady Bruins in a class 1A Sectional Championship Game on 5-26-23.
Sheriff Martin Edwards, Post Commander for the Monmouth American Legion joined the WRAM Morning Show to talk about Memorial Day services.
Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau's Gina Sanberg and Jake Armstron join the WRAM Morning Show to share their busy summer schedule with events including the Maple City Antique Tractor Drive Fundraiser, a marketing presentation from Dr. Steve Johnson, Trivia Night, and grain bin rescue training.
The Rhubarb Festival Returns to Aledo for its 31st year! Rhubarb Fest Board Member Denny Brown joined the WRAM Morning Show to share with listeners what visitors can expect at this free festival.
Friedline highlights the upcoming Digital Design Camp for kids ages 11-15 years old or that are in 6th through 8th grades. The camp will be held the week of June 12th through the 16th. Digital Design Camp - Clear Profits Digital Marketing (clearprofitsdm.com)
Davis previews the summer months at the Warren County Public Library, including the Summer Reading Program that kicks off Monday, June 5th, and the addition of new Julie's Free Little Libraries.
We live in a data-driven world, so why wouldn’t we protect our data?
Losing your data can be devastating. This can be anything from losing access to a photo gallery on your phone or computer to important financial and health information. One way you can better equip yourself for a ransom attack on your data is with a reliable backup system.
Ken Helms and Don Johnson dig into their years of experience in the IT world, working with the Monmouth-Roseville school district, the city of Monmouth, and small businesses to share ways reliable backup systems can help protect your data.
On this segment of the Digital Pockets Podcast, Ken and Don share some backup systems out there.
We live in a data-driven world, so why wouldn’t we protect our data?
Losing your data can be devastating. This can be anything from losing access to a photo gallery on your phone or computer to important financial and health information. One way you can better equip yourself for a ransom attack on your data is with a reliable backup system.
Ken Helms and Don Johnson dig into their years of experience in the IT world, working with the Monmouth-Roseville school district, the city of Monmouth, and small businesses to share ways reliable backup systems can help protect your data.
On this segment of the Digital Pockets Podcast, Ken and Don dive into determining what is real when trying to differentiate online scams.
We live in a data-driven world, so why wouldn’t we protect our data?
Losing your data can be devastating. This can be anything from losing access to a photo gallery on your phone or computer to important financial and health information. One way you can better equip yourself for a ransom attack on your data is with a reliable backup system.
Ken Helms and Don Johnson dig into their years of experience in the IT world, working with the Monmouth-Roseville school district, the city of Monmouth, and small businesses to share ways reliable backup systems can help protect your data.
On this segment of the Digital Pockets Podcast, Ken and Don dive into why backup systems are important.
McMillan comments on the debt limit, labor shortages, inflation, and previews the upcoming Memorial Day Service at the Silent Home Cemetery outside of Cameron on Sunday, May 28th beginning at noon.
Johnson discusses comprehensive care at Solvera, bringing hospitality to healthcare, summer plans, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kelly Estes, Illinois State Agricultural Pest Survey Coordinator joined Kailey Foster for the WRAM Noon Ag Hour to discuss spring pest surveys of black cutworm and other summertime pests.
Brown talks the tole of social media on children and teens and how much time they are spending on the phones, plus previews the Discover Wellness Summit in September on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd discuss the recent increase in calls, the upcoming firefighter testing in June, a grain bin operations safety course, and grilling safety on the WRAM Morning Show.
Higgins discusses available medical, dental, and behavioral health services at Eagle View, plus highlights their upcoming golf outing on June 3rd, which will support Eagle View's We Care Program.
Like everyone, you may have a lot of financial goals. But are they all of equal importance? Probably not. And do they share a similar timeline? Again, it’s unlikely. So, your first step may be to prioritize your goals — and then follow a process that can help you achieve them.
Mike Borgic with the Illinois Pork Producers Association talks about the recent Supreme Court Ruling of Proposition 12, state membership trends, and the World Pork Expo.
The West Central Heat take on the North Fulton Wildcats in a class 1A regional championship game at Williamsfield High School.
Helms previews upcoming events with WIAR, plus talks National Pet Week, the need for volunteers, and a their memorial garden on the WRAM Morning Show.
Morrison explains the grief journey and offered support for family members through OSF HealthCare, plus discusses the available support groups.
The United Red Storm take on the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes in a class 1A baseball regional semifinal in Abingdon.
Loren Follmer joins WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss the annual Stuff the Pantry at the Hy-Vee on Henderson in Galesburg hosted by WRAM, WMOI.
Director Gilbert previews the summer season at the BCA, shares the perks of becoming a member, plus discusses upcoming events and a gallery reception with Natalie Jackson, Friday, May 19th, on the WRAM Morning Show. Gallery | Buchanan Center for the Arts | United States (bcaarts.org)
Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford joined Kailey Foster on the WRAM Noon Ag Hour to talk about April weather, how the May outlook is holding up, the summer outlook, and drought conditions.
Fletcher reports 13 students received a seal of biliteracy plus talks the music departments championship, state qualifiers for track and field, graduation on Sunday, May 28th, and educators recognized during the ROE #33 Excellence in Education Awards.
Director Mowen shares a record number of visits to the food pantry, donations collected during the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, provides an update on the Senior Nutrition Program, plus previews the summer months, including congregate meal sites on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Monmouth Police and Fire Department reports including their distracted driving event conducted at Monmouth-Roseville High School and Police Week, May 14th through May 20th
Discussion on the approved solar system project regulations set in place for the City of Monmouth
Update on the latest for the ongoing and upcoming water main replacements and road reconstructions throughout the City of Monmouth
Froelich introduces the newest hire Connie Cowan and a monthly update with the local NRCS office.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Illini West Chargers for a Class 2A Regional Quarterfinal match up at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth.
An interview with contributing reporter, Duane Bonifer, Office of Communications at Monmouth College.
Illinois Corn Marketing Board Executive Director, Rodney Weinzierl joined the WRAM Noon Ag Show to discuss the 2023 Heartland Whiskey Competition and a new award open to local Illinois Distillers.
Clark, Jenks, and Leslie preview his upcoming concert inside Dahl Chapel on the Monmouth College campus on Tuesday, May 16th at 7pm. Maple Leaf Community Concert Series (mapleleafccs.com)
There has been a lot of talk about a “cashless” society, but it’s not here yet. In fact, cash can still be a valuable element of your overall financial picture – if you employ it wisely. But how? Painter explains four key uses of cash.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Bloomington Central Catholic Saints in a Class 1A Regional Championship match at Pattee Fields in Monmouth.
17th Congressional District Candidate Ray Estrada talks socialism and border security as he launches his campaign, pledging to deliver results to improve the lives of hard-working families in Illinois. Ray Estrada for Congress | Is fighting for the American Dream
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the seating of new Board of Education members and election of officers, those recognized at the Regional Office of Education #33 Excellence in Education banquet, upcoming graduation, recent hires and open job postings for the district on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hear about cyber security, ways to spot it, and ways to protect yourself from the panelists: FBI Cyber Supervisor Aaron VanHoff, Community National Bank President Alex Hardin, Security Savings Bank President/CEO Brad Ray, IT and Security Director at Monmouth-Roseville Donald Johnson, Midwest Bank of Electronic Banking Jackie Flater, Knox County State's Attorney Jeremy Karlin, Monmouth Police Department Investigator Josh Kramer, City of Monmouth Communications and IT Director Ken Helms, Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards, Carl Sandburg College Chief IT Officer Rob Stevens, Security Savings Bank Savings Counselor Tiffany McLaughlin, Warren County State's Attorney Tom Siegel, Strom Center Executive Director Carol McCrery, and moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Dave Duzan, Vice President of the Illinois Beef Association, joins Kailey Foster on the WRAM Noon Ag Show to talk about consumer preference for beef, factors impacting the beef industry, and what's going on in the Illinois Beef Association.
Culbertson discusses the FISH Food Pantry in Galesburg, focusing on providing emergency food relief for hunger, plus previews the upcoming Stuff the Pantry Food Drive at Hy-Vee on Henderson with WMOI/WRAM and members of the community on May 18th and 19th.
Cavanaugh provides a monthly update on Warren Achievement Center including attended activities and job openings.
The West Central Heat host the United Red Storm for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up in Stronghurst.
Buckmaster provides a monthly update of the Knox County Humane Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Link discusses assistance with neighboring counties, grant assistance for extra patrols, a new State's Attorney for Henderson County, body cameras, crime rates, plus touches on the Safety Act on the WRAM Morning Show.
Huston provides a field update during the 2023 planting season and also discusses the sale of Club 41 on WRAM Morning Show.
May is National Beef Month! Tri-County Cattlemen's Association's Gayle Baker joins the WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss grilling out, sourcing local beef, and state and local events to look forward to.
Nathan gives an update on the past week of Fighting Scots athletics and also previews the upcoming week's schedule on the AM 1330 WRAM Morning Show on 5-8-23.
Superintendent Day discusses their recent board meeting including the reorganization of their board members, upcoming projects, and graduation on the WRAM Morning Show.
Local Letter Carrier Amanda Schneider and Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen, which will be the local recipient of collected food donations, discuss the upcoming food drive on Saturday, May 13th where homeowners are encouraged to set out non-perishable food items by their mailboxes and your letter carrier or volunteers will be collecting the donations.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers at South Park in Monmouth for a Senior Day matchup for the Titans.
Like many people, you may try to stay healthy by exercising regularly, following a good diet and avoiding dangerous activities. But as we all know, life is unpredictable, and despite your best efforts, you may encounter an injury or illness that can leave you unable to work for several months — or longer. If this happened, would you have difficulty paying your bills? Or would you be forced to dip into investments meant to help you achieve long-term goals, such as a comfortable retirement?
Springer highlights new businesses in the area, the upcoming annual meeting on June 13th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm travel to Stronghurst for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up against the West Central Heat.
WRAM’s Kailey Foster joins Craig Long as he wraps up planting to talk about how planting has evolved.
WRAM’s Kailey Foster joins Craig Long as he wraps up planting to talk about things he's watching out for in 2023.
WRAM’s Kailey Foster joins Craig Long as he wraps up planting to talk about the 2023 planting season.
Ray and Fowler preview the upcoming Consumer Protection Forum on Thursday, May 11th, beginning at 10 am and can be heard on AM 1330/FM 94.1 WRAM. Additionally, Ray dives into the banking industry, discussing interest rates, insured deposits, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Corbin explains what CASA is and how those that are interested to become involved can go through trainings, plus discusses upcoming events and chats with CASA on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a TRAC West Division game at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth. It's also senior day for the Titans.
Kinzer and Socha wrap up the Annual Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce Awards night before previewing the upcoming city wide yard sales, the Farmers Market, annual golf outing, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Roseville farmer Mike Moore as he wraps up planting to talk about his cattle operation.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Roseville farmer Mike Moore as he wraps up planting to talk about conservation.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Roseville farmer Mike Moore as he wraps up planting to talk about the 2023 planting season and field conditions.
Preston reflects on her time at Monmouth College and what her future holds on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tharp talks National Beef Month, the recent Monmouth-Roseville FFA Banquet, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Monmouth farmer Jared Kunkle as he wraps up his planting season to talk about his operation.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Monmouth farmer Jared Kunkle as he wraps up his planting season to talk the weather and soil conditions.
WRAM's Kailey Foster joins Monmouth farmer Jared Kunkle as he wraps up planting to talk about his planting season.
Mayor Rod Davies presented an ABATE Proclamation for Motorcycle Awareness Month for May, plus Nathan Davis was sworn in to the Monmouth Police Department
Discussion on the Public Works report including repairs on the water tower and upcoming road projects that go to bid for 6th and 9th
Discussion on Commercial Building Repairs at the Buchanan Center for the Arts and approval of an added Handicap parking spot out front of Sean Stevens Insurance
Council Members Tony Cook and Mary Kelley were thanked for their years of service on the Monmouth City Council as they have termed off and newly elected members were sworn in and seated
Newman and Davies discuss the local benefits of the Monmouth Community Fund through available grants and how those interested can be involved or donate.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Macomb Bombers at Pattee Fields in Monmouth for girls soccer match.
Another school year is coming to a close. And if you have young children, they’re now a year closer to heading off to college or some other type of post-secondary education or training. So, if you haven’t already done so, you may want to start preparing for these costs.
Director Eckstine wraps up recent concerts on campus and previews what it to come in the months ahead and into next year, while Ramirez, who is currently a Freshman at Monmouth College, shares his involvement in the music department as well as the football team.
Warren- Henderson County Farm Bureau manager Gina Sanberg gives a local planting update and shares three June events that support agriculture education.
Charles Thurman, Mallory Corzatt, Maci Brooks, and Ryyker Greer gives WRAM listeners their best judging tips and reflects on the 2023 judging season thus far.
Logan Corzatt, Malia Killey, and Tanner Klockenga shares with WRAM listeners the hard work and preparation that goes into competing on the Waren County 4-H Livestock Judging team.
Based on true events. In her debut novel, Larson takes the reader through a life of love, loss, humor, joy and, yes Hoarding Disorder.
Caplis and Johnson talk expansion and growth within the Galesburg community, discuss the he process of certain medications in your body, mental health services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricketts brings attention to ongoing scams and how to protect yourself including those involving cryptocurrency, imposter sites seeking money, online shopping scams, phone scams, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer discusses swatting calls, wraps up the departments March report, explains items to watch for when it comes to Artificial Intelligence, talks public safety, current openings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director McCrery discusses an ongoing scam targeting grandparents, the upcoming TRIAD meeting at Strom Center in Monmouth, highlights available programs, and plans for the former location of the Thrift Store on the WRAM Morning Show.
If you’ve done any estate planning, or even if you’re just familiar with it, you probably know the basics — that is, a comprehensive estate plan can help you pass on assets to your family while also achieving other goals, such as designating someone to take care of your affairs if you become unable to do so. But you may not know about some other estate-planning issues that could prove important in your life.
Nelson and Anderson share the programs available at Stone Hayes Center for individuals in Knox, Warren, and Henderson Counties, plus discuss and upcoming trip, the need for Personal Assistant's, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Graham highlights the upcoming National Kidney Foundation of Illinois free kidney, diabetes, and blood pressure screening on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., while Patch shares her journey. The KidneyMobile is the nation's only custom mobile unit that offers free prevention education and health screenings for kidney disease and its two leading causes: diabetes and high blood pressure.
Monmouth College Associate Vice President of Marketing and Communcations Duane Bonifer, Director of Instrumental Activities Justin Swearinger, and Director of Choirs Tim Pahel highlight The Little Mermaid production, plus preview the upcoming Wind Ensemble concert at Dahl Chapel on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dwyer discusses the volunteer opportunities at OSF Holy Family Medical Center and thanks those who have been involved on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides a monthly update with all the programming at Jamieson Community Center, including the Community Marketplace, Learning Center, and Senior Nutrition on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Annawan/Wethersfield Titans for Senior Day for the Red Storm.
Brooks provides a monthly update of ongoing activities and classes at the Warren County YMCA.
Dr. Smith shares available services through the McDonough District Hospital for women's health.
Johnson and Schaeffer discuss their involvement in the national initiative of 100 Extraordinary Women, the 70 for Sandburg campaign, Carl Sandburg's nursing programs and available opportunities on the WRAM Morning Show.
Scott and Loving discuss the upcoming Excellence in Education banquet on May 11th, job opportunities locally, preschool screenings, and more events with the Regional Office of Education #33 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link talks discounted lab opportunities, protection against ticks and mosquitos, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Public Hearing of the City of Monmouth’s $38 million budget for Fiscal Year 2023-2023, which begins May 1st
Discussion on the approval of adding a handicap parking space in front of Sean Stevens Insurance on North Main Street
Discussion on the request by the United Way of Greater Warren County to close down a quadrant of the Square for their Heritage Festival in September
Discussion on ordinances including regulations for solar energy systems within the City of Monmouth, the adoption of the budget, and granting a variance for the construction of a Dollar General on West Broadway
City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher provides the latest update on Hy-Vee moving into the former Shopko building
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd share a recent hire graduated from the fire academy, discuss department trainings, steps to take after high school to become a firefighter, the hazard mitigation plan for the local community, grilling safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich provides an update with the local NRCS Office in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Now that we’ve put winter behind us — at least on the calendar — it’s time for us to think about sprucing up our homes, inside and out. But it also may be time to do some financial spring cleaning. Some of the same ideas involved in tidying up your home can also be used to help put your financial house in order. Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter offers a few suggestions.
Albin discusses the Indian Taco Supper on Monday, April 24th from 4:30 to 7:00 pm at the Heritage Bible Church, available via drive-thru service.
Boock highlights the upcoming Hands Around the Courthouse in Monmouth on Thursday, April 20th at 2 pm, raising awareness on the prevention of child abuse.
The United Red Storm travel to Knoxville's Billy Notz Field for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up against the Blue Bullets.
Superintendent Fletcher recognizes Board of Education President Kevin Killey on his 12 years of serving on the Board, plus talks new members and reorganization that will occur on April 15th.
Superintendent Day talks School Board elections, ongoing projects within the district, prom, and graduation, plus highlights the Middle School Play as the WMOI/WRAM, MTC Communications, and the Regional Office of Education #33 Program of the Month for May. Kern also provides an update of current builds with MTC Communications on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the recent School Board elections, current open positions within the district, graduation and 8th grade promotion, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kelli Kinzer and People's Do It Center Manager Steve Koss highlight the Home Show on Saturday, April 15th from 9 am to 2 pm at the Monmouth American Legion.
Betar and Davis discuss Candy Days for Special Olympics on Friday April 14th and Saturday April 15th in the Monmouth community, plus the upcoming 50th Anniversary of the Spring Games on Saturday, May 6th at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth.
Cavanaugh and Jenks talks the Law Enforcement Center, solar farms, dog tags, a presentation from Warren County Democratic Chair Steve Buban, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Marshall talks field conditions in Warren County, the spring planting season with crop rotations, farm and roadway safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh recaps the Monmouth Kiwanis Club Pancake Day before providing a monthly update on Warren Achievement Center and their upcoming events.
Superintendent Fletcher highlights the latest from the Board of Education meeting, including FFA success, ongoing and upcoming projects throughout the district, instructional material, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Scots host the Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference match up at Glasgow Field in Monmouth.
Doyle highlights upcoming player evaluations on April 15th and 16th for boys and girls ages 8-12 at Simulation Sports in Monmouth, plus outlines the season on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Braet talks allergy season, same day appointments for emergencies, eye exams for kids as summer approaches, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sundberg Field in Galesburg for a non-conference game against the Galesburg Silver Streaks.
By definition, business owners put a lot of their financial resources into their enterprises. But as an owner, you may need to invest in more than inventories and payroll to help achieve the future you’ve envisioned. Painter discusses investments you may want to consider.
Springer discusses a second round of Back to Business grant opportunities, a solar project in Knox County, recruitment into the student CEO program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ellison talks business and the wide variety of events she has catered for over the years on the WRAM Morning Show.
Templeton highlights available services through the 360 Life Centers on the WRAM Morning Show.
Algren explains the next step for Warren County as the 3/4% sales tax passed to build a new Warren County Law Enforcement Center.
Chick previews upcoming Relay for Life cookout events with Midwest Bank, benefitting the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life, with the kickoff event at Save A Lot in Monmouth on Friday, April 21st from 11 am to 1 pm.
Mann talks Sexual Assault Awareness and Child Abuse Prevention Month, which is observed during April, plus discusses programs available through the Knox County Child Advocacy Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the 2023-2024 City of Monmouth budget, Public Hearing will be held April 17th
Discussion on requests from local businesses to close parts of roads and parking for events
Discussion on the adoption of the 2023 Warren County Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
Discussion on the TIF Redevelopment Agreement with the new local business, Pit Stop Shop
Discussion on the 1st reading of an ordinance regulating solar power in residential areas and amending the Mobile Food Vendor License
Gaither provides an update for several upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong provide an update with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau, including scholarships and loan programs, ag days, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Edwards talks weather safety and siren sounds for severe weather, plus provides a recap of the upcoming Consolidated Election on April 4th, discusses farm safety, Child Abuse Prevention Month, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Algren provides education on a potential new Warren County Law Enforcement Center as a referendum for a 3/4% sales tax appears on the April 4th Consolidated Election ballot.
United hosts Monmouth-Roseville for a non-conference game at United High School on 3-29-23.
Rogers shares the Recharge Teen Center will celebrate their one-year anniversary March 31st, plus discusses hours, guest speakers and activities, services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer and Investigator Kramer talk Distracted Driving Awareness month, ongoing scams to be aware of, golf cart and non-highway vehicle registration, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dutton highlights upcoming events and fundraisers benefitting the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life team on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hear from Ron Moore, Past American Soybean Association President; Chris Gavin, Midwest Bank President & CEO; Rob Elliott, Illinois Corn Growers Association; Brendan Marshall, Certified Crop Salesman with West Central FS; David Zimmerman, CEO & President at Big River Resources; Senator Neil Anderson; Representative Dan Swanson; Representative Norine Hammond; Holly Spangler, Editor wit Prairie Farmer Magazine; Jake Armstrong, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau President; Senator Mike Halpin; and Moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Hear from Dan Bowman, Grain Merchandiser with Archer Daniels Midland; Wendell Shauman, Past U.S. Grains Council Chairman; Thad Tharp, Tri-County Cattlemen and Land O Lakes Senior Officer; Brendan Marshall, Certified Crop Salesman at West Central FS; Ken Quinn, Ag Lender at Midwest Bank; Troy Coziahr, Manager with Hertz Ag Management; Brian Postin, Compeer Financial Officer; Ken McMillan, Economist and Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Board of Directors; Duane Bonifer, Officer of Communications at Monmouth College; Tyler Main, Illinois Pork Producers Association Board of Directors; and Moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the West Central Heat at Sunny Lane Field for a non-conference match up on 3-22-23.
Whitacre highlights the upcoming Fine Art & Vendor Show on April 22nd, Educational Entertainer Barry Cloyd in May, plus previews the Great Nicola Magic Festival on the WRAM Morning Show.
Local entrepreneur Jennifer Cook shares her menu options for catering events and freezer meals, plus the available options for fundraising and blessing an individual with a meal.
Brownlee provides a spring preview ahead of planting season, discusses soil fertility, soybean treatments, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talk farm safety, trainings at the department and academy, an upcoming Grain Bin Rescue training, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sarah and Mike discuss the purchase of the three Wise Family Funeral Home locations, Roseville, Alexis, and Avon on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth Police and Fire Monthly reports, including implementation of body cameras for local officers, repairs on fire trucks, training with the firefighters, and monthly calls of service
Discussion on the purchase of new City lawn mowers and the demolition of a property in the City of Monmouth
Discussion on fees for local gaming machines and the Western Illinois Economic Development Authority on bonds
Discussion on the Public Hearing regarding grant applications for the replacement of lead service lines within the City of Monmouth
Discussion on the presentation of the 2023-2024 budget, which begins May 1st, and talk on the anticipated Harlem Road project
Discussion regarding the Downtown Revitalization Project and Hy-Vee moving into the former Shopko location
Tharp highlights the Monmouth-Roseville FFA Alumni Auction on March 22nd, plus talks the beef industry, carbon markets, interest rates, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Your own decisions and actions typically determine your financial strategies. But outside events can affect your choices, too. And that may be the case with the recent passage of the SECURE 2.0 Act. This piece of legislation covers many areas. Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter discusses some changes that may be of interest to you, depending on your situation.
Spainhour states there is a Microsoft Outlook vulnerability for Windows computers where it takes your username and password as soon as you receive an email, which can be protected by upgrading your Microsoft account.
Kinzer and Socha highlight upcoming events with the Monmouth Chamber, including the 14th Annual Home Show, 104th Chamber Dinner and Awards Night, and ribbon cuttings on the WRAM Morning Show.
Grace and Nathan discuss their collaboration on the launch of a music career on the WRAM Morning Show.
Higgins explains available services locally at the Eagle View Monmouth Clinic, acceptable insurances, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ray and Gavin discuss the current ongoing 'bank failure' and shutdowns on the West and East Coasts, while reassuring FDIC coverage of deposited funds locally.
Tinkham discusses available services at the OSF Medical Group Rural Health Clinic, explains the advantages of utilizing OSF MyChart and virtual visits, plus highlights the new providers, Patient Safety Awareness Week, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Henry navigates through the health care system by discusses Solvera's focus on seniors, referrals, billing, chronic care management, available care coaches, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the need for bus drivers, as well as reports on English Language development classes, a AHA Challenge at Harding and Central, solo and ensemble, girls' basketball, and Junior High 8th Grader Landon Montroy's successes, plus more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hear remarks from Warren County Board Chairman Mike Pearson, Warren County Buildings and Grounds Committee Chairman Sean Cavanaugh, Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards, Citizens Advisory Committee Chairman Chip Algren, Warren County Deputy Jason Horner, Monmouth Police Department Members AJ Cox and Investigator Josh Kramer, Law Enforcement Wife Gina Raymond, and Warren County Historian Jeff Rankin, followed by a Question and Answer segment.
Gilbert highlights the Town and Country Art Show, pieces on display in the James Keefe Gallery by April Ashton, the upcoming production of The Little Mermaid at Monmouth College, an Under the Sea Easter Story Walk at the Warren County Public Library, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich discusses job opportunities across the state of Illinois, the Conservation Reserve Program, and other upcoming deadlines on the WRAM Morning Show.
If you’re going to enjoy a comfortable retirement, you should know, among other things, how much money you’ll need. And you may have a much better chance of knowing this if you get some professional help. Consider these findings from a 2021 study by Dalbar, a financial services market research firm.
Springer shares new economic data, including unemployment and the labor force, plus discusses an upcoming Career Fair, year-end retail numbers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mattan, Finnicum, and Narkiewicz highlight the upcoming spring musical Footloose being presented by the Monmouth-Roseville High School Performing Arts Department March 17th through March 19th at the M-RHS Auditorium.
Davis discusses upcoming events at the Warren County Public Library, including the Summer Reading Program on the WRAM Morning Show.
Schwarz highlights the latest items from the United Board of Education meeting on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer shares the process of obtaining a sticker for golf carts and non-highway vehicles on the City of Monmouth streets and reminds residents to lock up their doors and belongings on the WRAM Morning Show.
Helms provides an update on the Western Illinois Animal Rescue and highlights the upcoming Furry Friends Fundraiser at the Monmouth American Legion on Saturday, March 25th.
Engstrom discusses the upcoming Career Expo on Wednesday, April 5th as well as a Career Exploration day for area 8th graders on April 28th at Carl Sandburg College.
Cavanaugh discusses round up fundraiser, ongoing and upcoming events, and grant writing season with Warren Achievement Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gendron talks March deals at the Monmouth McDonald's and shares the Quad Cities Co-op sells more Filet-O-Fish than and other co-op in the United States.
Turnbull highlights the upcoming training on April 29th at Sugar Tree Grove Cemetary, classroom work setting 9 am to noon, lunch, then followed by a hands on demonstration from noon to 4 pm. For more information, call 309-371-3595.
Buckmaster provides a monthly update for the Knox County Humane Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Gaither discusses upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Building and Zoning Report including the process for junk and debris notices and the offered bulk pickup service provided by LRS Recycling
Public Works Director Andy Jackson reports the water tower leak has been repaired, the laying of asphalt will begin in May, discussion on a sewer project in the 500 block of East Clinton, and the purchase of a new leaf machine for the City
Discussion on the approval of TIF Rehabilition funds for 207 North Main Street and 88 & 90 Public Square
Moore provides a field outlook, his work with the Illinois Soybean Association and American Soybean Association, as well as discussion on the Farm Bill on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Petitgout provides a jail update in McDonough County, discusses the rise of thefts, the availability of scholarship opportunities, plus the implementation of body cameras within the department, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Griswold and Kerns discuss the received grant to provide expanded services, 5G towers, their reconnect program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Stratus Networks brings world-class technology, services, and customer service to organizations locally, nationally, and internationally, by providing internet and communication services.
Dodson highlights an upcoming hiring event at The Vault in Galesburg on Tuesday, March 7th from 10 am to 2 pm on the WRAM Morning Show.
Williams shares opportunities and services available through Resource Link, including mental health and counseling, plus describes the process of referrals on the WRAM Morning Show. Williams also shares details on the Galesburg JFL league.
Dolbere discusses his part as a leader with the training team for the Zambia Maize Improvement Project on the WRAM Morning Show.
Algren provides information on the upcoming ballot imitative that will be presented to Warren County voters on April 4th regarding a tax to be passed that would be utilized for the construction of a Warren County Law Enforcement Center.
Janssen discusses the largest student-run agricultural event in the country, the 51st Western Illinois University Ag Mech Club's Farm Expo, which will be held from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, March 4 and from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, March 5 in Western Hall. Free parking is available in Q-Lot, adjoining the venue.
David Garrison is an internationally recognized pastelist with over 50 years of experience. He is a professional artist who has shown his work on three continents. His paintings appear in galleries and private collections throughout North America and Europe. Garrison has exhibited extensively in both North America and France. His work has been shown twice in China. It was featured as part of a traveling exhibit of oil landscapes. The show traversed Asia, ending in the Grand Museum of Art in St. Petersburg, Russia. He holds workshops in his art studio in Burlington, Iowa as well as in many other states.
Dwyer talks the Spring Open House at the Gift Shop at OSF Holy Family in Monmouth, plus the history of the hospital volunteers, how someone can become involved, how raised funds are utilized and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cox discusses the upcoming Monmouth Kiwanis Club Pancake Day on April 1st at the Monmouth American Legion.
McCrery talks the closing of the Strom Center Thrift Store, discusses Medicaid enrollment, the upcoming TRIAD speaker, highlights the Lenten Lay Breakfast Series, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kramer discusses the ongoing theft of Kia's and Hyundai's models and ways to prevent the theft, plus scams to be aware of with online ordering and deliveries and tax season on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tirey talks new elected board members, production costs, labor, pork exports, the Pork Family of the Year, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link discusses the 2022 annual report, the federal declaration for COVID, Medicaid in Illinois updates, medicine disposal drop site location at OSF Holy Family, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vannaken discusses the supportive living amenities with The Kensington in Galesburg and available apartments on the WRAM Morning Show.
Reynolds talks early voting and extended hours at the Warren County Courthouse ahead of the April 4th Election, plus previews what will be found on the ballot on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong discuss upcoming events with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau, plus provide a soil update on the WRAM Morning Show.
Clark and Jenks discuss the upcoming concert featuring DIVAS 3 on Tuesday, March 7th inside Dahl Chapel on the Monmouth College campus during the 30th season of the Maple Leaf Community Concert Series.
Shimmin highlights the upcoming Toy and Toy Tractor Show, featuring model tractors, antique farm toys, and other toys, at the Monmouth American Legion on Saturday, March 4th from 11 am to 2 pm.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Rockridge Rockets in a class 2A regional semifinal match up at Rockridge High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes battle the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars in a class 1A regional semifinal at United High School.
Discussion on the Swearing in of a new firefighter on the Monmouth Fire Department, plus the monthly reports given by Police Chief Joe Switzer and Fire Chief Casey Rexroat
Discussion on the approval of the Yard Waste collection contract and a demolition bid for 514 South C Street
Discussion on the approval of the TIF Term Sheet for a new business at 110 West 6th Avenue
Discussion on the ordinance granting special use variance of ground mounted solar panels at the Warren County YMCA
Discussion on a recently introduced bill regarding TIF monies for local city governments
Jenks discusses the ongoing project with the Monmouth Rotary Club, that they are opening up to the community, of raising funds for a Shelter Box Project for Ukraine, Syria, and Turkey.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Dee-Mack Lady Chiefs in the class 2A sectional semifinals at Rockridge High School.
Chief Rexroat shares work anniversaries with the department for February, ongoing and upcoming trainings, plus touches on the Warren County ESDA and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Milos talks Heart Health Month; common risk factors for heart disease, when to seek medical assistance, warning signs, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kinzer and Socha highlight upcoming events with the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Canton Little Giants in a class 2A regional quarterfinal on 2-18-23.
The United Red Storm and the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes meet in the class 1A regional quarterfinals at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Princeton Tigers in the Class 2A Bureau Valley Regional Championship game.
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss items from the recent Warren County Board meeting, including 2nd Amendment Rights Resolution, wind turbines, solar power, a new bar and grill moving into Cameron, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher talks upcoming projects for the summer, the installation of cameras in the parking lot, graduation will be at Monmouth College this year due to resurfacing of the track, the school calendar for next year, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Macomb Bombers in the final regular season game for each school.
Cestari discusses the air carriers move into the Southeast Iowa Regional Airport in Burlington, IA.
Law, Bashombe, and Haneghan share ongoing programs at Carl Sandburg College during Black History Month on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rankin talks retirement following a 30-year career at Monmouth College on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host Stark County for a Lincoln Trail Conference senior night match up at United High School.
Bonifer and Levenson talk Light the Candle campaign, enrollment, and more on the latest with Monmouth College on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh provides a monthly update on Warren Achievement Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Spring Valley Hall Lady Red Devils in a class 2A regional semifinal at Bureau Valley High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the Illini Central/Greenview Lady Cougars for a class 1A regional quarterfinal game at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The West Central Heat host the Payson-Seymour Lady Indians for a class 1A regional quarterfinal game at West Central High School.
Springer wraps up 2022 trends, discusses recruitment for the Economic Development Program for Juniors and Seniors in high school, plus ChatGPT on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither highlights upcoming events with the Galesburg Chamber including a Young Professionals Networking event, pillar events for the entire year, 2023 Ambassadors, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Orion High School for a match up with the Chargers in a TRAC West Division contest.
Ricketts discusses ongoing scams and items to watch out for including scams regarding cryptocurrency, payment requests, romance scams, tax filing imposters, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses Instrumental and Band Instructor Madeline Wood receiving Region Teacher of the Year Award, fees for the 2023-2024 school year, substitute teachers, the passing for a district calendar, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes for a non-conference game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference match up.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference match up.
Walters shares Valentine's Day inspired specials and weekly entertainment at Market Alley Wines on the WRAM Morning Show.
Roth and Dorethy talk 50th Anniversary at Western Illinois Regional Council, plus available scholarships, grant funding, and their offered victim services for the local community on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Edwards shares the current progress of a potential new Warren County Law Enforcement Center, provides an update on legislation in the state, and burglaries in the local area on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars for a Lincoln Trail Conference game on Senior Night for the United girls.
Flowers discusses ongoing activities and events at the Alexis Fieldhouse, the creation of the new team sport CORE, plus highlights the return of Clydesdales to Alexis on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen talks Senior Nutrition routes, the Community Marketplace, and more community connections on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers for a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Discussion on the Building and Zoning report, including the ongoing Housing Development project and registration of rental properties
Discussion of the Public Works department and repairs to the leaking water tower and softener repairs on two vessels at the North Water Treatment Plant
Discussion on the timeline of upcoming water main replacements and roads reconstruction projects throughout the City of Monmouth
Discussion on City of Monmouth Ordinances regarding grant applications for Lead Service Line replacements
Kuna highlights new programs being offered through their Service Department, including discounts, pickup and delivery, and online appointment scheduling, plus available inventory on the Ford of Galesburg lot on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a TRAC West Division match up. It's also senior night for the Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball team
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Grinnell Pioneers and Glennie Gym for a Midwest Conference girls basketball match up.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Grinnell Pioneers and Glennie Gym for a Midwest Conference girls basketball match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Farmington Farmers for a non-conference game at Monmouth-Roseville High School on 2-4-23.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Mustangs at Monmouth-Roseville High School for senior night.
Ferch talks opening a new business in Downtown Monmouth, ISO Threads, on the Business Spotlight on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vences talks how business has been at El Toro since opening in the Monmouth community and shares items featured on the menu on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides a monthly update for the offered programs at Jamieson Community Center, including Senior Nutrition, the Community Marketplace, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a Three Rivers Conference West Division match up.
Courson and Waller discuss the opening of the Monmouth Eagle View Clinic, the upcoming open house on Friday, February 10th, the services that will be available, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the West Central Heat for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up in Abingdon. It was senior night for A-Town.
Matton and Gilbert highlight the upcoming Murder Mystery Dinner February 17th and 18th, plus discuss the Dawn Wohford-Metallo pieces on display in the James Keefe Gallery, and Jan Rockwell and David Zahn, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Blaesing talks the Fighting Scots Society, academic success within the sports programs, the upcoming Monmouth College Golf Outing in June, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets in a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Chief Switzer wraps up the end of year stats for 2022, talks theft and ways to remain safe, plus discusses cyberstalking, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer talks Identity Theft Awareness Week, January 30th - February 3rd, plus touches on ways to identify a scam, how to protect your personal information, signs of cyberstalking, how to report a scam, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich talks employment opportunities and upcoming deadlines with the NRCS and FSA offices on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College men’s basketball team travels to Knox College for a Midwest Conference match up against the Prairie Fire.
The Monmouth College women's basketball team travels to Knox College for a Midwest Conference match up against the Prairie Fire.
Many investors were glad to see the end of 2022. But what’s ahead this year? And what moves can you make in response to last year’s results?
Gendron highlights the upcoming February specials and products at the Monmouth McDonald's on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to play the Kewanee Boilermakers in a Three Rivers Conference cross-division match up at Kewanee High School.
Broker, Land Specialist / Licensed in IL Brent Reneau shares what Whitetail Properties Real Estate is and the areas they serve on the WRAM Morning Show. More details online at Hunting Land | Whitetail Properties.
Armstrong and Sharp highlight several upcoming deadlines with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau including the Ag Census, scholarship opportunities, the Women in Ag Conference, Pesticide Application training, the Tri-County Cattlemen banquet, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dovo highlights F&A Barbershop, located at 111 North Main Street in Monmouth, on the WRAM Morning Show.
Helms talks upcoming fundraising events benefitting the Western Illinois Animal Rescue, volunteer opportunities, donations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Booth shares his transitioning from singing and traveling in the opera and orchestra to having his hand at becoming an author and business man on the WRAM Morning Show.
Medina-Foshay explains the programs offered at West Central Head Start, eligibility, current openings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Erie High School for a TRAC West Division game against the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talk prevention of cooking fires, the new smoke alarm law in place, an ongoing fire investigation class, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Eckstine talks growth and continued recruitment of members into Monmouth College's Athletic and Symphonic Concert bands, including members from the community for the spring 2023 semester on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the PORTA AC Central Lady Jays for a non-conference matchup at the Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm host the Ridgewood Spartans for a Lincoln Trail Conference game at the Fieldhouse at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a TRAC West Division match up against the Tigers.
Nevling talks paranormal hunt at the museum, an upcoming Speakeasy and Casino fundraising event on Saturday, February 11th, and new exhibits on the WRAM Morning Show.
Roberts and Everett talk Lynch Livestock, Inc, independent, family-owned company that purchases cull sows, boars, non-select gilts, butchers, lights, clean outs, and roasters; located at 2190 US Hwy 67 North, Monmouth, IL.
Dr. Sparks talks illnesses, sinuses with the change of weather seasons, hearing tests, ear infections, facial plastic surgery, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davis discusses the three local opportunities to participate in the Polar Plunges to support the Special Olympic athletes at Lake Storey, Chandler Park in Macomb, and Bally's Casino in Rock Island, plus an upcoming fundraiser lunch being put on by Linda's Salsa on Tuesday, January 24th.
Jensen talks common symptoms and preventatives of the flu, seasonal colds, COVID-19, RSV, and allergies, plus touches on the importance of vaccines on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert and Baugh highlight the upcoming Teachers Caring for Teachers program at the Buchanan Center for the Arts for all teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals, staff, and other education-related folks. The free event will honor and support education professionals through a series of engaging sessions. Participants will learn techniques for meaningful self-care and experience hands-on activities that nurture the creative spirit.
Discussion on the reading of a Proclamation by Mayor Rod Davies from Western Illinois Regional Council to raise awareness on Cyber Stalking
Communcations Director Ken Helms summarizes the monthly Fire Department and Police Department reports
Discussion on the City of Monmouth’s support of the Tax Financing Program, or TIF Program
Director Williams and Director Descalzo explain the TRIO programs at Carl Sandburg College by discussing who is eligible, the benefits, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm and Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes play a Lincoln Trail Conference game at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host Riverdale for a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Wilson will be competing in the upcoming Miss Illinois County Fair Queen Pageant in Springfield.
Mynatt and Tatro discuss offered services at Solvera Health in Galesburg, including family medicine, women's reproductive health, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Scott and Loving discuss recruitment of long-term educators, professional learning classes, including short-term subs, after school activities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheehan talks Partners for Conservation signups for state funded cost shares, applications are still being accepted for Fiscal Year 2023, and upcoming elections in February. Sheehan also informs her and local NRCS District Conservationist Cathy Froelich will be at the Monmouth office on the Mondays they are open from 9 am to noon.
Tammy La Prad, Assistant Professor and Co-Chair, Educational Studies, Jenni Dickens,Director of Partnerships and Initiatives for the Educational Studies Department, and Craig Vivian, Professor and Co-Chair, Educational Studies Coordinator, Peace Corp Prep provide and update on the educational department at Monmouth College on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Washington Street Gym in Macomb for a non-conference match up against the Bombers.
Brooks shares details of the upcoming Father Daughter Dance on February 18th, previews summer camp, and more ongoing activities at the YMCA on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt talks approvement of a life safety upgrade, a presentation for a weekly early-out schedule by one hour, enrollment, the upcoming school board election, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Painter wraps up a whirlwind year seen in 2022 and talks the recovery process and what is anticipated in the financial world for 2023 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh provides a monthly update on Warren Achievement Center including fundraising, events for the consumers, opportunities and services available to the community, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher talks sickness within the district, Illinois State Scholar recipients, discusses the approved resolution of the Fiscal Year 2024 budget, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides a monthly update on the Jamieson Community Center, including the increased use of their Senior Nutrition Program, the needs for the Community Marketplace, job openings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Morrison High School for a TRAC West Division match up.
The United Red Storm host the West Central Heat in a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at United High School.
The United Red Storm host the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm host the Mercer County Golden Eagles for a Lincoln Trail Conference win at the Field House at United High School.
The Macomb Bombers battle the Farmington Farmers in the 5th place bracket at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Illini West Chargers in the consolation championship game of the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Canton Little Giants in a consolation bracket semifinal of the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
Olson and Gibson talks flu vaccine availability, the LIHEAP program, Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer screenings, COVID testing, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Link provides a COVID update for Warren County plus talks flu, respiratory illnesses, medication shortages, and labs on the WRAM Morning Show.
Siegel explains how the Pre-Trial Fairness Act will affect Warren County on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Macomb Bombers take on the Southeastern Suns in a quarterfinal match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Pittsfield Saukees in a second-round consolation match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Liberty Eagles in a second-round consolation match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Macomb Bombers take on the Pittsfield Saukees in a first-round match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Southeastern Suns in a first-round match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Illini Bluffs Tigers in a first-round match up at the 2022 Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
Gaule discusses top vacation destinations booked in 2022 and where people are heading in 2023 on the WRAM Morning Show. Waymaker Travel | Monmouth IL | Facebook
Spangler has covered Illinois agriculture for more than two decades, bringing meaningful production agriculture experience to the magazine’s coverage and talks top stories of 2022 while previewing 2023 and discussing the Farm Bill on the WRAM Morning Show.
Weber talks the Erie tournament the girls are playing in ahead of the New Year on the Coach's Corner.
Representative Swanson gives an update on the latest from Springfield, including the SAFE-T Act, gun laws, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Heiser talks ag education and the strength of FFA in the local area, plus ag teachers on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer talks crisis intervention, New Year's Eve safety, recruitment of dispatchers and staff, plus school safety on the WRAM Morning Show.
Investigator Kramer talks scams, including, holiday scams, police impersonators, IRS and tax scams, fake emails and text messages, online banking scams, and others to be on the lookout for on the WRAM Morning Show.
Zimmerman discusses profitability, electric vehicles, carbon sequestration, renewable diesel fuel, ethanol, and the upcoming annual meeting in 2023 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg discusses the recent annual meeting in Chicago, highlights upcoming scholarship opportunities, and informs of a U.S. Census of Agriculture that farmers should have received in the mail, or it is online.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel south to take on the Quincy Notre Dame Raiders in a non-conference game in Quincy.
Representative Bustos recently chatted with WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling and put an end cap of serving Illinois for the past 10 years, touching on what she learned, what she would change, and what is next.
Communications Director Ken Helms talks impending winter storm for the local area and reminds motorists to plan accordingly
Review and discussion on the monthly Monmouth Police Department report, including trainings, community involvements, establishment of a new hire eligibility list, and new vehicles
Mayor Rod Davies reports City Council approved the installation of a Radiant Heating System in the Truck Bay at Monmouth Fire Station #1
City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher updates on the current progress of capital improvements to the Monmouth community, including water main reconstructions and road resurfacing on West Harlem, Euclid, North 6th, and other locations totaling 45 city blocks in the coming years
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd advise motorists on safety tips to remember ahead of the impending winter storm, plus discuss the recent structure fire and advise not plugging space heaters into an extension cord and never leave them unattended.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the West Hancock Titans at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a non-conference match up.
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The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Illini Bluffs Tigers in the Great Western Shootout.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the class 2A state-ranked Columbia Eagles at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Algren provides an update on the current progress of a potential new jail for Warren County, including the referendum to be presented to voters in April of 2023.
McCance discusses the year in review at OSF HealthCare, including the new emergency department, new OSF Life Flight hangar in Galesburg, the opening of the Wound Care Clinic in Monmouth, new providers, and the recent opening of OSF OnCall Urgent Care in Galesburg on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm take on their Lincoln Trail Conference rivals, the Ridgewood Spartans, in the 5th place game of the 1st Annual United Holiday Tournament.
Sheriff Edwards talks thefts, staffing, the SAFE-T Act, scams, and being prepared for winter weather on the WRAM Morning Show.
Board Chairman Mike Pearson and Buildings and Grounds Committee Chair Sean Cavanaugh discuss a potential new jail and preparing for the presentation of a referendum to the county voters, grant funds, purchases, salaries, retirements, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher talks sickness in the district, provides updates on building improvements and remodeling, discusses the approved tax levy, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen wraps up the 2022 Freezing For Food event, talks the Community Christmas Store, Christmas baskets, Senior Nutrition, and items needed for the pantry on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the West Hancock Titans for a non-conference match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Buckmaster shares the latest at the Knox County Humane Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert welcomes Quick to the BCA staff, plus they discuss Old Friends Talk Art, the Security Savings Bank Photography Show, Taste of the Arts Gala success, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
McCrery talks increase in COLA, the ongoing partnership with Security Savings Bank for the annual Santa for Seniors program, plus the upcoming Christmas Party on Friday, December 16th on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets at Monmouth-Roseville High School in a TRAC West Division match up.
Springer talks new development in the Galesburg community with the opening of three businesses, highlights the upcoming Young Professionals Network Fa La Holiday Party on December 16th, plus looks into 2023 on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm take on the West Central Heat in the first game of the United Holiday Tournament
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Knoxville Blue Bullets for a non-conference match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Jared and Rachel Kunkle from Monmouth, Illinois have been named to the 2023 class of America’s Best Young Farmers and Ranchers. The program is sponsored by DTN/Progressive Farmer. The Kunkles are recognized for their work in building an efficient and profitable first-generation farm as an effective team and for giving back to their town through Community Care Days.
Superintendent Whitsitt talks new policy changes, the approved tax levy, and an action item to vote and approve the addition of Junior High softball on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Fillies for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Shaw discusses the Kiwanis Club's Kiwanis Kicks program, which members distribute shoes and socks, plus highlights the upcoming 57th Annual Pancake Day on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
Cavanaugh wraps up the consumers Christmas Party and the year for Warren Achievement Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mattan highlights the upcoming fundraising concert at The Crossing in Monmouth benefitting the Recharge Teen Center on Saturday, December 10th, plus talks everything she is involved with during her senior year at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm host the Southeastern Suns for a non-conference match up at United High School.
Hilten highlights ongoing effects the Monmouth Rotary Club is involved in, plus the socks and underwear drive for the Jamieson Community Center, and more service opportunities on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shimmin talks capital improvements, locations of housing and capacity, plus more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Port Byron for a TRAC West Division game against the Riverdale Rams.
Discussion of ongoing road repairs and ADA accessibility on sidewalks in the City of Monmouth
Discussion of the joint use of Animal Control in Warren County and the City of Monmouth
New applications for Downtown TIF has been requested for building upgrades at Karen’s Cleaners
Ordinance passed addressing concerns of through truck traffic on 11th Street, will now only be allowed for local truck deliveries
Sheriff Link and Chief Deputy Staley discuss ongoing business in Henderson County, training cycles, mental health, keeping drugs off the streets, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich highlights upcoming updates with the local FSA and NRCS offices on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers for a TRAC West Division match up.
The United Red Storm host the Knoxville Blue Bullets for a Lincoln Trail Conference game at United High School.
Bonifer talks the upcoming end to the Fall Semester ahead of Winter Break for the students, the annual Monmouth College calendar and magazine, financials, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Farmington High School for a non-conference match up against the Farmington Farmers.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball team is (7-0) after beating Wethersfield 63-42 at home on 12-1-22.
People's Do It Center in Monmouth Manager Steve Koss talks winter prep on the WRAM Morning Show with heated coats in stock, ice melt, snow shovels, snow blowers, sleds, and more.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Mercer County Golden Eagles for a non-conference match up.
Chief Switzer talks extra patrols out on the roadways this holiday season, locking up your personal belongings along with your cars and houses, and explains the use of Snow Emergencies on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cooper and Woehler explain their 501(c) 3, non-profit, foster based animal transport rescue organization on the WRAM Morning Show. More details here Freedom Ride Animal Rescue - Animal Rescue, Animal Transportation.
Monmouth-Roseville hosts the Riverdale Rams at Monmouth-Roseville High School in a Three Rivers Conference West Division match up.
Cole talks auto liability, home coverage, life insurance, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville Music Department Director Kevin Ferry highlights the upcoming 13th Annual Madrigal Dinner on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans fall to the Mercer County Golden Eagles 62-50 in the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-off Classic Tournament
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans play their final pool play game of the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-off Classic against the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Orion Chargers in a pool play game of the 10 and 32 Orion Tip-off Classic Thanksgiving Tournament.
Kassing discusses comprehensive farm drainage and water management strategy that boosts yields, improves management ability and increases a farm’s value for future generations on the WRAM Morning Show. Find more information here, Home - Ag Drainage
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Ridgewood Spartans in a non-conference match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Discussion on the Monmouth Police Department report at the Monmouth City Council meeting, including trainings and participation in community events
Discussion on the purchase of land north of Monmouth, which will house a new water treatment facility
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Ridgewood Spartans in the Orion 10 and 32 Thanksgiving Classic on 11-21-22
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talks Thanksgiving cooking safety, winter and Christmastime safety, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kinzer and Socha preview Small Business Saturday in Monmouth on Saturday, November 26th, plus the upcoming 5th Annual Christmas on the Square in Downtown Monmouth on Friday, December 2nd.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls basketball squad takes on the West Central Heat in the championship game of the ROWVA/Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament on 11-19-22
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots battle the Concordia University of Wisconsin Falcons in the Cousins Subs Lake Front Bowl on 11-19-22
The West Central Heat battle the Amboy/LaMoille/Ohio Clippers for the I8FA State Football Championship at April Zorn Memorial Stadium at Monmouth College on 11-18-22
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Orion Chargers in the semifinals of the ROWVA/Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament at Alwood High School.
Sandberg and Armstrong provide a crop update for the local area, discuss the upcoming annual meeting in Chicago, and a Young Leader conference in Peoria on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tinkham talks Rural Health Clinic Day and the offered services at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth.
Jamie Derry, Hospice Liaison for OSF HealthCare, and Amy Suydam, Manager Hospice Registered Nurse at OSF, discuss November as National Hospice and Palliative Care month, plus share the offered services through OSF HealthCare on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jenks and Cavanaugh discuss the Warren County Board's budget, provide an update of building a new jail, approval on contracts for a Public Defender in Warren County, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Johnson talks Giving Tuesday, the 70 for Sandburg Athletics campaign, and Sandburg's Foundation scholarship opportunities on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link talks colds, flus, RSV, and COVID, plus Diabetes Awareness Month and Thanksgiving food safety tips on the WRAM Morning Show.
VanKirk shares on a Ukrainian family moving into Monmouth through the Sponsor Circle program on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dr. Braet talks dry eye season, driving at night, cataract surgery, strokes of the eye, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rankin previews the upcoming production of "Proof" November 18th through the 20th at Wells Theater on the Monmouth College Campus.
Organizer Ginger Byers and Boy Scout Troop #336 member Ryan Byers highlight the displays and times to visit the Roseville Christmas Spirit of Lights at the Warren County Fairgrounds.
Springer highlights ongoing events and data with the Knox County Area Partnership on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Eckstine previews the upcoming Symphonic Fall Concert Sunday, November 20, 2022, at 2:00 pm at the Kasch Performance Hall of Dahl Chapel & Auditorium.
It’s unfortunate, but recessions are a fairly normal part of the economic landscape. When a recession occurs, how might you be affected? The answer depends on your individual situation, but regardless of your circumstances, you might want to consider the items in this recession survival checklist with Financial Advisor Ryan Painter.
The West Central Heat travel to Polo, Ill. for an Illinois 8-Man Football Association Semifinal against the Polo Marcos.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots take on the Knox College Prairie Fire in the 133rd Annual Turkey Bowl at Knox College.
Davis discusses youth sports, including basketball and swim lessons, plus the annual Black Friday discount membership to the Warren County YMCA.
Superintendent Whitsitt highlights a presentation given by 5th Graders from West Elementary of maintaining a garden, plus facilities projects, tax levy, policy manuals curriculum discussions, and possible additions of Junior High softball and football.
Nuckles and Narkiewicz preview the upcoming fall production "The Curious Savage" Friday, November 11, and Saturday, November 12, at 7:00pm, and Sunday, November 13, at 2:00pm in the M-RHS auditorium.
Cavanaugh and Shaw talk holiday party season at Warren Achievement Center, including the packing of Operation Christmas Child boxes, upcoming presentations, and the need for employees on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kirby and the West Central Heat are gearing up for the 8-Man Semi-Final showdown at Polo on Saturday, November 12th at 1 pm
Superintendent Fletcher recognizes School Board Member Day on November 15th, discusses the tentative tax levy, installation of a new scoreboard, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen talks increase of enrollment in their Senior Nutrition Program, first time visitors to the Community Marketplace, the increase in costs, plus, applications for the Christmas Store and updates on the Learning Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the progress of ongoing projects throughout the City of Monmouth including, Eagle View Health Clinic, Monmouth College Stockdale Center, the Monmouth Townhomes Projects, and more
Woodard and Curran monthly report, discussing the current progress of leaf pickup in the City of Monmouth
Discussion on the City’s budget and current staffing shortages including the need for Police Officers
Discussion on the City of Monmouth’s water utility services and the homeowner’s responsibilities
Gilbert talks upcoming events including, Old Friends Talk Art, the Security Savings Bank Photography Show, and a sold-out Taste of the Arts Gala.
Froelich and Sheehan discusses ARC PLC signups, EQUIP, CRP, district elections, and the upcoming Conservation Christmas party on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gaither discusses an upcoming Business After Hours events, ribbons cuttings, plus previews the annual Thanksgiving Luncheon on Monday, November 21st as well as supporting small businesses this holiday season the WRAM Morning Show.
Coach Braun recaps the Fighting Scots win over Ripon College last Saturday, November 5th and previews the upcoming Turkey Bowl game against Knox College Saturday, November 12th on the WRAM Morning Show.
Baliva previews the upcoming schedule for Monmouth College athletics on the WRAM Morning Show.
Adolphson previews the upcoming week for Monmouth-Roseville athletics on the WRAM Morning Show.
The West Central Heat host the Milledgeville Missiles for an 8-Man football quarterfinal playoff contest.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Ripon College Red Hawks for a Midwest Conference battle at April Zorn Memorial Stadium on 11-5-22.
Nevling and Whitacre highlight their upcoming Holiday Hoopla at the Warren County History Museum with a free showing of It's A Wonderful Life on Friday, December 9th and Holiday Market on Saturday, December 10th.
Robbins and Shawler explain the process of starting a claim with the insurance company about hail damage done to a roof plus Robbins talks his ongoing project at the Wyatt Earp Birthplace in Monmouth.
Associate Vice President of Communications and Marketing Duane Bonifer, Director, The Wackerle Center for Career, Leadership & Fellowships and Associate Director for Student Success Marnie Dugan, and Lead Stockdale Fellow Grace Simpson discuss the upcoming Veteran's Day events on the Monmouth College campus, including the screening of P.O.W. Wednesday, November 9th at 7 pm in Dahl Chapel and a ceremony Friday, November 11th at 4 pm in the Center for Science and Business.
Criminal Defense Attorney Scott McClintock highlights the upcoming Community Thanksgiving Dinner, Thursday, November 24th, at the Monmouth American Legion. Serving noon to 1:30 pm for dine-in. Delivery begins at 11:30 am and takeout begins at 11:45 am.
Scott describes his life as an artist and the local work he has created. Dusty Scott Artist – Dusty Scott Artist from Galesburg Illinois
Stanton and Edwards highlight the upcoming Veteran's Day program at the Monmouth American Legion on Friday, November 11th beginning at 9:30 am with the Monmouth College band, plus the next Soup Supper will be Monday, November 7th, and the need for Firing Squad members on the WRAM Morning Show.
Conard and Reynolds talks about the turnout for early voting thus far and lay out who is on the November 8th Election Ballot on the WRAM Morning Show.
Michael Halpin, a Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives representing the 72nd district, joined Mike Weaver on WRAM to let listeners know more about him and why he is running for State Senate. He will be on the General Election ballot on November 8, 2022.
Davis highlights the overall program and ongoing sports seasons, plus discusses the upcoming Friday Night Lights fundraising event for Western Illinois Special Olympics Region F on Friday, November 18th.
Julie and Danielle highlight all local agencies supported through the Monmouth Kiwanis Club, plus Danielle shares her goals as incoming president on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Lake Forest for a Midwest Conference match up with the Foresters.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Stillman Valley High School for an IHSA class 3A first round playoff game.
The West Central Heat host the South Beloit Sobos for a first-round match up in the Illinois 8-man football playoffs.
Chief Switzer talks Halloween safety with their ongoing traffic enforcement campaign as well, the recruitment of officers, provides a drug and theft update, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg provides a harvest update, discusses an upcoming marketing meeting on November 15th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tessa highlights upcoming events with the University of Illinois Extension on the WRAM Morning Show.
Supreme Court Justice Lisa Holder White's speech at the Monmouth Country Club as she made a stop in chat with residents of District 4
District 4 Supreme Court Justice Lisa Holder White's interview with WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling
McFadden explains the ROSC Program, which is a coordinated network of community-based services and supports that is person-centered and builds on the strengths and resiliencies of individuals, families, and communities to achieve recovery and improved health, wellness, and quality of life for those with or at risk of substance use disorders.
McClintock explains the SAFE-T Act, which is set to take effect on January 1, 2023, on the WRAM Morning Show.
Oaks provides a crop update for this harvest season, plus talks all things Stone Seed on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davis highlights the upcoming Trick-or-Treating on the Square in Downtown Monmouth on Saturday, October 29th with the Warren County Public Library on the WRAM Morning Show.
Morefield discusses Integrous Risk Solutions, which is an industry-leading risk management, executive protection, and training solution provider which empowers private and corporate clients with expert guidance, subject matter expertise, and a global footprint to navigate emerging risk and security issues, on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cabrera discusses loan options available to homebuyers, the importance of getting pre-qualified, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Algren breaks down Amendment 1, the Illinois Right to Collective Bargaining Measure, that will be on the ballot in Illinois as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 8th, 2022.
Kinzer and Socha highlight the upcoming 5th Annual Christmas on the Square on Friday, December 2nd on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College travels to Mt. Vernon, Iowa for a Midwest Conference match up with the Cornell Rams.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the state-ranked Princeton Tigers for Homecoming and Senior Night. The Monmouth-Roseville senior players join Jeff Ewing and Todd Wetterling on the postgame show following the game.
The United Red Storm host the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes at United High School on Senior Night for United. The Red Storm senior players join Casey and Ron Grant on the postgame show
Corbin talks the service CASA provides for the local community, upcoming trainings to become an advocate, plus a Lip Sync Battle fundraiser on November 10th on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies and Grant discuss the current goal of the Monmouth Community Fund and share how both the Galesburg Community Foundation and Monmouth Community Fund benefit the local communities.
The WRAM/WMOI, MTC Communications, and Regional Office of Education #33 October Program of the Month was presented to Doug Dennison at United High School for his leadership of the B.O.O.S.T. program throughout the district.
Melvin discusses additions to the OSF Holy Family surgery department, including staff, plus the opening of the OSF Wound Care clinic in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Higgins discusses Eagle View's upcoming Trivia Night on Saturday, November 5th, updates on the Monmouth Clinic opening in 2023, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Buckmaster previews the upcoming 3rd Annual Doggie Car Ride fundraiser on Saturday, October 22nd.
Shamblin and Copeland discuss the upcoming Happy Howloween 5K fundraiser for the Western Illinois Animal Rescue on Saturday, October 29th.
Thompson highlights the upcoming performance of "Clue," presented by Sandburg students and community members November 4th through the 6th inside the Sandburg Fine Arts Theater.
Mayor Davies presented Danielle Cox with a plaque at the recent City Council meeting for her work with the City of Monmouth
Discussion on the Monmouth Police Department report at the Council Meeting, including new hires
Discussion on the City’s contract with Woodard and Curran for the upcoming beautification project for Downtown Monmouth
City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher highlights the upcoming 44 blocks of road reconstruction throughout the City of Monmouth this fall and next spring
City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher provides an update on Hy-Vee moving into the former Shopko Building in Monmouth
Captain Cozadd discusses the September 2022 monthly report, increase of fires when the weather turns cold and safety tips to keep in mind, public education, testing of new candidates, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
One of the rewards for working over several decades is the ability to contribute to tax-advantaged retirement accounts, which can help provide needed income for you when you do retire. As the years went by, you may well have accumulated several retirement accounts, such as IRAs and 401(k)s or similar employer-sponsored plans. But you might find it advantageous to consolidate these accounts with a single provider. Here more tips from Painter.
Daily discusses this year's inductees into the Monmouth-Roseville Education Foundation's Hall of Achievement, which began 30 years ago by the Whiteman brother, Don, Ralph, and Dick. This year's inductees include Cathy Brennen Betar, Joe Bratcher, Josh Gibb, Chuck Grant, Julia Sienkewicz, and PJ Brooks.
Elliott provides a harvest update, talks Pivot Bio, technology, nutrient reduction strategy, positive strides in agriculture, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Beloit College Buccaneers at April Zorn Memorial Stadium for a Midwest Conference match up.
The United Red Storm host the Rushville-Industry Rockets in a non-conference game at United High School on Homecoming weekend for the Red Storm.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan travel Prophetstown High School for a Three Rivers Conference West Division battle against Erie-Prophetstown.
Topics of discussion include:
Identity Theft Protection
Phishing and Email Solicitation
Malware and Ransomware
Scam Awareness
Privacy Laws and Reporting a Cyber Crime
Data Breaches and compromised passwords
Panelists Include:
Nick Carlson – Monmouth College Information Technology Director
Greg Bee – Pekin Insurance Chief Risk and Security Officer
Josh Kramer – Monmouth Police Department Investigator
Jeremy Raymond – Warren County Sheriff’s office Detective
Ken Helms – City of Monmouth Information Technology and Communications Director
Donald Johnson – Monmouth-Roseville Information Technology Director
Dorothy Ricketts – Security Savings Bank Vice President
Bray Ray – Security Savings Bank CEO and President
Chairman Mike Pearson and Buildings and Grounds Committee Chair Sean Cavanaugh highlight the latest from the Warren County Board meeting: township districts, an approved budget, and a jail update with a referendum to be voted on by the people on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt highlights the recent Board of Education topics discussed including the showcase of success throughout the district with the Kindness Club, life safety grants, Section 6, an upcoming retirement, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Wallace talks 9th annual Backpack Party success, upcoming BINGO night on October 20th, and the 2nd annual Christmas Party on Sunday, December 18th.
Cavanaugh discusses the upcoming party season for the achievers and the good year of fundraising Warren Achievement Center has seen on the WRAM Morning Show.
Caplis highlights an upcoming learning event for seniors in navigating Medicare open enrollment on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher talks ongoing projects, a bowling co-op with West Central, and Homecoming Week on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides updates on Senior Nutrition costs, food pantry use, weekend meals, and items needed to fill pantry shelves on the WRAM Morning Show.
Thoms is the current Mayor of Rock Island running for State Senate in the upcoming 2022 November election.
Project Leader in Warren, McDonough, and Fulton Counties Kay Stopes and Central Illinois Area Coordinator Paul Bierma highlight the Operation Christmas Child ministry that sends boxes of school supplies, clothing, hygiene products, and wow gifts to children around the world.
Gilbert and Sheagren discuss the upcoming production 'Arsenic & Old Lace' on October 21st and 22nd at the Buchanan Center for the Arts.
Sikorski talks upcoming workshop event 'The Learning Table' on Monday, October 17th that will discuss devices, social media, and provide a hands-on approach in assisting with digital accounts.
Froelich talks start of new Fiscal Year and says to look out for erodible land while out and about in the fields during harvest.
As you go through life, you will likely have long- and short-term financial goals. But how will your strategies for meeting your long-term goals differ from those needed for your short-term ones?
Springer talks Manufacturing month, enrollment in vocational programs, an upcoming local skill trade showcase, and consumers spending money on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to the University of Chicago for a Midwest Conference match up against the Maroons.
The United Red Storm travel to ROWVA High School for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up with the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars.
Humes previews the upcoming 2022 Illinois State Corn Husking competition on Saturday, October 15th at the Lewis Farm southeast of Good Hope, Illinois, 14241 N 1800th RD Good Hope, Illinois.
Mayor Davies presents his State of the City Address from the Warren County History Museum in Monmouth, 10/5/2022.
Lam talks the annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period and the types of insurance available through American Senior Benefits on the WRAM Morning Show.
Part 6: Discussion on bids placed and accepted for the road reconstruction projects to occur in the City of Monmouth
Part 5: Woodard and Curran report, including bioretention basins at the M-R High School parking lot and EPA sewer mitigation
Part 4: Discussion on the Zoning Report, including ongoing projects within the City at First UMC Church, OSF, and the future site of the Eagle View Health Clinic
Part 2: Requests were heard from the Warren County History Museum for signage and the Warren County Clerk’s Office for reserved parking for Election Judges on the November 8th election
Part 1: Proclamations announced for Great Nicola Magic Week and General Aviation Appreciation Month
Membership and Youth Development Director Emily Brooks and Youth Development and Member Service Director Ben Davis highlight the upcoming Family Fun Night on Saturday, October 8th, plus flag football, upcoming basketball leagues, and a special Black Friday membership sale on the WRAM Morning Show.
If you have a family member who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, or is starting to show symptoms, you will face some real challenges. Navigating the Alzheimer’s experience involves a long journey, and there’s no easy answer for how you can cope with your emotions. But you can at least address some of the financial issues involved to help give yourself a greater sense of control. Painter discusses some moves to consider.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Lawrence University Vikings for Homecoming Weekend at April Zorn Memorial Stadium.
The United Red Storm host the Walther Christian Academy Broncos for a non-conference game at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Orion High School for a crucial Three Rivers Athletic Conference West Division match up against the Chargers.
Prairie Communications’ Vanessa Wetterling hosts a well-deserved tribute to long-time Monmouth College football, wrestling and golf coach Bill Reichow. Guests include daughter Jackie Reichow-Flater, Monmouth College historian Jeff Rankin, local newspaper writer and Monmouth College Associate Director and Writer Barry McNamara and Monmouth Mayor and former Monmouth College football player Rod Davies. Former Monmouth College players Mike Castillo, Greg Durbek, Bill Dusek, Billy Honeycutt, Grant Minor, Dennis Plummer, Jay Ragar, Bob Trombetta and Paul Wosack shared heart-warming, and sometimes hilarious, stories about Coach Reichow.
Carlson previews National 4-H week on the WRAM Morning show, plus discusses ongoing items with the University of Illinois Extension.
Sharp discusses local ag days, practicing farm safety this harvest season, and getting back in the classrooms this fall on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth College celebrates their 2022 Homecoming with a host of sporting events, class reunions, and ceremonies September 30th through October 2nd.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan boys soccer team hosts the Galesburg Silver Streaks in a non-conference match at Pattee Field in Monmou
Administrator Jenna link breaks down flu season and describes panels available during their discounted lab draws during October.
Director Sarah Nevling and Events Coordinator Alyssa Whitacre highlight all the upcoming details for the annual Great Nicola Magic Festival on Friday, October 7th and Saturday, October 8th.
Roth talks their available services, the upcoming Project Santa program for area children, and LIHEAP assistance on the WRAM Morning Show.
Professor Quick and students Gabby and Cullen highlight their upcoming production of Romeo & Juliet, Friday, October 7th, Saturday, October 8th, and Sunday, October 9th on the Monmouth College campus.
Chief Switzer comments on the SAFE-T Act, plus updates on crime in Warren County, reminds listeners to lock their doors, and previews road closures ahead of Monmouth College's Homecoming parade and the Monmouth-Roseville Homecoming parade later in October.
Edwards, Petitgout, and Hammond discuss the SAFE-T Act, which addresses a wide variety of criminal justice issues and is in the spotlight again for one of its provisions known as the Pretrial Fairness Act which will end cash bail in 2023.
Benjamin Franklin once said, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” But as you chart your financial course, what steps should you take to help you keep moving forward to where you want to go? Consider these suggestions laid out by Painter.
The United Red Storm host the Stark County Rebels for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets for a TRAC West Division match up.
Dahlstrom discusses his new book release 'Tractor Wars: John Deere, Henry Ford, International Harvester, and the Birth of Modern Agriculture.'
Allaman provides a crop update while discussing seed, cover crops, the market, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Eckstine highlights the upcoming performance at the Monmouth American Legion on Veteran' Day, their upcoming Symphonic Concert Bank on November 20th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the districts' balanced budget, enrollment numbers, staffing, school maintenance, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Thompson will be one of the children's magic show and workshop guest magicians at the Warren County History Museums upcoming Great Nicola Magic Fest on Saturday, October 8th.
Discussion on the monthly Monmouth Police Department report, including ALICE training at Monmouth-Roseville High School
Extensive in-depth discussion on the upcoming Downtown revitalization project for the City of Monmouth and the current plans and ideas for the space
Construction has begun on the former Dairy building on South A, plus bids will open September 28th for road maintenance and repairs throughout the City of Monmouth
Rexroat and Cozadd talk trainings, road safety during harvest season, Campus Fire Safety Month, October is Fire Prevention Month, and new hire applications on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich talks updating records of land ownership and fish sales, deadline September 26th.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Illinois College Blue Boys for a Midwest Conference game on 9-17-22.
You may have heard that you can simplify your investment strategy just by owning index-based or passive investments. But is this a good idea? You’ll want to consider the different aspects of this type of investment style.
Director Gaither highlights the upcoming Business After Hours on Thursday, September 22nd, Legislative Luncheon on October 11th, and the annual Thanksgiving Luncheon on November 21st on the WRAM Morning Show.
DeKezel updates on the emergency department and wound center clinic on the Holy Family campus in Monmouth, the relocation of OSF PromptCare in Galesburg into the former Cottage Hospital, now St. Mary's South Campus, plus an OnCall Clinic will be coming to the St. Mary campus on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference game against the Tigers.
The United Red Storm host the Knoxville Blue Bullets for a Lincoln Trail Conference game on 9-16-22
Sophomore Goalkeeper Ben Hilton, Sophomore Striker Jean Forrestal, and Head Coach Victor Dantas on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chairman Pearson and Buildings and Grounds Chair Cavanaugh highlight the latest discussion from the Warren County Board, including ongoing work at the Courthouse, an upcoming public hearing on the zoning draft on Wednesday, September 21st, discussion on the jail, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Weber highlights the upcoming Hispanic Heritage Festival in Downtown Monmouth on Saturday, September 17th.
Brooks, Membership and Youth Development Director, and Bass, Healthy Living Director, highlight the upcoming Family Fun Night on October 8th from 5 to 7 pm at the Warren County YMCA, plus give a run down on everything going on this fall season.
Buckmaster updates on the Knox County Humane Society and the upcoming Doggie Jog in October on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides an update on all the ongoing programs at the Jamieson Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Dutton highlights the upcoming Warren-Henderson County Relay for Life event at Sunny Lane Field on Saturday, September 24th from 4 to 7:30 pm, including the luminaria to honor and remember loved ones at 7 pm.
Fedorow discussing the upcoming HCE meeting on September 21st at the Farm Bureau Building in Monmouth that will cover being money smart and tips on how to spot scams and frauds and how to report them.
Stanton previews upcoming soup suppers at the Legion and Veteran's Day program on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt talks Junior High Golf, vocational classes, adding more pre-K classrooms, the upcoming ROE #33 Job Fair on Thursday, September 15th, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer talks International Manufacturing Show in Chicago, new businesses opening in the Galesburg community, and the release of Quarter One retail numbers locally on the WRAM Morning Show.
Part One Coverage of Day 2 Fall FS Ag Roundtable, featuring Mike Borgic, Troy Cozhiar, Ken Quinn, David Erickson, Trevor Toland, Dan Bowman, Krista Swanson, Wendell Shauman, Brendan Marshall, Mike Adams, and moderated by Vanessa Wetterling.
Coverage of Day 2 Fall FS Ag Roundtable, featuring Mike Borgic, Troy Cozhiar, Ken Quinn, David Erickson, Trevor Toland, Dan Bowman, Krista Swanson, Wendell Shauman, Brendan Marshall, Mike Adams, and moderated by Vanessa Wetterling.
Trego and students highlight their upcoming trip to Europe in the Summer of 2023, plus an ongoing fundraiser where they are collecting shoes September 12th through October 11th on the WRAM Morning Show.
Once again, it’s the season for football games and back-to-school activities. And if you work for a medium-size or large employer, it will soon be open enrollment season – the time of year when you can review your employee benefits and make changes as needed. What areas should you focus on?
Robeson highlights Wiswell-Robeson Lecture on the Monmouth College campus, Monday, September 12th at 7 pm, featuring retired Ag Broadcaster Mike Adams as the guest speaker.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Mustangs for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference West Division match up.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Grinnell, Iowa for a Midwest Conference match up.
The West Central Heat take on the Ridgewood Spartans in an 8-man football game in Biggsville at West Central High School
The United Red Storm travel to Aledo to take on the Mercer County Golden Eagles in a Lincoln Trail Conference match up.
Part One of the annual Fall FS Ag Roundtable from the Patton Block Building, featuring panelists, Chris Gavin, Ron Moore, Representative Norine Hamond, Ken McMillan, Duane Bonifer, Rob Elliott, Senator Neil Anderson, David Zimmerman, Brendan Marshall, Representative Dan Swanson, and Lauren Lurkins, co-moderated by Deloss Jahnke and Vanessa Wetterling.
Part two of the annual Fall FS Ag Roundtable from the Patton Block Building, featuring panelists, Chris Gavin, Ron Moore, Representative Norine Hamond, Ken McMillan, Duane Bonifer, Rob Elliott, Senator Neil Anderson, David Zimmerman, Brendan Marshall, Representative Dan Swanson, and Lauren Lurkins, co-moderated by Deloss Jahnke and Vanessa Wetterling.
2022 Warren County Prime Beef Festival Annual Farmer's Appreciation Breakfast from the Monmouth American Legion, featuring Keynote Speaker Lauren Lurkins, Director of Environmental Policy with the Illinois Farm Bureau, Representative Norine Hammond, Representative Dan Swanson, and State Senator Neil Anderson.
Ms. Agar, English Teacher, Theatre Director, and Speech Coach at Monmouth-Roseville High School is the September Teacher of the Month, courtesy of MTC Communications, the Regional Office of Education #33, and WMOI/WRAM.
Kerns talks expansion of fiber in Media, Kirkwood, and soon into Smithshire, Adair, and Bardolph, plus talks security cameras on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh talks grants, Warren County Public Transportation, Very Special Persons Day at the Warren County Prime Beef Festival, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Building and Zoning report, including the Park District and Monmouth Town Homes
Discussion on the latest Woodard and Curran report, including the ongoing project in the Monmouth-Roseville High School Parking Lot
Discussion on the agreement with LMP Agency and TIF reimbursement as well as an agreement with the WIRC
Street closure request for the United Way of Greater Warren County Hispanic Heritage Festival on Saturday, September 17th and discussion on the proposal of repairing Well #5
Declaration of Monmouth Police Department surplus property of an old squad car and the upcoming community Shred Day on October 1st from 9 am to noon at Citizens Lake
Director of Public Relations and Marketing Patrick Osterman and VP of Clinical and Support Services Adrian MacGregor talk the opening of the Monmouth Clinic in October, providing services of Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Ear, Nose and Throat, and Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Casas will be a part of the 21 and over Magic Fest After Dark on Friday, October 7th at 7 pm at Meks on Main in Monmouth, which is part of The Great Nicola Magic Festival with the Warren County History Museum.
Andrews will headline the 21 and over Magic Fest After Dark on Friday, October 7th at 7 pm at Meks on Main in Monmouth as part of The Great Nicole Magic Festival with the Warren County History Museum.
Monmouth College welcomes Wartburg College to April Zorn Memorial Stadium for the first night game on the campus in football program history.
2022 Princess Malia Killey, 1st Runner Up Addisyn Switzer, 2nd Runner Up Molly Mattan, and 3rd Runner Up Paige Richardson. Molly Mattan won Talent and McKinley Rexroat won Personality.
Gilbert talks Old Friends Talk Art on Wednesday, September 7th at 10 am, Junior Memberships, 64Arts Gallery Reception on Friday, September 9th form 5 to 7 pm, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville travels to Spring Valley High School for a TRAC cross-division match up.
The United Red Storm travel to Princeville for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up in Week 2 of the IHSA football season.
McKenzie Schleich, Josh Oaks, Matt Lovdahl, and Aubrey McVey highlight the upcoming events for the 2022 Warren County Prime Beef Festival September 3rd through September 10th on the WRAM Morning Show.
As a sponsor of the event, Vitale talks the upcoming FS Ag Appreciation Breakfast on Friday, September 9th, plus samplings of new energy drinks and fire-brewed craft soda, and operations on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rankin discusses the upcoming Great Lecture Series and Romeo and Juliet production on the Monmouth College campus, plus provides the history of the Warren County Prime Beef Festival on the WRAM Morning Show.
McCrery talks Medicare D enrollment and upcoming informational meetings in Henderson and Warren County on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tatro discusses the ribbon cutting at Solvera Health on August 31st at their Galesburg location and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer talks gift card scams, golf carts and permitted non-highway vehicles on City Streets, job opportunities, Labor Day campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pilger talks the MACC Ambassador Program on promoting local small businesses on the WRAM Morning Show.
Courson talks upcoming Candle Vigil on Wednesday, August 31st for International Overdose Day, plus highlights the upcoming Discover Wellness Summit on September 23rd.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Kewanee Boilermakers for a TRAC cross-division football game at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The United Red Storm host the Annawan/Wethersfield Titans for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at United High School.
Rick and Dina Chick share all the details for Saturday's event on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hobbs-Curley talks budgeting workshops, webinar series, and more upcoming events on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg talks upcoming events with the Prime Beef Festival including their annual ag day for 4th graders, a grain bin rescue class, farm safety day, and safe practices on the upcoming harvest season.
Robbins talks about the purchase of the former Wells Fargo building and plans for that space as well as the former Haase building and the current location of Robbins Resource Management on South Main in Monmouth.
Ewing talks the new school year, including staff, events, fall sports, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mowen updates on everything occurring at Jamieson Community Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
As you know, the stock market has attracted a lot of attention – and for good reason, as we’ve seen considerable volatility almost from the beginning of the year. But if you own bonds, or bond-based mutual funds, you might also have some concerns. However, it’s important to understand why bonds should continue to be an important part of your portfolio.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talk work anniversaries, getting out in the schools this year, trainings, upcoming blood drive on September 19th, and hiring opportunities on the WRAM Morning Show.
Administrator Link talks back to school vaccines, COVID-19, new vaccinations, monkeypox, and no positive cases for West Nile on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich and Moberg update on deadlines and events with the NRCS offices on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies talks the vision of the Monmouth Community Fund and Warren County Prime Beef Festival Parade Grand Marshall on the WRAM Morning Show.
Loving and Jennings talk open positions and upcoming job fairs, education pathways, and the ongoing Back to School campaign on the WRAM Morning Show.
Witherell discusses her role with OSF HealthCare, the opening of the Wound Care Clinic in Monmouth, location changes of clinics, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kudla-Polay talks start of classes on Monday, August 22nd, enrollment programs, the Galesburg and Sampson Promise, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Burgland talks upcoming event at the Monmouth American Legion Sunday, August 21st from 11 to 1 pm.
Maple City Street Machines Car Cruise Wrap up and Monmouth Police Department Monthly Report
Discussion on Receiving a grant for the Downtown Revitalization project, expected to begin in 2023
Woodard and Curran monthly report discussing ongoing and upcoming road projects within the City of Monmouth
Discussion on the approval of TIF Monies for reimbursements on the installation of a steel outdoor staircase and brick work on downtown businesses
Discussion on the approval of bid for the construction of a new parking lot and community space off A Street
Discussion on the approval of the golf cart and non-highway vehicles to be utilized within the City of Monmouth and the regulations needed to pass inspection, plus roads that will not be authorized to drive on
What to know about IRA Rollovers with Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter.
Gendron highlights August specials and previews when the McRib will be back at the Monmouth McDonald's location on the WRAM Morning Show.
Adams talks media, markets, and his upcoming lecture at the 6th Annual Wiswell-Robeson Lecture on the Monmouth College campus Monday, September 12th.
Wyatt and Bonifer talk upcoming school year for Monmouth College students on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt talks budget, installation of an intercom system, e-learning use, and policy discussions on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh provides an update on Warren Achievement Center and Warren County Public Transportation on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ben Davis, Youth Development/Member Service Director, Staci Bass, Healthy Living Director, and Emily Brooks – Membership/Youth Development Director highlight ongoing and upcoming programs and fall sports at the Warren County YMCA.
Superintendent Fletcher provides and overview from the latest Board of Education meeting as the 2022-2023 academic year is right around the corner.
Vice talks their upcoming 2nd Annual Monmouth Vocational Scholarship kids fishing derby, dinner, trivia, and awards night on Saturday, August 20th.
Kristyne highlights upcoming events at the BCA including a family movie night on Friday, August 12th, the SSB Photography Show, auditions for Arsenic & Old Lace and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Michelle Thomas provides all the details about the upcoming run honoring her daughter Riley and proceeds benefitting St. Jude.
Springer talks ongoing projects, Galesburg Area Vocational Center, inflation, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Pilger highlights projects that went on at the Lincoln building this summer and is gearing up for the upcoming school year for the Monmouth-Roseville School District.
Huston talks sprint cars, Club 41, Captain Carp, and provides a crop update on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricketts talks ongoing scams to watch out for and not fall victim, including financial scams, phone scams, spoofed calls, robocalls, and not clicking on links through emails or text messages.
Sharp provides a general understanding of what Ag in the Classroom offers locally, topics that are covered, resources gained at the national Ag in the Classroom event in New York, and upcoming events in the new school year on the WRAM Morning Show.
Higgins discusses building plans for the new Eagle View clinic coming to Monmouth, highlights the Recharge Teen Center, the upcoming Health Fair on August 11th, sports physicals, and wellness visits on the WRAM Morning Show.
Huang talks upcoming Fall Semester at Western Illinois University, including return to campus, upcoming initiatives, enrollment, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
President of the Club Clifford Adams and Committee of Five Dustin McKee on the WRAM Morning Show.
Part 1: Building and Zoning Report of ongoing construction within the City of Monmouth.
Part 2: Public Works Report, including discussion on the City’s approval of a trailer mounted sewer vacuum machine
Part 3: Discussion on submission of road projects within the City of Monmouth to the Illinois Department of Transportation for approval
Part 4: Discussion on the Ordinance pertaining to the use of Low-Speed Vehicles and Golf Carts on City streets, which will be brought up at the next City Council meeting as amendments are being made to the current ordinance
Part 5: Discussion of a Class 6 Liquor License at the Monmouth College campus, plus talk on the upcoming Car Show on Friday, August 5th and items not allowed, including bicycles, golf carts, Bird scooters, or pets
Piecemakers Quilt Guild Bi-Annual 2022 Quilt Show "Quilts Across America" will be held at the Knox County YMCA Saturday, August 6th and Sunday, August 7th.
Gaither talks upcoming Annual Dinner, ribbon cuttings, and the workforce expo on the WRAM Morning Show.
Moore talks the 2023 Farm Bill, labor concerns, electric vehicles, crops, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sanberg and Armstrong provide a crop update along with highlighting upcoming events with the Farm Bureau on the WRAM Morning Show.
Enroth talks ongoing events with the University of Illinois Extension on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Edwards talks employment opportunities with the department, addressing drug concerns, the 988 mental health crisis line, construction, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Secretary in Public Relations and Advertising Aubrey McVey, Board Member Josh Oaks, and Vice President and Pageant Director McKenzie Schleich highlight the upcoming events for the Prime Beef Festival in September on the WRAM Morning Show.
One of the organizers of the event Jackie Saul highlights the upcoming events for the 22nd Annual Balloon Race in Galesburg, July 29th - 31st.
Smith gives all the details about an upcoming benefit for Livermore at St. Pat's Community Center on Saturday, July 30th from 11am to 4 pm.
Chief Switzer talks slowing down, cracking down on distracted driving, security for the upcoming Car Show in Downtown Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Reed and Medina Foshay provide an oversight of what all the free West Central Head Start school readiness program entails on the WRAM Morning Show.
2022 Little Miss Hadley West, Junior Miss Islia Rodeffer, and Miss Henderson County Queen Reagan Spence on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cole talks insurance and renting of her facility, Meks on Main, on the WRAM Morning Show.
Caplis and Johnson talk Solvera Health and their Galesburg location on the WRAM Morning Show.
Randall breaks down the daily events and activities taking place during the 2022 Henderson County Fair on the WRAM Morning Show.
DeKezel talks the new Emergency Department at Holy Family in Monmouth, the opening of the Wound Care Clinic, plans in the works with the former Cottage Hospital building in Galesburg, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Atlas Take Charge is a 4-piece metal band from Henderson County, Illinois and Miller talks about their upcoming gigs on the WRAM Morning Show.
Marr provides a crop update, talks tariffs, ethanol, and exports on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Weber discusses the name change, ongoing project of the community mural, and the upcoming Heritage Festival in September on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen talks food pantry, use of Community Room, Thrift Store, bids on construction at the KC Hall, and Senior Nutrition on the WRAM Morning Show.
Discussion on the Extension of Recyclables Collection Contract with Eagle Enterprises, which will go to a bi-weekly 4 days a week pickup to coincide with resident’s trash collection
Discussion on the approval of Commercial Building Rehabilitation Applications and demolition bids within the City of Monmouth
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talk emergency planning for businesses, June incidents and reports, as well as trainings on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich talks Conservation Reserve Program and the approaching deadline on the WRAM Morning Show.
Miss Warren County Madeline Blaesing, Junior Miss Charlie Russell, and Little Miss Ainsley Rundle on the WRAM Morning Show.
For many years, Americans provided for their retirement needs through three sources: employer-sponsored pension plans, Social Security income, and savings and investments accumulated through employer plans or individual accounts – the so-called “three-legged stool.” But today, that stool is shakier than it used to be. What can you do to strengthen it?
Therapeutic Horseback Instructor and Rainbow Riders Executive Director Krista Bushmaker on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt provides and update from the United Board of Education on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tarchione provides a crop outlook for the 2022 growing season on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren Achievement Center Marketing Coordinator Sean Cavanaugh on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sloan and Kuna talk business and all things currently happening in the car selling, buying, and maintenace industry on the WRAM Morning Show.
Secretary Gayle Baker and Treasurer Thad Tharp highlight the upcoming Tri-County Cattleman's Summer Tour and Social on the WRAM Morning Show.
Elliott talks Next Generation Fuels Act, other legislative priorities, including the Farm Bill 2023, and a farming outlook on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher highlights discussed items at the recent Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education meeting, including e-learning days, ongoing construction projects, enrollment, and the budget on the WRAM Morning Show.
Audra Baker, Director of the OSF Holy Family Wound Care Clinic, and Angie Grady, Clinical Nurse Manager of the OSF Holy Family Wound Care Clinic in Monmouth.
Emily Higgins – EagleView Community Health System Marketing Public Relations Coordinator on the WRAM Morning Show talks the new clinic opening in Monmouth in 2023.
Springer highlights the latest happening with the economy and upcoming events on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville High School and Junior High Drama students will present Emma A Pop Musical in the High School Auditorium on Friday July 15th and Saturday July 16th at 7 pm both evenings. The production is free and open to the public.
Director Gilbert highlights all things happening at the Buchanan Center for the Arts on the WRAM Morning Show.
Williams highlights upcoming events taking place at the 2022 Mercer County Fair that gets underway Tuesday, July 12th.
Building and Zoning report including two acquired properties up for demolition and improvements and opening of El Merkadito in the former Vaughn’s building
Striping paint has arrived and begun in downtown Monmouth, plus discussion on the water supply and the upcoming Harlem Avenue reconstruction project
The City is looking for bids on the construction of a parking lot that housed the former Dairy Building, which will be turned into a public area featuring a pergola, picnic tables, and more
City of Monmouth has approved a service agreement with C & D Electric to perform electrical necessities within the city
Discussion on creating an ordinance to regulate brush and tree disposal at the City of Monmouth’s landfill plus upcoming road reconstruction projects
Shimmin previews all upcoming events for the 2022 Warren County Agricultural Fair on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vice and Link highlight the upcoming 2nd Annual Monmouth Area Vocational Scholarship Fundraiser on Saturday, August 20th with a fishing derby from 8 am to noon at Citizen's Lake, followed by dinner and trivia at the Monmouth VFW Hall.
Chief Switzer talks fireworks safety this 4th of July weekend, celebrating responsibly and not drinking and driving, plus keeping your houses, cars, garages, or sheds locked up on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Petitgout talks road rage and what to do in avoiding confrontation, fireworks safety, drug concerns, and burglary and theft on the WRAM Morning Show.
The 93rd District has now been changed to the 94th District. Representative Hammond talks abortion rights, gun tracing platform, being named President of State Ag and Rural Leaders Board, and House Bill 5400 of an FFA vehicle plate option on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director McCrery talks automated phone call system for seniors, upcoming events at the center, and the challenges with prices on Medicare Plans on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricco and Hilten highlight an upcoming event on Friday, July 15th; Ricco will have a Lemonde Stand set up on the square in Downtown Monmouth in front of Kellogg printing with proceeds benefitting OSF HealthCare Holy Family Medical Center in memory of his late grandfather, John Hennenfent.
Shaw and Manthai discuss the purchase of new American Flags displayed on the Downtown Square and the event of giving away United States flags, which they hope to make an annual event.
Link and Schumm talk COVID vaccines for those 6 months to 4 years old, West Nile Virus, a Free Wellness Program, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The annual Fourth of July fly-in breakfast at the Monmouth Municipal Airport is back. Kunkle highlights the upcoming day's events on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich talks crop certification, Conservation Reserve contracts, EQUIP, cover crops, and provides a field update on the WRAM Morning Show.
There are different types of freedoms – such as financial freedom, which can open the doors to many other opportunities. What steps can you take to gain your financial independence? Local Advisor Ryan Painter breaks it down.
Conard talks last day of early voting ahead of Illinois' Primary Voting Day Tuesday, June 28th, plus provides an overview of who is on the ballot and designated polling places on the WRAM Morning Show.
Harbach discusses and highlights events happening with the University of Illinois Extension on the WRAM Morning Show.
Vancil is running for Henderson County Sheriff in the upcoming June 28 Primary Election.
Long and Armstrong update with all things going on with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau, including the upcoming peach fundraiser on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Whitsitt discusses the recent United School Board meeting, including staffing, the amended budget, ongoing projects, and new curriculum standards on the WRAM Morning Show.
Corbin highlights the CASA program and the need for volunteers on the WRAM Morning Show.
Huston provides a crop update while also updating on his Captain Carp project on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher discusses a bioretention basis being installed in the high school parking lot, upgrades at the facilities, and curriculum on the WRAM Morning Show.
Parrish highlights the upcoming Stoneware Fest and Swap Meet on Saturday, June 25th at the Museum.
United Way of Greater Warren County has requested to close their quadrant on the square for a festival in September, plus discission on the Monmouth Fire Department and Police Department.
Discussion on a Request for Qualifications regarding the new Airport Hangar in Monmouth.
Discussion on arrival of the paint for striping the streets within the City of Monmouth and the approval for a rebuild of the Water Station Lift System.
Discussion on the City of Monmouth’s budget, resurfacing of 57 City Blocks, and electric vehicles and charging stations.
Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd offer tips to stay safe and cool in the extreme summer temperatures plus fire safety and fireworks safety during the 4th of July holiday on the WRAM Mornings Show.
With cryptocurrencies so much in the news, you might be wondering if you should invest in them. But “invest” may not be the right word – because, in many ways, cryptocurrencies, or “crypto” for short, are more speculation than investment. Learn more from local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter.
Pattee Executive Director Alana Newman and Rental and Events Manager Alyssa Whitacre highlight the upcoming Magic Fest in October of 2022 at the Warren County History Museum on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gavin highlights the upcoming Ryde for Ryder event on Saturday, June 25th with proceeds benefitting families coping with childhood cancer.
At CheekyBaby3D LLC they show you those cheeky babies with a short clip of hearing the baby's heartbeat, 2D imaging is black and white view of baby, 3D imaging is a 3D image of your baby where the face can be seen in better detail, 4D imaging is 3D images in motion to create a video, and HD live is a more realistic image of baby using 3D/4D technology.
Board passes two lines of credit for Warren County Public Transportation to utilize $1.6 million ARPA funds
Pearson and Cavanaugh discuss a bridge repair, compliance reports, and the hiring of Scott McClintock to fulfill a 4-month contract as the county’s Associate Public Defender
County Board has approved premium pay and also will be placing bids for numerous upgrades around the Warren County Courthouse, made possible through American Rescue funds
Recap of the latest Board Meeting and preview what is to come in the next months ahead of the board’s September meeting
Director Buckmaster talks keeping your pets safe in the hot summer temperatures and updates on all things at the Knox County Humane Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
Schreiner discusses Health Profession opportunities at Carl Sandburg College on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director McCrery talks Social Isolation Prevention Program, a Benefit Access Program, and upcoming events with Strom Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Brown discusses the upcoming Anti-Stigma event on Saturday, June 18th at Standish Park in Galesburg, plus she also highlights the upcoming Discover Wellness Summit in September on the WRAM Morning Show.
Risk is a normal part of investing. If you didn’t take on any risk, you wouldn’t have the potential to achieve higher returns. But how much risk should you accept? Hear from Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter as he offers tips in determining your own risk factors.
Springer discusses Innovative Production USA moving into the area and also highlights KCAP's upcoming annual event on Thursday, June 16th at the Orpheum Theatre on the WRAM Morning Show.
Ricketts talks vacation scams and how to remain safe this summer while traveling on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth Rotary Club Members Kristyne Gilbert, Vicki Hennenfent, and Marcum Spears preview the upcoming Pork Chop BBQ Fundraiser on Tuesday, June 14th from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville Native Drew Cole has been named the new Assistant Women's Basketball Coach for the Illinois State Redbirds.
Cavanaugh and Shaw provide an update on all things happening at the Warren Achievement Center, including Warren County Public Transportation and job opportunities available on the WRAM Morning Show.
Barnhill talks Quint Cities Restoration's four main areas of focus, including Roofing, Siding, Gutters and Storm Restoration on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen discusses the food pantry, including the upcoming Halfway to Freezing for Food June 21st - 23rd, benefitting the pantry and also the Roseville Helping Hands Food Pantry. Mowen also touches on summer meals and the Thrift Store hours on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mayor Davies shares the approval of a Council Proclamation and Ken Helms discusses the Building and Zoning Report, as well as the Woodard and Curran report.
Helms discusses the approval of sale for the surplus ladder truck from the Monmouth Fire Department.
Administrator Steinbrecher highlights the green infrastructure grant that has been approved for the Monmouth-Roseville High School Parking Lot.
Administrator Steinbrecher discusses TIF District Funds and the process of providing city financial incentives to improvements on the former Hardee’s Building that Gilberto Vasquez in upgrading to a Mexican restaurant.
Administrator Steinbrecher talks a water improvement project that will administer $2 million Rebuild Illinois Grant Funds.
Lew, Mayor Davies, and Ken talk housing developments, the economy, and electrical rates.
Smith talks the One Year Anniversary of the County Line Diner in Smithshire on the WRAM Morning Show.
Stephanie Hilten, Director of Philanthropy at OSF gives Vanessa Wetterling, Co-Owner of WRAM/WMOI a tour and talks about the brand new expanded OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth.
Director Gaither talks upcoming events with the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning Show, including their annual golf outing on Monday, June 13th.
Eric Sorensen joined Mike Weaver on WRAM to let listeners know more about him and why he is running for a seat in Congress. He will be on the Democratic ballot in the primary election on June 28, 2022.
Jonathan Logemann joined Shawn Temple on WRAM to let listeners know more about him and why he is running for a seat in Congress. He will be on the Democratic ballot in the primary election on June 28, 2022.
Brooks talks the opening of the Pattee Outdoor Pool on Saturday, June 4th, a new text message alert system, and what is ahead for the summer season at the Warren County YMCA, including Day Camp on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Eckstine talks spring training on the Monmouth College campus for the Drum Corps International Colts Drum and Bugle Corps of Dubuque, Iowa until June 29th on the WRAM Morning Show.
Carlson talks all things 4-H as they head into a busy summer season, including upcoming barbeques at the Henderson County Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 4th and one at the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau on Tuesday, June 7th.
Mike Thoms, the Mayor of Rock Island, joined Vanessa Wetterling on WRAM to let listeners know more about him and why he is running for a seat in the Illinois legislature. He will be on the Republican ballot in the primary election on June 28, 2022.
Litesa Wallace joined Mike Weaver on WRAM to let listeners know more about her and why she is running for a seat in Congress. She will be on the Democratic ballot in the primary election on June 28, 2022.
Maloney and Homes discuss their upcoming performance "C'mon Get Happy" at the Orpheum Theatre on June 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Bowen and Chepape talk about A Book by Me, a project where students write stories about import subjects since 2003.
Director Gilbert talks upcoming events at the Buchanan Center for the Arts on the WRAM Morning Show.
The West Central Heat take on the Forreston Cardinals in a class 1A Super-Sectional at Sterling High School.
The West Central Heat take on St. Bede Academy Lady Bruins in the Class 1A sectional championship game at Williamsfield High School.
Armstrong and Long provide a crop update along with upcoming events with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau on the WRAM Morning Show.
Greenlief recently purchased the Italian Village in Monmouth with business partners Kayla Wade and Albert and Sarah Teel. Greenlief is also the proprietor of Cedar Creek Kennels, training K-9's and their handlers.
Stanton and Edwards highlight the upcoming Memorial Day programs across the local area on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer and Investigator Kramer discuss the upcoming Fishing Derby at Citizen's Lake on Saturday, June 4th, plus the need for dispatchers, the annual Memorial Day campaign, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Jenks talks the upcoming Community Care Days with 10 local churches that will tackle multiple projects on June 17th and 18th, plus previews the upcoming 2022-2023 Maple Leaf Community Concert Series on the WRAM Morning Show.
The West Central Heat battle the Sterling Newman Central Catholic Comets at Williamsfield High School in a class 1A sectional semifinal.
May is Stroke Awareness Month and Connie Wessels talks about what a stroke is, how to prevent a stroke and signs of a stroke
Angie Normoyle joined Vanessa Wetterling on WRAM to let listeners know more about her and why she is running for a seat in Congress. She will be on the Democratic ballot in the primary election on June 28, 2022.
Painter provides an overview of Edward Jones while discussing inflation, the economy during a global shutdown, stock market, gasoline prices, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hang'em Right owner Rick Navarro highlights his gutter business serving the Monmouth community on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm meet the North Fulton Wildcats at United High School with a Class 1A Regional Championship on the line.
‘Should You Make Extra Mortgage Payments?’ with Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ryan Painter
Director Mowen talks Half-Way to Freezing for Food, inflation, meal site locations, summer meals, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Sikorski highlights the summer Park District program for 1st through 6th graders on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Rexroat and Capt Cozadd talk about fire hydrant flushing, smoke detector installation, fallen firefighter's memorial and summer heat pre-cautions.
Michael Connell Professor, Business and Economics at Monmouth College gives a short history lesson on money and what Crypto Currency is.
The United Red Storm host the West Central Heat at United High School in a class 1A regional semifinal. United senior Nolan Leffler pitches a perfect game, sending the Red Storm to the regional championship game.
Director Kang Hee Hong highlights the upcoming summer camps and classes being offered on the Carl Sandburg College campus in Galesburg for students aged 7 to 18 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Superintendent Fletcher talks biliteracy programs, discussion on a school resource officer, sports, transportation and fuel bids, the first reading of a balanced budget and upcoming graduation for the Class of 2022 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Mayor Davies, Helms, and Frieden discuss presented firefighter awards, citizen recognitions, monthly updates from the Monmouth Fire and Police Departments, and an infrastructure update on the WRAM Morning Show.
Bass talks the opening of the Outdoor Pattee Pool, the upcoming Memorial 5K run/walk on May 28th, and highlights the new tumbling facility location on the WRAM Morning Show.
Froelich highlights upcoming deadlines with the local NRCS office on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans hosts Deer Creek-Mackinaw in a Class 2A Regional Quarterfinal at Monmouth Park.
Edward Jones presents Financial Focus; Painter discusses 'Harnessing the Power of Budgeting.'
Director Kinzer previews upcoming events with the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce including smoke detector installations, Friday evening Farmer's Market, the annual golf outing, ribbon cuttings, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
The United Red Storm host the Illini West Chargers in a non-conference baseball match up at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference West Division match up at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth.
Wallace discusses her upcoming 9th annual Monmouth Backpack program fundraiser, which supports the Monmouth-Roseville and United School District, on May 26th, followed by future upcoming events on June 21st and July 23rd all at the Monmouth American Legion.
Superintendent Whitsitt talked graduation, which is on Sunday, May 15th, gave an overview of the recently held board meeting, and highlighted the spring sports action on the WRAM Morning Show.
Higgins shares the big announcement of Eagle View's purchase of the former Fusion Theater in Monmouth, and that Eagle View will be opening a full-service clinic in 2023. Higgins also touches on open job opportunities and a student, staff, and employee partnership on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh talks employment milestones, Warren County Public Transportation, and an overall update of Warren Achievement Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shied talks being voted the 2022 Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year, highlights their upcoming two-year anniversary, and shares what is on the horizon this summer for the Tin Cup on the WRAM Morning Show.
Listen to the 71st District Illinois State Representative Forum below featuring Candidate Dan Swanson and Candidate Matthew Rauschert.
Dr. Braet talks allergy season, the use of sunglasses, school eye exams, and retinal imaging on the WRAM Morning Show
Springer touches on upcoming events, Site Selectors Economic Development, Workforce Population Growth, and more in the WRAM Morning Show
Baliva wraps up last week and previews the upcoming athletic events for the Monmouth College Fighting Scots
Adolphson wraps up the previous week of sports and previews the upcoming week for Monmouth-Roseville athletics.
Wood discusses receiving the 2022 IPS Learning Community Achievement Award for their Community Employment Services on the WRAM Morning Show
Sparkman talks upcoming events at the YMCA, the opening of the outdoor Pattee Pool on June 4th, as well as aquatics safety on the WRAM Morning Show
Broad overview including the City’s budget, grant funding, criteria for selecting which roads to repair, and the total amount it would take to improve everything
Monmouth-Roseville High School Parking Lot Project; Aesthetic Improvement with green space and environmentally friendly upgrade taking place this June and July
North 6th project, Broadway and Euclid, and other discussion on total costs of upcoming projects and future projects
Downtown Monmouth water main replacement and road reconstruction project as well as the streetscape improvement for the Downtown; hopeful to begin this project in 2023
Discussion on the future of electric vehicles and the impact that will have on the local motor fuel tax funds in Monmouth
Summary of road reconstruction projects on tap and discussion on a small market, parking lot, picnic space, in the empty lot on South A Street
Helms and Shamblin highlight the upcoming Furry Friends Fundraiser on Saturday, May 7th at the Monmouth American Legion from 4 to 10 pm.
Sheriff Edwards discusses public service career opportunities for Corrections Officers and Patrol Deputies locally on the WRAM Morning Show.
Finally, discussion on West Nile and Avian Flu by Administrator Link on the WRAM Morning Show
Administrator Links discusses Lyme Disease and the importance of catching a tick bite early
Latest COVID-19 update for Warren County from Administrator Link on the WRAM Morning Show
Administrator Link talks Type 41 (Hepatitis Virus) that is being seen in children 10 and under and also touches on the Norovirus
Schneider and Mowen discuss the 30th anniversary of the National Association of Letter Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 14th.
Final discussion from the Council Meeting covering surplus property of the Monmouth Fire Department, a brief introduction of the agenda on the next Council Meeting and an upcoming comprehensive look at upcoming infrastructure projects within the City, which can be heard on WRAM Thursday, May 5th in the noon hour
Mayor Davies and City Administrator Steinbrecher talk the transition of City waste collection to Lakeshore Recycling
Recap of the Zoning Report, which explains the change of zoning for properties within the City
City discusses the near completion of the new airport hangar, monthly rental fees, and that the annual Fly-In Breakfast will be held
Recap of the Director’s Report including demolition of properties, an update of the Townhome structures, and the park district building on North 11th Street
Froelich highlights upcoming deadlines, reminds listeners that compliance letters have been mailed, and discusses an upcoming collection of old unusable ag pesticides through the Illinois Department of Agriculture's Pesticide Clean Sweep Program.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a senior night TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth Park.
Director Kinzer sums up the Annual Chamber Dinner and announced the recipients of Large (Western Illinois Home Healthcare) and Small (Tin Cup) Business of the Year and Citizen of the Year (Tom Best) on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Gaither talks upcoming events with the Galesburg Chamber including their Local Elected Officials Luncheon on May 12th, golf outing on June 13th, and am Interchange Exchange Event on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls soccer team hosts Limestone at Pattee Fields in Monmouth for the Titan Senior Night.
Seniors from the Monmouth-Roseville Titan girls soccer team join Shawn Temple on the postgame show on Senior Night.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth for a TRAC West Division match up.
Enroth talks the cool spring and planting, mole control in your yards, upcoming events, and ongoing local plant sales in Knox County and United High School on the WRAM Morning Show.
Long and Armstrong provide a field and planting update while also highlighting upcoming events with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau on the WRAM Morning Show.
Abingdon-Avon 6th Grader Macy Brooks, ICS 4th Grader Lyndie Kane, ICS 6th Grader Mallory Corzatt, West Prairie 7th Grader Kadin Russell, and West Central 8th Grader Ruby Gittings
M-R Sophomore Aubrey Killey, M-R Sophomore Logan Corzatt, and M-R Freshman Sophie Russell
Gendron shares the upcoming promotions for May and job opportunities on the WRAM Morning Show.
Canada talks the upcoming informational meeting for a Diabetes Prevention Program, which is nationally known and has been studied, on May 12th at the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau building in Monmouth on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Weber highlights the details of the Grand Opening Celebration of their new location in downtown Monmouth on Saturday, May 7th. United Way of Greater Warren County is also celebrating their 50th birthday this year.
Director Gilbert highlights upcoming events and exhibits on display at the BCA for public viewing.
Director Betar in great need of volunteers for upcoming Spring Games on Saturday, May 7th.
The United Red Storm host the Knoxville Blue Bullets for an important Lincoln Trail Conference double header at United High School.
Kathleen Murphy is running as a Lieutenant Governor Candidate/Running Mate with Jesse Sullivan on the Republican Ticket for Illinois Governor in the upcoming Primary Election.
Albin shares details on the Heritage Bible Church’s Drive-Thru Indian Taco Supper on Monday, April 25th.
The five United Red Storm seniors join Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple on the postgame show.
The United Red Storm host the Annawan/Wethersfield Titans for a Lincoln Trail Conference game at United High School. It's also senior night for United.
DeKezel provides an update on the new Emergency Department at OSF Holy Family Medical Center while also touching on organ and tissue donation awareness month, the opening of a wound care clinic, and the Life Flight helicopter hangar at OSF St. Mary. Meanwhile, Dwyer talks volunteers at the hospital as it is Volunteer Appreciation week.
Price discusses the history of Cottage Rehab and Sports Medicine and the services provided to the Monmouth community on the WRAM Morning Show.
President Wyatt and Bonifer talk Monmouth College’s ‘Light This Candle Campaign’ and present an overview of the college on the WRAM Morning Show.
Thompson highlights the college’s upcoming theatre performance “Luv” May 5th through the 8th at the Carl Sandburg College Fine Arts Theater.
Shaw promotes the upcoming 56th Annual Pancake and Sausage Day at the Monmouth American Legion on Saturday, April 23rd.
Fire Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd talk wind driven fires, certification classes and trainings, and offer tips for safe burning and calling before you dig on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shimmin provides a field work summary and highlights the recent 4-H and FFA livestock judging competitions for area participants from Monmouth-Roseville, West Central, Abingdon-Avon, Bushnell Prairie City, and United on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kinzer discusses upcoming events with the Monmouth Area Chamber, including the Annual Dinner, Chamber Staff Appreciation Lunch, and the annual Golf Outing on the WRAM Morning Show.
Hamilton kicks off the Spring Sale happening at Bob’s TV and Home Furnishings in Stronghurst.
Principal Patrick Coate highlights United West Elementary and the Music Program as the WMOI/WRAM, MTC Communications, and the Regional Office of Education #33 Program of the Month.
Superintendent Whitsitt provides an update from the United Board of Education meeting including, graduation and other end of the year upcoming events, construction projects within the district, and open teaching positions on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren County Board Chairman Mike Pearson and Buildings and Grounds Committee Chairman Sean Cavanaugh provide an overview from the recent County Board meeting including, transportation, upgrades at the Courthouse, salaries, internet access, and the upcoming election on the WRAM Morning Show.
Tim Wells grew up chasing birds and squirrels on a farm near Canton, Illinois. After earning a business degree from Monmouth College, he became an entrepreneur in the asbestos removal business, employing 27 consultants. Also buying and selling farm real estate, he branched off into building commercial properties, primarily gas stations and quick lubes. Having made an early fortune, he began traveling the world, pursuing his passion for hunting and capturing his adventures on video. The author of two books and a YouTube sensation, he is the winner of the prestigious Golden Moose Award for Best Outdoor Host, six years running. His documentaries and shows are viewed more than half a billion times annually. From his ranch near Canton, he runs his businesses and continues to host Relentless Pursuit TV, while enjoying his family, barefoot walks in the woods, eating fried squirrel and napping with his dog, Jack
Superintendent Fletcher discusses the districts Reading Intervention Program, approaching the City of the addition of a School Resource Officer, the approved school calendar, and congratulates the High School's Solo and Ensemble being State Champs in Class B on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director Mowen provides an update on the new childcare facility opening in the future at the Knights of Columbus Hall, talks congregate meals sites, and job openings on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Galesburg to take on the Silver Streaks in a non-conference match up.
Sheriff Petitgout talks National Telecommunications Week, provides a crime update, offers tips to seek shelter during severe weather, and previews planting season safety on the WRAM Morning Show.
Chief Switzer talks National Telecommunicators Week and the SAFE T Act, which was passed in 2021 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Springer talks 2021 retail numbers, consumer activity in general, a broadband survey in Knox County, and the CEO Program Trade Show on May 10th in Galesburg on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shamblin talks the upcoming Fish Fry Fundraiser on the evening of Friday, April 8th and updates all going on at the rescue, including the need for volunteers on the WRAM Morning Show.
McCreary, Dugan, and Robbins each update on their current businesses and Haase and MC Sport will be merging together.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Mariah and Amanda bring awareness to the domestic violence and share the resources available to anyone through the Western Illinois Regional Council on the WRAM Morning Show.
Newman and Best talk the Grand Opening of the Warren County History Museum on Saturday, April 9th with a ‘Fedoras to Fashionistas’ exhibit opening to the public, while also highlighting upcoming events and exhibitions at the museum on the WRAM Morning Show.
Adult Day Program Administrator Sue Blackman and Marketing Director Sean Cavanaugh provide an overview of services and community involvement happening at the Warren Achievement Center.
Dutton highlights upcoming events to benefit the American Cancer Society and local Relay for Life events on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert highlights the upcoming pork chop barbeque fundraiser on Tuesday, June 14th with the Monmouth Rotary Club on the WRAM Morning Show.
Special requests, building and zoning projects, and a Woodard and Curran update are discussed on the WRAM Morning Show.
CEO Sam Brooks and Membership and Youth Development Director Emily Brooks talk Summer Camp, the outdoor Pattee Pool, and an upcoming Memorial 5K on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the United Red Storm for a non-conference match up at Monmouth Park.
Gaither provides an update on upcoming events with the Chamber and area businesses, plus touches on the workforce investment and impacts on the community.
Tharp highlights the timeline of events for the Monmouth-Roseville FFA Chapter Dinner and Auction at the Monmouth American Legion Wednesday, April 6th.
The 2 state representatives discuss the new legislature and how it will possibly impact agriculture.
The speakers discuss how the current global climate will impact the agriculture marketplace in the US.
President Clarence Wyatt discusses the addition of an Ag Business major at Monmouth College.
Monmouth Country Club President Jeff Thompson says the club is available to the public to rent, updates have been completed and more in the future are scheduled.
Administrator Link talks discounted lab draws April 18th through the 28th, provides a COVID update, and a second booster shot.
United High School FFA President Elaina Alleman asks members of the 2022 Ag Roundtable questions about how to get experience going into the ag field, current issues in the beef industry, and how we can support local farmers and producers.
Speakers with various perspectives across the agriculture industry weigh in on how the Ukraine invasion will impact the US markets.
Speakers give insight on how to prepare for any infectious diseases that could pose a threat to livestock.
Discussion on how the pork and food production industries will recover from various complications introduced in the past year from Covid-19.
Various speakers discuss themes in the current marketplace that will impact the livestock industry.
Huston provides updates on the current field conditions, his Captain Carp project, American Hemp Research products, and Club 41 on the WRAM Morning Show.
Director McCrery discusses their telephone program available to local seniors, updates on the Thrift Shop, drug plans, and their medical equipment program on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davis and Betar wrap up the Polar Plunge season for the local area of Special Olympics Illinois Region-F and preview the upcoming Track and Field Summer games at Sunny Lane Field on May 7th.
Banking on a Cure will be held locally at Gibson Woods on June 3rd to support Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society.
Chief Switzer wraps up the St. Patrick's Day campaign, discusses the upcoming seat belt campaign throughout April, and reiterates the laws of utilizing the Brid Scooters in the Monmouth community on the WRAM Morning Show.
“Casa Sol” is a series of events designed to help the Monmouth College campus explore the region’s growing Hispanic community.
Armstrong provides an update of upcoming events and deadlines with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau.
McMillan talks inflation, the price of fuel, stock market, farm economy, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gugliotta and Rogers highlight the Recharge Teen Center Open House and what area teens can expect when the center opens on Thursday, March 31st.
Canada breaks down the upcoming Diabetes Support Group topic on Monday, March 28th in the Wellness Classroom at OSF Holy Family Medical Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rauschert talks campaign trail leading up to the June 28 Primary Election in Illinois on the WRAM Morning Show.
Gilbert talks upcoming classes, displays in the gallery, and the recent publication of Nancy's Journey by local author Nancy Stevens on the WRAM Morning Show.
Davies and Helms discuss the recent proclamation, Monmouth Fire and Police monthly reports, overpopulation of cats, and grants on the WRAM Morning Show.
Rexroat and Cozadd talk outdoor burning warning, sever weather training, and weather siren meanings on the WRAM Morning Show.
DeKezel provides an update on the construction of the new Emergency Department on the Holy Family Medical Center campus in Monmouth and a general update of all things OSF HealthCare on the WRAM Morning Show.
WRAM “Community Hour” host Shawn Temple interviews Eric Johnson, Chief Advancement Officer at Carl Sandburg College, who discusses scholarship opportunities. (Recorded Wednesday, March 16, 2022)
Shaw highlights the upcoming Kiwanis Pancake and Whole Hog Sausage Day on Saturday, April 23rd on the WRAM Morning Show.
Koss discusses business and materials available at the store to get you springtime ready on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth for a non-conference match up.
Part one of coverage and topics from Day 2 of the 2022 FS Spring Ag Roundtable on WRAM.
Springer says the City of Galesburg has committed to funding four new business incentive programs that will utilize a portion of their received American Recovery Plan Act Funds as well as highlights the 380-acre solar project just outside of Galesburg on the WRAM Morning Show.
Warren County Health Administrator Jenna Link and OSF Holy Family Community Relations Coordinator Amber Wood discuss the MOVE (Monmouth One Voice for Everyone) event planned for Saturday, March 19, at the Warren County History Museum.
WRAM “Community Hour” host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth College Associate Professor Michael Solontoi, who will be the featured presenter Wednesday, March 16, at the 42nd annual “Great Decisions” Series on Foreign Affairs. Professor Solontoi’s topic for discussion is “Outer Space.”
Superintendent Whitsitt provides the latest from the United School Board's monthly meeting, including the rise of fuel prices and the newly approved graduation designation program on the WRAM Morning Show.
Sheriff Martin Edwards discusses the importance of highway safety on the WRAM Morning Show.
Shied highlights new exciting additions to the Tin Cup before switching hats and talking business and production at Midwestern Pet Foods on the WRAM Morning Show.
Cavanaugh updates the latest with all things Warren Achievement Center on the WRAM Morning Show.
The Galesburg Community Foundation and River Bend Food Bank’s partnership to bring a regional food bank branch to Galesburg will be located at the corner of Main and Henderson Streets in the former Rheinschmidt’s Carpet Center. The River Bend Food Bank will provide greater access to more nutritious and perishable foods for more than 50 food pantries, including the FISH Food Pantry in Galesburg, and the Jamieson Community Center in Monmouth.
Superintendent Fletcher shares the latest from M-R's monthly school board meeting, including the rising gas prices and the Illinois Education Association Annual State of Education report on the WRAM Morning Show.
Landscaping Ninjas Owner Austin shares they offer lawn care maintenance and landscaping using battery operated equipment for lawn maintenance. Gas prices are going up, Landscaping Ninjas prices stay the same.
Mayor Rod Davies, City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, and Communications Director Ken Helms share the latest from the recent Monmouth City Council Meeting on the WRAM Morning show.
Gaither shares upcoming events through the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce on the WRAM Morning show.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with former Monmouth College professor Tom Sienkewicz and former Galesburg Public Library director Pam Van Kirk, who are working with the U.S. government's Sponsor Circles Program to help settle an Afghan refugee family in Monmouth.
Director Sparkman talks aquatics programs at the Warren County YMCA on the WRAM Morning Show.
Monmouth-Roseville's Lincoln Early Childhood is the March School Spotlight, courtesy of WMOI/WRAM, MTC Communications, and the Regional Office of Education #33.
Deputy Reynolds announces her candidacy for Warren County Clerk & Recorder in the upcoming June primary on the WRAM Morning Show.
Paul announced his candidacy for Governor of the State of Illinois in February 2021. Paul is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Illinois Farm Bureau, the National Rifle Association, and Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Parish. He resides in Monroe County with his wife Lori and their two sons, Ethan and Garrett.
Conard announces she will not be seeking re-election in the upcoming June primary for Warren County Clerk & Recorder, while also previewing who will be on the ballot for Warren County and the State of Illinois.
Owner Doug Smith talks business and success at the County Line Diner in Smithshire, IL on the WRAM Morning Show.
Assistant Director Best shares details of the upcoming Timeless Typewriters Event at the Warren County History Museum on Saturday, March 19th.
Director Mowen shares the current status of programs and services available through the Jamieson Community Center on the WRAM Morning Show from 3-1-2022.
Sheriff Petitgout discusses the current rise in crime in local communities on the WRAM Morning Show 2-28-2022.
Live coverage of the 2022 IHSA Solo and Ensemble Competition from Monmouth-Roseville High on Sunny 97.7 WMOI.
The United Red Storm battle the Southeastern Suns in a Class 1A Sectional Semifinal at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The United Red Storm take on the Ridgewood Spartans in the Class 1A Wethersfield Regional Championship.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth College Senior Grace Woerner about her college experience and how the pandemic has affected internship opportunities, campus activities, and overseas studies. (Recorded Monday, Feb. 28, 2022)
Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva review the past week, and previews the upcoming week in Fighting Scots athletics. (Recorded Monday, Feb. 28, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth College Visiting Assistant Professor Jessica Vivian, the featured speaker this week during the College's "Great Decisions" series. (Recorded Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022)
WRAM "Morning Show" Spotlight interview with University of Illinois Horticulture Extension Educator Chris Enroth. (Recorded Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Long and President Jake Armstrong. (Recorded Feb. 24, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling reviews this week's Monmouth City Council meeting with Administrator Lew Steinbrecher and Communications Director Ken Helms. (Recorded Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022)
The United Red Storm battle their Lincoln Trail Conference counterparts, the Stark County Rebels, in a Class 1A regional semifinal at Wethersfield High School in Kewanee.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Knoxville Blue Bullets in a Class 2A regional semifinal at Knoxville High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews City of Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer for a review of his department's monthly report to City Council. (Recorded Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews City of Monmouth Fire Department Chief Casey Rexroat. (Recorded Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth-Roseville FFA students David Ramirez and Malia Killey. (Recorded Friday, Feb. 18, 2022)
Buchanan Center for the Arts Executive Director Kristyne Gilbert discusses upcoming activities and events. (Recorded Friday, Feb. 18, 2022)
Prairie Radio Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva for a recap of the previous week's athletic competition. (Recorded Monday, Feb. 21, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a Class 2A Regional Quarterfinal game.
The United Red Storm host the Galva Wildcats for a Class 1A Quarterfinal match up at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Rockridge Rockets in the Class 2A Orion Regional Championship game.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Tiffany Cole of Country Financial Insurance. (Recorded Feb. 18, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Dr. Robert Ayers of OSF Holy Family, Monmouth, and St. Mary Medical Center, Galesburg. (Recorded Feb. 18, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren County Board Members Mike Pearson and Sean Cavanaugh. (Recorded Feb. 17, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Stacy Kosier, Director of Dental Hygiene Program at Carl Sandburg College. (Recorded Feb. 16, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards about staffing challenges, as well as the prospects for the construction of new county jail in Monmouth. (Recorded Feb. 16, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Midwest Bank representatives Ken Quinn and Madison Nallery about the upcoming Ag Seminar at Monmouth Country Club on Friday, March 4. (Recorded Feb. 15, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Erin Buckmaster of the Knox County Humane Society. (Recorded Feb. 15, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with Caitlin Meagher, "Great Decisions" international affairs series featured speaker at Monmouth College. (Recorded Feb. 15, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with United Red Storm boys basketball varsity coach Doug Dennison. (Recorded Feb. 15, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Rockridge Rockets in a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the West Central Heat in a Class 1A regional semi-final at West
Central High School.
The United Red Storm take on the Mendon Unity Lady Mustangs in a Class 1A regional semi-final at West
Central High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the Knoxville Blue Bullets in a Class 2A Regional Semi-final game at Orion High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling reviews latest Community Unit District #304 school board meeting with Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt. (Recorded Feb. 11, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Jake Sottos, Monmouth-Roseville boys basketball varsity coach. (Recorded Feb. 11, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Knox County Area Partnership (KCAP) President Ken Springer. (Recorded Feb. 14, 2022)
The United Red Storm host the West Central Heat in a Class 1A regional quarterfinal match up at United High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the West Central Heat for a Lincoln Trail Conference battle at Abingdon-Avon High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Rockridge High School for a TRAC West Division match up.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews F&M Bank Vice President Trent Cox and Monmouth Branch Manager Payton Brentise. (Recorded Feb. 9, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren Achievement Center Marketing Coordinator Sean Cavanaugh. (Recorded Feb. 10, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews OSF Diabetes Education Coordinator Tina Canada. (Recorded Feb. 10, 2022)
The Fighting Scots travel to Knox College for a Midwest Conference basketball match up.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Galesburg Chief of Police Russ Idle. (Recorded Feb. 1, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" weekly interview with Monmouth-Roseville HS boys basketball coach Jake Sottos. (Recorded Feb. 4, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Warren County YMCA membership directors Emily Brooks and Ben Davis, who preview upcoming activities including the "Share the Love" Event on Valentine's Day, Monday, Feb. 14. (Recorded Feb. 4, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Michelle Reyburn of Smithfield Foods and Tiffany Cole of Country Financial to discuss MOVE (Monmouth One Voice for Everyone) and the hiring of an executive director to spearhead a community branding initiative. (Recorded Feb. 4, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Monmouth-Roseville Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson. (Recorded Feb. 7, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva, who reviews the past week in Fighting Scots athletics, and then looks ahead to this week's activity on the basketball court, in the pool, and on the track. (Recorded Feb. 7, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview: Pam Gaither, Executive Director of the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce, discusses upcoming events on the Chamber calendar, as well as progress on the construction of a new public library. (Recorded Feb. 7, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth College Visiting Professor Caitlin Meagher, who previews the 42nd annual “Great Decisions Series on Foreign Affairs” Event on Feb. 16, which will address the future of the Quad Alliance among the U.S., India, Japan and Australia. (Recorded Feb. 8, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Cathy Froelich, Warren County Soil & Water District Conservationist. (Recorded Feb. 8, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Jamie Duke of Galesburg and Frank Trandicosta of Eureka, two-thirds of the "Three Random Guys Comedy Tour". (Recorded Feb. 8, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" weekly interview with United High School boys basketball coach Doug Dennison. (Recorded Feb. 8, 2022)
Mayor Rod Davies and Communications Director Kenny Helms discuss the Feb. 7, 2022, meeting of the Monmouth City Council with WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling. (Recorded Feb. 8, 2022)
Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview featuring Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Monmouth-Roseville HS girls basketball head coach Scott Weber. (Recorded Feb. 9, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Lyndsay Mitchell, Communications and Marketing Director for the Illinois Corn Growers. (Recorded Feb. 9, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth-Roseville School Superintendent Ed Fletcher, who shares details regarding the district's decision to continue to recommend mask-wearing for students, staff, and faculty. (Recorded Feb. 9, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Sherrard High School for a TRAC West Division battle with the Tigers.
The United Red Storm host the Annawan Braves for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up on Senior Night for the Red Storm boys.
The United Red Storm host the Stark County Lady Rebels on Senior Night the United girls. The Red Storm seniors join the postgame show following the game.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Morrison High School for TRAC West Division match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers for a TRAC West Division match up.
Administrator Link gives the latest COVID-19 update for Warren County, discussion the anticipated authorization of vaccinations for those 6 months to 4 years of age and talks Pediatric Dental Month on the WRAM Morning Show.
Owner Dillon Vancil and Dame Fine Coffee are celebrating one year on the Monmouth community on February 9th. Vancil also shares that he will be expanding the business with two locations in Galesburg, opening March 1, 2022, with plans to expand further with a location in Burlington, IA in the near future.
Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with United HS boys basketball coach Doug Dennison. (Recorded Feb. 1, 2022)
Strom Center's Director Carol McCrery discusses available options for local seniors for their Medicare Part D plans prescription costs and the Senior Citizens Assessment Freeze Homestead Exemption for those 65 and older on the WRAM Morning Show.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Sarah Nelson, recently appointed Adult Transition Coordinator at the Stone Hayes Center for Independent Living in Galesburg. (Recorded Jan. 31, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva, who discusses recent developments in Fighting Scots athletics with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple. (Recorded Jan. 31, 2022)
Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Monmouth-Roseville HS Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson. (Recorded Jan. 31, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Long and President Jake Armstrong. (Interview recorded Jan. 28, 2022)
Monmouth Area McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Jake Sottos, Monmouth-Roseville HS boys basketball head coach. Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple discusses the impact of the Titans' senior class on this year's team, as well as its overall relationship with Coach Sottos and the rest of the Titan athletic program. (Interview recorded Jan. 28, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling discusses preventive and corrective eye care with Dr. Alexandra Braet of Kehoe Eye Care. (Interview recorded Jan. 27, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling and Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple discuss the effects of Title IX legislation on the evolution of girls and women's athletics with Jen Armstrong, Monmouth College's Director of Alumni Engagement. (Recorded Jan. 27, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with Jessica Donaldson, Director of Behavioral Health, Regional Office of Education #33. Donaldson trains educators to better understand brain development, from pre-natal through 12th grade. (Interview recorded Jan. 27, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a TRAC West Division game.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference match up at Monmouth College.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire for a Midwest Conference match up at Monmouth College.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Kewanee Boilermakers in a TRAC cross-division game at Monmouth-Roseville.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Rockridge Rockets in an important TRAC West Division match up. It's also senior night for Monmouth-Roseville.
Gibb addresses the cost of food, inflation, and supply chain issues surrounding the restaurant and food retail industry. We also learn of upcoming additions at the Buffalo 67 steakhouse and grille restaurant for the Monmouth community to look forward to.
Teen Center Coordinator Amy Gugliotta and Teen Center Services Coordinator Amy Rogers discuss the features and what to expect about the new Recharge Teen Center opening in Monmouth, 213 South Main Street, in collaboration with Eagle View Community Health Systems. The recharge center is expected to be completed next month and will be open after school and throughout the summer for local teens.
Read more: https://977wmoi.com/2022/01/new-teen-center-in-monmouth-expected-to-be-completed-next-month/
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown Panthers at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm host the Princeville Princes at the Field House at United High School for a Lincoln Trail Conference contest.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with ROE #33 Superintendent Jodi Scott and Assistant Superintendent Lori Loving about the results published in the 2021 Illinois Educator Shortage Study. (Recorded Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling discusses the need for emergency and home security planning with Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer. Prepare for life's unexpected events by adopting these advised plans into your home. (Recorded Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Victor Dantas, newly named men's head soccer coach at Sandburg College in Galesburg. Dantas, a native of Brazil, was the Sandburg top assistant for the past three years. In today's episode, he shares his recruiting and roster plans for the upcoming 2022 season. (Recorded Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Orion High School for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference match up with the Chargers.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host Kewanee in a TRAC cross-division match up at Monmouth-Roseville.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference West Division showdown at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The United Red Storm travel to Woodhull to take on the Ridgewood Spartans in a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at Alwood High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews John Eckstine, Director of Athletic & Symphonic Bands at Monmouth College. (Recorded Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022)
WRAM / Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and United Girls Basketball coach Lisa Coleman. (Recorded Friday, Jan. 21, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with United School District #304 Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt. (Recorded Friday, Jan. 21, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling discusses Thursday night's District 238 School Board meeting with Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent Ed Fletcher. (Recorded Friday, Jan. 21, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" weekly interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Monmouth-Roseville varsity boys basketball coach Jake Sottos. (Recorded Friday, Jan. 21, 2022)
OSF HealthCare St Mary Medical Center & Holy Family President Lisa DeKenzel walks us through how OSF is responding to patients, families, and healthcare professionals impacted by the Cottage Hospital closure. We're also updates on how COVID-19 continues to roar through and impact our local communities.
Dr. Ayers helps to distinguish the difference between influenza and COVID symptoms and touches on monoclonal antibodies and new oral medications.
Communications Director Ken Helms Discusses Police Accommodations given to 4 officers, a tele communications, and a Monmouth citizen. Helms also shares the latest Monmouth Police Department and Fire Department monthly reports given at the recent Monmouth City Council Meeting. City of Monmouth Public Works Director Andy Jackson gives an update on the roads and current status of grants and upcoming repairs in the near future. Monmouth City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher discusses the approval of Lake Shore Recycling contract for 7 years as the new solid waste collection and Helms shares a new business is coming to the Monmouth community for archery repair and sales.
Fire Chief Rexroat and Captain Cozadd wrap up calls throughout 2021 and most recently the month of December, while also touching on winter preparation and tips to assist first responders on arriving at your house more efficiently.
Local Farmers and Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau members Cassie and Tyler Schleich received the 2021 Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leaders Excellence in Agriculture Award and recently represented Illinois and competed at the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 2022 Annual Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. Both have held multiple leadership roles at the state and county level and are involved with local 4-H and FFA chapters all while operating and managing their own family business.
Monmouth-Roseville travels to Port Byron, Illinois for a TRAC West Division game against Riverdale.
The United Red Storm host Abingdon-Avon for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at The Field House at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host Camp Point Central and Mercer County for a triangular meet at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth American Legion Post #136 Commander Martin Edwards and Finance Director Cheri Stanton. (Recorded Jan. 12, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Titans girls basketball head coach Scott Weber. (Recorded Jan. 12, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jan Helms, board member and treasurer of the Western Illinois Animal Rescue in Monmouth. (Recorded Jan. 12, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling discusses the most recent increase in coronavirus cases in Warren County with Health Department Administrator Jenna Link. (Recorded Jan. 13, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and United High School varsity girls basketball coach Lisa Coleman. (Recorded Jan. 13, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren Achievement Center Marketing Coordinator Sean Cavanaugh for a review of the WAC's 60th anniversary year of operation. (Recorded Jan. 13, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Abingdon-Avon High School for a non-conference match up against the Tornadoes.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna Link about the uptick in local Covid numbers. (Recorded Dec. 28, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer, who addresses the important topic of winter weather driving. (Recorded Dec. 28, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews State Representative Norine Hammond (R-Macomb). (Recorded Dec. 29, 2021)
WRAM “Community Hour” host Vanessa Wetterling interviews State Representative Dan Swanson about the upcoming 2022 election, agriculture issues, foid cards, and a variety of other legislative issues in the Land of Lincoln. (Recorded Dec. 30, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Mike Weaver interviews Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Pam Gaither for a review of 2021 activities and a look forward to the GACC's 2022 events and programs. (Recorded Jan. 3, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with United High School boys basketball head coach Doug Dennison. (Recorded Jan. 4, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with OSF Community Relations Coordinator Amber Wood, newly elected president of the Monmouth Rotary. (1-4-22)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies, City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, and Communications Director Ken Helms as they review Monday night's City Council meeting. (Recorded Jan. 4, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Monmouth-Roseville varsity girls basketball coach Scott Weber. (Recorded Jan. 5, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Loren Fullmer interviews Erica Lawson, member services director at the Knox County YMCA. (Recorded Jan. 5, 2022)
WRAM "Morning Show" host Loren Fullmer interviews F&M Bank Branch Manager Payton Brentise and VP Marketing Rhonda Houzenga about their new Monmouth location. (Recorded Jan. 5, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Kelsey Crain speaks with United High School girls basketball coach Lisa Coleman for an update on the Red Storm's season. (Recorded Jan. 6, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Scooters Coffee about the opening of their new location in Monmouth, IL. The new Scooters location, featuring espresso drinks, smoothies, and a variety of sandwich/pastry items is located next to Fareway. (Recorded Jan. 6, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Kelsey Crain interviews Kelly Corbin, executive director, Court Appointed Special Advocate of West Central Illinois. (Recorded Jan. 6, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Kelsey Crain interviews Warren County YMCA Youth and Membership Director Emily Brooks about upcoming programs and events. (Recorded Jan. 7, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Kelsey Crain interviews Monmouth College Dean of Faculty Mark Willhardt and Communication Director Duane Bonifer as they discuss the start of the spring semester, which begins with two weeks of remote learning in response to the uptick of coronavirus cases in Illinois and throughout the country. (Recorded Jan. 7, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Doug Price, manager of Cottage Rehab and Sports Medicine Clinic in Monmouth. (Recorded 1-7-22)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple reviews the past week and looks ahead to this week's Titan sports activities with Monmouth-Roseville High School Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson, including several cancellations and rescheduled events. (Recorded 1-10-22)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Nathan Baliva, director of sports information at Monmouth College. (Recorded Jan. 10, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Illinois State Representative Norine Hammond (R-Macomb), as she seeks re-election in the newly drawn 94th District in western Illinois. (Recorded 1-10-22)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling speaks with U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos about the Next Generation Fuels Act, the introduction of an independent meat processing program, as well as other legislative matters. (Recorded 1-4-22)
WRAM "Community Hour" discussion with KCAP President Ken Springer, who shares details of a $70 million clean energy development south of Galesburg. (Recorded 1-11-22)
WRAM / Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with United High School boys basketball coach Doug Dennison. (Recorded Jan. 11, 2022)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Dr. Seamus Reilly, president of Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, Ill. (Recorded Jan. 11, 2022)
The United Red Storm host the Knoxville Blue Bullets for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at the Fieldhouse at United High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Mustangs at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a TRAC West Division match up.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Fighting Scots Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva. (Recorded Jan. 3, 2022)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Monmouth-Roseville HS Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson. (Recorded Jan. 3, 2022)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Rockridge Rockets for the Cliff Warkins Memorial Tournament championship at Erie High School
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on Brown County in the consolation championship game at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans and Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes battle in the consolation semifinals of the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament at Brophy Hall on the WIU campus.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle Wethersfield in a consolation game at the Macomb/Western Holiday Tournament at Western Illinois University's Western Hall.
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Carrie McCance, Marketing and Public Relations Coordinator, OSF Healthcare. Carrie highlights several ongoing initiatives at OSF Healthcare, including the addition of medical personnel as well as the new emergency room addition at OSF Holy Family in Monmouth. (Recorded Dec. 16, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Staci Bass, Healthy Living Director at the Warren County YMCA. (Recorded Dec. 27, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Dirk Lefler (Workforce Innovation Board of Western Illinois), Kim Kuchenbrod (Apprenticeship Illinois) and Kelli Kinzer (Monmouth Chamber of Commerce) about work force shortages and the importance of apprenticeships and recruiting practices. (Dec. 20, 2021)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth-Roseville varsity girls basketball coach Scott Weber during the McDonald's Monmouth "Coaches Corner" segment on the WRAM "Morning Show". (Dec. 22, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth Fire Department Chief Casey Rexroat and Captain Craig Cozadd for an update on department initiatives and activities. (Dec. 21, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews City of Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies and Communications Director Ken Helms about the twice-monthly City Council meeting. (Dec. 21, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling interviews Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau President Jake Armstrong and Manager Gina Long about the recent spate of warm weather and its effect on local farm fields. (Dec. 17, 2021)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth-Roseville boys basketball head coach Jake Sottos during the Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" segment on the WRAM "Morning Show". (Dec. 17, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna Link about the recent increase locally in COVID-19 cases. (Dec. 22, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple interviews Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen. (Dec. 22, 2021)
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Flanagan/Cornell Falcons at the Abingdon-Avon Great Western Shootout at A-Town High School.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes take on the Macomb Bombers at the Abingdon-Avon Great Western Shootout at A-Town High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" monthly update interview with Ken Springer, president of the Knox County Area Partnership. (Recorded Dec. 13, 2021)
OSF Family Medicine Specialist Dr. Robert Ayers discusses the latest findings around the Omicron variant of COVID-19, as well as the effect of virus-related hospitalizations on area medical facilities. (Recorded Dec. 16, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent Ed Fletcher, who provides an update on COVID protocols and precautions. (Recorded Dec. 15, 2021)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Warsaw High School for a non-conference battle with the West Hancock Titans.
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with United Red Storm varsity football coach David Milroy. (Recorded Oct. 8, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Sean Cavanaugh and Julie Shaw, who discuss the upcoming West Central Leadership Fall Luncheon. (Recorded 10-7-21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jamie Ballard (Maude Specklebelly), Mike Sheid (Tin Cup), Kevin Cerar (Patton Block Brewpub & Grille) and Sarah Walters (Market Alley Wines). (Recorded Oct. 6, 2021)
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with City of Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer, who discusses traffic safety during the fall harvest season. (Recorded Oct. 6, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" review of the Monmouth City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 4, 2021. (Interview recorded 10-5-21)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Abingdon-Avon varsity football coach Rick Quinn. (Recorded Oct. 5, 2021)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva review the past week and preview the week ahead in Fighting Scots athletics. (Recorded Dec. 6, 2021)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple discusses the Monmouth College sports week in review with Fighting Scots Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva. (Recorded Dec. 13, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Stephanie Woodard, Director of Carl Sandburg College's Upward Bound Math-Science Program. (Recorded Dec. 13, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Security Savings Vice President Dorothy Ricketts, who discusses how to keep your money and identity safe from scammers. (Recorded 12/14/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Pam Gaither, who reviews Halloween weekend activities and previews the upcoming months of November and December calendar of events. (Recorded Nov. 1, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" with Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Long and President Jake Armstrong. (Recorded Oct. 29, 2021)
University of Illinois extension educator Tessa Hobbs-Curley discusses the "Take Charge of Your Health" program, which guides participants on how to live healthy lives while dealing with chronic conditions. (Recorded Oct. 29, 2021)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Lisa Coleman, varsity girls basketball coach at United High School. (Recorded Nov. 18, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Duane Bonifer, Monmouth College communications director, who discusses the career of longtime Scots English professor Dr. Gary Wilhardt. (Recorded Dec. 2, 2021)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Lisa Coleman, varsity girls basketball coach at United High School. (Recorded Dec. 2, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jenna Link, Warren County Health Department Administrator, who discusses the latest COVID-19 data with Prairie Communications host Vanessa Wetterling. (Recorded Dec. 1, 2021)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Scott Weber, head coach of the Monmouth-Roseville varsity girls basketball team. (Recorded Dec. 1, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Dr. Andrew Margenot, Assistant Professor of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Margenot discusses his role in helping farmers to become "better stewards of the soil." (Recorded Nov. 30, 2021)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple discusses the first week of the high school basketball season with United boys varsity coach Doug Dennison. The Red Storm won four of their five games at the ROWVA / Williamsfield Thanksgiving Tournament. (Recorded Nov. 30, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with District Conservationist Cathy Froelich. (Recorded Nov. 30, 2021)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans hit the road to Knoxville High School for a non-conference game against the Blue Bullets
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Morrison Fillies for a TRAC West Division game at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Titans Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson.
(Recorded Dec. 6, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Pam Gaither, Executive Director of the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce, as she reviews and previews a variety of holiday events in the Galesburg area.
(Recorded Dec. 6, 2021)
WRAM / Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple and Doug Dennison, head coach of the United High School boys basketball team. (Recorded 12-7-21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Nancy Mowen and Amber Wood, Monmouth Rotary members, who discuss some of the group's recent service activities with Prairie Communications co-owner Vanessa Wetterling.
(Recorded Dec. 7, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with City of Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies, Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, and Communications Director Ken Helms, as they discuss agenda items from Monday night's City Council meeting. (12-7-21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Carol McCrery, Executive Director of the Strom Center, who discusses Medicare enrollment, prescription medication and the Center's Annual Christmas Party. Interviewed by Prairie Communications co-owner Vanessa Wetterling. (Recorded Dec. 8, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Leann Courson, Bridgeway System of Care Coordinator, who discusses the West Central Illinois ROSC (Recovering Oriented System of Care) program with Prairie Communications co-owner Vanessa Wetterling. (Recorded Dec. 9, 2021)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Sean Cavanaugh, Warren Achievement Center Marketing Director, who talks about the Capital Campaign, the upcoming Achievers Christmas Party at Meks on Main, employment opportunities at the Achievement Center, as well as the success of the Warren County Public Transportation service. Interviewed by Prairie Communications co-owner Vanessa Wetterling. (Recorded December 9, 2021)
The United Red Storm host Galva for a Lincoln Trail Conference match up at the Fieldhouse at United High School.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Julie Shaw, Monmouth Kiwanis President, who talks about the 2022 Pancake & Sausage Breakfast, to be held Saturday, March 5, at the American Legion Hall on North 11th Street in Monmouth. (Recorded 12/9/21)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Riverdale Rams at Monmouth-Roseville High School for a TRAC West Division match up.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Erie-Prophetstown for a TRAC West Division match up at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Farmington Farmers for their home opener at Monmouth-Roseville High School on Sunny 97.7 WMOI.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Aledo for a non-conference match up with the Mercer County Golden Eagles.
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews United HS head football coach David Milroy, as they discuss the Red Storm's season-ending loss to Iroquois West in the Class 1A playoffs. (11/4/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Lisa Holtschlag and Allen Edwards of General Grind, as they discuss the opening of a new recruiting office in Monmouth. (11/4/21)
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with Titans athletic director Jeremy Adolphson, who discusses the completion of the fall sports season at Monmouth-Roseville High School. (11/8/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with OSF Holy Family Medical Center psychotherapist Dr. Kaleena Williams, who discusses how to cope with stress and depression during the holidays. (11/18/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Dr. Robert Ayers of OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth, who discusses the importance -- and availability -- of COVID vaccinations for schoolchildren ages 5-11. (11/18/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Gwyn Ray, Monmouth child actress who recently had a role in the Christian movie, "No Vacancy". (11/16/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Stonghurst Booster Club members Jim Blender and Jade Parker, who discuss this year's downtown Christmas Walk. (11/11/21)
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with the Knox County Humane Society's Erin Buckmaster, who discusses pet care and pet adoption at the shelter. (11/10/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jessica Tharp, who discusses her role with the Better Business Bureau's Central Illinois office. (11/10/21)
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with Tina Canada, Diabetes Education Coordinator at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth. (11/10/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent Ed Fletcher. (11/9/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Reg Ankrom, author and historian, and special guest speaker at the Warren County History Museum on Friday, November 12, at which time he will address the political career of presidential candidate Stephen A. Douglas. (11/9/21)
The Momouth-Roseville Titan take on the Mercer County Golden Eagles at the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic at Orion High School.
The Momouth-Roseville Titan take on the Mercer County Golden Eagles at the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic at Orion High School.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans battle the Ridgewood Spartans on night two of the Orion 10 & 32 Tipoff Classic at Orion High School.
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with Doug Rankin and John Henderson, as they discuss the community theater production of "A Christmas Carol," which is being renewed this weekend at Monmouth College's Wells Theatre. (11/19/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer, who explains why motorists need to prepare for winter weather driving and how they should operate their vehicles in adverse conditions. (11/19/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Warren County Board Chairman Mike Pearson, Board member Sean Cavanaugh, and Jail Advisory Committee Chairman Chip Algren, as they discuss the property purchase for a proposed new jail in Monmouth. (11/19/21)
Fighting Scots Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva discusses all-conference football selections, including eight players on the Midwest Conference First Team. (11/22/21)
WRAM "Morning Show" interview with Monmouth-Roseville Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson and Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple. (11/22/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Abingdon-Avon Athletic Director Reid Kelso and Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple. (11/22/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with United High School Principal Chris Schwarz, who describes a kindness activity that he believes helps his students understand the concept of "Pat It Forward". (11/22/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with United School District Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt as he reviews the November school board meeting in addition to providing an update on COVID-19 numbers in the district. (11/22/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Pastor AJ Reynolds of Highpoint Church as he discusses the annual volunteer Thanksgiving Day Dinner to be served at the American Legion Hall on North 11th Street in Monmouth. (11/22/21)
Monmouth McDonalds "Coaches Corner" interview with United Red Storm boys basketball coach Doug Dennison and Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple. (11/23/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth Fire Department Chief Casey Rexroat and Captain Craig Cozadd. Chief Rexroat describes a busy month of training for his firefighters. (11/23/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Buchanan Center for the Arts Executive Director Kristyne Gilbert. (11/23/21)
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans get their 2021-2022 season started with a trip to the Orion 10 & 32 Tip-Off Classic against the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes.
The United Red Storm start their 2021-2022 at the ROWVA/Williamsfield Invitational Tournament with a match up with the Riverdale Rams.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans take on the West Central Heat in the semifinals of the ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament at ROWVA High School in Oneida.
Monmouth-Roseville and Abingdon battle for the ROWVA/Williamsfield-Ridgewood Thanksgiving Tournament championship at ROWVA High School in Oneida
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jeannie Weber of United Way of Greater Warren County. (11/9/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Ken Springer, president of the Knox County Area Partnership. (11/8/21)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Abingdon-Avon HS head football coach Rick Quinn, who discusses his team's 10-2 season following a loss in the Class 1A quarterfinals to Ridgeview-Lexington. (11/16/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth Chamber Executive Director Kelli Kinzer and Diana Higgins of "Sleep in Heavenly Peace". (11/15/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Nancy Mowen, executive director of the Jamieson Community Center. Nancy discusses a recent JCC board meeting, as well as the acquisition of the Monmouth Knights of Columbus Hall, which will be converted in a community day-care center. (11/17/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with West Central Heat football coach Jason Kirby, in which Kirby salutes his senior class and reviews his team's recently completed 9-3 season. (11/17/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Hank Shimmin of the Warren County Housing Authority and United High School exchange student Divine Chepape of South Africa. (11/12/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Cathy Froelich, Warren County Soil and Water District Conservationist. (11/16/21)
City of Monmouth Administrator Lew Steinbrecher and Communications Director Ken Helms discuss City Council topics from Monday evening's meeting. (11/16/21)
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes travel to Colfax, Illinois for an IHSA class 1A quarterfinal match up against Ridgeview/Lexington.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire in the 132nd Turkey Bowl at April Zorn Memorial Stadium in Monmouth.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth-Roseville High School cast members of the fall musical, "All Together Now." (Recorded 11/11/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Warren Achievement Center marketing coordinator Sean Cavanaugh. (Recorded 11/11/21)
Learn how to protect yourself or your business from scams, identity theft, malware, ransomware, phishing, and data breaches. The forum was recorded and played on WRAM, 1330am on Tuesday, November 9th. The panel included:
• Jessica Tharp – Better Business Bureau of Central Illinois
• Brad Ray – President and CEO Security Savings Bank
• Alex Hardin – President Community National Bank
• Dorothy Ricketts – Vice President, Security Savings Bank
• Ken Helms – Communications Director and IT, City of Monmouth
• Martin Edwards – Warren County Sheriff
• Greg Bee – Chief Information Security Officer, Pekin Insurance
• Jenna Stanton – Co-Owner, Stanton Insurance
• Kelli Kinzer – Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
• A Special Agent – FBI Criminal Division
• Rob Stevens – Carl Sandburg College Director of Technology Services
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the Iroquois West Raiders for an IHSA Class 1A 2nd round playoff in Abingdon.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Ripon College for a Midwest Conference match up
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Malia Killey, Chapter Reporter for the Monmouth-Roseville FFA. (10/29/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jenna Link, Warren County Health Department Administrator, as she reviews the latest COVID-19 data.
The United Red Storm travel to Gilman, Illinois for an IHSA Class 1A football playoff game against Iroquois West High School.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Lake Forest College Foresters for an important Midwest Conference match up at April Zorn Memorial Stadium in Monmouth.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Elmhurst, Illinois to play the IC Catholic Knights in the first round of the IHSA Class 3A playoffs.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes host the Annawan/Wethersfield Titans in Abingdon in the first round of the IHSA Class 1A playoffs on 10-29-21.
Jamieson Community Center Executive Director Nancy Mowen discusses the JCC's recent expansion of services, including the purchase of a new facility in Monmouth. (10/20/21)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews United Red Storm football coach David Milroy prior to his team's final regular season game against Abingdon-Avon. (10/21/21)
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Dr. Harley Brooks, chief medical officer of OSF HealthCare Holy Family in Monmouth, and St. Mary Medical Center in Galesburg. (10/21/21)
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Lisa DeKezel, president of OSF HealthCare Holy Family in Monmouth, and St. Mary Medical Center in Galesburg. (10/21/21)
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Western Illinois Animal Rescue leaders Phil Cooper and Brandy Woehler, as they preview the shelter's "Howloween" 5K run and one-mile walk on Saturday, Oct. 30. (10/21/21)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple's weekly interview with Monmouth-Roseville Athletic Director and head football coach Jeremy Adolphson as he previews the IHSA postseason in football, volleyball, cross country and swimming, on AM 1330 WRAM. (10/25/21)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth College Football Head Coach Chad Braun following his team's 47-14 Homecoming victory over Cornell College during the "Community Hour" on AM 1330 WRAM. (10/25/21)
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Illinois 74th District State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha). (10/25/21)
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with Rick Quinn, head football coach at Abingdon-Avon, 2021 co-champions in the Lincoln Trail Conference. (10/26/21)
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Monmouth Fire Department Chief Casey Rexroat, who explains the importance of recognizing the safety sounds -- such as smoke and carbon monoxide detectors -- around your household.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Kristyne Gilbert, Executive Director of the Buchanan Center for the Arts. Gilbert discusses the current 64 Arts exhibit, the 40th annual Security Savings Bank Photography Show, as well as the Taste of the Arts Gala. (10/26/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Kelli Kinzer, executive director of the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, who previews an upcoming monthly luncheon program with special guest Dirk Loeffler. (10/18/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with City of Monmouth leadership, includes review of City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, 2021. (10/19/21)
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Steve Koss, manager of the People's Do It Center in Monmouth. (10/19/21)
Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Abingdon-Avon head football coach on the Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" segment, 10/19/21.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/30) with Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kelli Kinzer and Coraima Rodriguez, owner of the Mexican grocery store Supermercado Quatro Hermanos.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/30/21) with Richard "Dick" Humes, who previews the 2021 Illinois State Cornhusking Context at Lewis Farm near Good Hope.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Ana Sharp, "Ag in the Classroom" instructor with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/29/21) with Monmouth author Susan Van Kirk, whose most recent title, "The Witch's Child," is scheduled to be published in October.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/28/21) with Monmouth Fire Department Chief Casey Rexroat and Captain Craig Cozadd who discuss farm safety training as well as severe weather preparation recommendations.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/24/21) with University of Illinois Extension specialists Shelby Carlson and Julian Inniss as they discuss National 4-H Week.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/24/21) with Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Manager Gina Long, who reviews a busy summer and fall schedule of events and activities.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/23/21) with Susan Meyer, founder of the annual Schuyler Street Stroll in Oquawka, who discusses this year's upcoming event and activities.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/22/21) with BCA's Kristyne Gilbert, Kendall Thompson and Rebecca Quick, who discuss the creation of a colorful new mural in downtown Monmouth.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/21/21) with City of Monmouth Communications Director Ken Helms and Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, who review the Monmouth City Council meeting held September 20, 2021.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/17/21) with United School District Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt, who discusses the September 16, 2021, school board meeting, as well as the district's recent COVID numbers.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/17/21) with Stephanie Hilten, OSF HealthCare Holy Family Medical Center's Major Gifts Officer, who discusses the popular "Bushels for Care" program.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/15/21) with Monmouth High School and Monmouth College graduate Dr. Jeremy Carrier, now on staff at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview (9/15/21) with Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent Ed Fletcher, who reviews district budget for 2021-22 school year.
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes travel to Knoxville High School to take on the Blue Bullets. The winner earns a Lincoln Trail Conference championship.
The United Red Storm travel to Rushville/Industry for a non-conference game. With a win by the Red Storm, they would be playoff-eligible.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host Erie-Prophetstown for the Three Rivers Athletic Conference West Division championship game at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the University of Chicago for a Midwest Conference game at April Zorn Memorial Stadium.
The United Red Storm host the ROWVA/Williamsfield Cougars for a Lincoln Trail Conference contest.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Riverdale High School to take on the Rams in a Three River Athletic Conference West Division match up.
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Health Department Administrator Jenna Link, who reports that this week's COVID-19 virus data indicates a downward trend in positive cases for Warren County.
WIRC Public Relations Manager discusses the upcoming "Project Santa" program, which provides Christmas gifts for eligible children in Hancock, Henderson, McDonough and Warren counties.
During a WRAM "Community Hour" interview, Stacey Dutton discusses the importance of regular cancer screenings as part of the American Cancer Society's Breast Cancer Awareness effort in the month of October.
The Galesburg Chamber's October events calendar features a number of interesting people, places, and things to see and do in the Knox County community. Gaither shares some of the details in a WRAM "Community Hour" interview. 10/4/21.
Monmouth College Fighting Scots defeat Lawrence University 42-0. The Scots now prepare for a first-place showdown at home against the University of Chicago.
Monmouth College SID Nathan Baliva's Weekly Fighting Scot Sports Update on October 4, 2021
Monmouth-Roseville Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson's Weekly Titan Sports Update on October 4, 2021
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin for a Midwest Conference match up.
The United Red Storm host Ridgewood at United High School for the Red Storm Homecoming/Senior Night game.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers for a Three Rivers Conference West Division match-up at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth.
The United Red Storm travel to Stark County for a match up in the Lincoln Trail Conference.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Rockridge High School for an important TRAC West Division match up.
BCA Artists in Residence Kendall Thompson and Rebecca Quick discuss their Mural Project on the north side of the Tin Cup coffeehouse in Monmouth with WRAM "Community Hour" host Shawn Temple. Recorded 9/22/21.
Hosted and Moderated by Vanessa Wetterling, Co-Owner WMOI/WRAM Radio
Intern Host by Grace Simpson, Junior Environmental Studies Major Monmouth College
Panelists:
Brendan Marshall - West Central FS Crop Specialist and Recipient of the 2020 CCA Soybean Master Advisor Award
Dr. Wendell Shauman - 1967 Monmouth College Graduate, Local Farmer and Past Representative of Agriculture Board of Directors in Illinois
Troy Coziahr - Former Ag Educator, Past Manager of Monsanto Learning and Agronomy Center and Current Farm Manager at Hertz Farm Management
Ken McMillan - Past Legislator, Retired Economics Professor Monmouth College and Warren Henderson Farm Bureau Member
Mark Willhardt - Monmouth College Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Krista Swanson - Research Specialist with the Gardner Ag Policy, University of Illinois
Dr. Seamus Riley - President Carl Sandburg College
Brian Postin - Compeer Financial Officer
Mike Connell - Professor Business and Economics
Cassie Schleich - Recipient of the Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader in Excellence in Agriculture Award
Panelists:
Dr. Wendell Shauman - 1967 Monmouth College Graduate, Local Farmer and Past Representative of Agriculture Board of Directors in Illinois
Troy Coziahr - Former Ag Educator, Past Manager of Monsanto Learning and Agronomy Center and Current Farm Manager at Hertz Farm Management
Ken McMillan - Past Legislator, Retired Economics Professor Monmouth College and Warren Henderson Farm Bureau Member
Mark Willhardt - Monmouth College Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Krista Swanson - Research Specialist with the Gardner Ag Policy, University of Illinois
Dr. Seamus Riley - President Carl Sandburg College
Brian Postin - Compeer Financial Officer
Mike Connell - Professor Business and Economics
Cassie Schleich - Recipient of the Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader in Excellence in Agriculture Award
Brendan Marshall - West Central FS Crop Specialist and Recipient of the 2020 CCA Soybean Master Advisor Award
Hosted and Moderated by Vanessa Wetterling, Co-Owner WMOI/WRAM Radio
Intern Host by Grace Simpson, Junior Environmental Studies Major Monmouth College
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots travel to Jacksonville for a Midwest Conference match against the Blueboys of Illinois College.
The United Red Storm travel to Knoxville High School to take on the Blue Bullets in a Lincoln Trail Conference football game.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Sherrard Tigers at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth for a TRAC West Division showdown.
AM 1330 WRAM “Community Hour” interview with Warren County Board members Sean Cavanaugh and Dave Jenks. 9/16/21
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Jenna Link, Warren County Health Department administrator. Link reviews the COVID-19 case update in Warren County for the week of Sept. 5-11, 2021.
(9/15/21) The Jamieson Community Center has expanded its senior nutrition program to include parts of Mercer County, including Alexis and Aledo. Executive Director Nancy Mowen shares more of the details during her interview with Prairie Radio Communications' Vanessa Wetterling on the WRAM "Community Hour" program.
The West Central Heat defeated Bushnell-Prairie City 38-0 in week 3 in a match up of undefeated 8-man teams in Biggsville.
WRAM "Morning Show" interview: Dr. Sid Smith discusses the upcoming Adopt-a-Highway cleanup event scheduled for Saturday, September 10, 2021.
AM 1330 WRAM Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Abingdon Avon football coach Rick Quinn following the Tornados' Week 2 victory over Stark County.
Prairie Radio Communications Owner and "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling leads the annual roundtable discussion of agriculture issues facing farmers and landowners in western Illinois. (Part II). 9/10/21
Prairie Radio Communications Owner and "Community Hour" host Vanessa Wetterling leads the annual roundtable discussion of agriculture and farming issues facing farmers in western Illinois. (Part I). 9/10/21
AM 1330 WRAM "Community Hour" interview with KCAP President Ken Springer, who shares a reminder about the "Back to Business" grant program in Illinois.
AM 1330 WRAM Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Fighting Scots Head Coach Chad Braun following his team's victory over Grinnell. 9/13/21.
AM 1330 WRAM Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth College Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva as the Fighting Scots prepare for a busy week of competition, Sept. 13-19. 9/13/21.
AM 1330 WRAM Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews Monmouth-Roseville Athletic Director Jeremy Adolphson leading into this week's football Senior Night at Coach Dobry Field.
AM 1330 WRAM "Morning Show" interview with Carl Sandburg College men's soccer coaches Kevwe Akpore and Victor Dantas. 9/13/21.
Monmouth McDonald's "Coaches Corner" interview with AM 1330 WRAM Sports Director Shawn Temple. 9/14/21
WRAM "Community Hour" interview with Dr. Wendell Shauman, longtime Kirkwood farmer and Distinguished Alumnus of Monmouth College (Class of 1967).
Dr. Braet discusses back-to-school eye care exams for students as well as some of the new technology available for contact lenses, and treatments for both glaucoma and macular degeneration.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots open up Midwest Conference play with a home game against Grinnell College at April Zorn Memorial Stadium in Monmouth.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Morrison High School for a TRAC West Division match up.
The United Red Storm host Mercer County for a Lincoln Trail Conference contest at United High School.
Panelists include: Brian Duncan, Vice President Illinois Farm Bureau; Chris Gavin, President Midwest Bank; Ron Moore, Past American Soybean Association Chairman Rob Elliott, Illinois Corn Growers Association Board Member Jim Leiting, CEO Big River Resources; Jake Armstrong, President Warren Henderson Farm Bureau47thDistrict State Senator Jil Tracy93rdDistrict State Representative Norine Hammond74thDistrict State Representative Dan Swanson; Brendan Marshall, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist; Moderators- Vanessa Wetterling- Co-Owner WRAM and Ken McMillan – Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau
Panelists include:Brian Duncan, Vice President Illinois Farm Bureau; Chris Gavin, President Midwest Bank; Ron Moore, Past American Soybean Association Chairman; Rob Elliott, Illinois Corn Growers Association Board Member; Jim Leiting, CEO Big River Resources; Jake Armstrong, President Warren Henderson Farm Bureau; 47thDistrict State Senator Jil Tracy; 93rdDistrict State Representative Norine Hammond; 74thDistrict State Representative Dan Swanson; Brendan Marshall, Growmark FS Certified Crop Specialist; Moderators- Vanessa Wetterling- Co-Owner WRAM and Ken McMillan – Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau
Prairie Radio Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple talks with Monmouth College football coach Chad Braun about the Scots' 44-3 loss to Wartburg in Week 1.
Prairie Radio Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple interviews United Head Coach David Milroy in Week 3 of the 2021 season.
Stan Jenks and Barb Clark discuss the five events scheduled for this season, including a performance by Irish-born singer David Shannon at 7 p.m. September 28 at Monmouth College's Dahl Chapel.
Diane Stickle previews several activities and events surrounding the 50th National Stearman Fly-in at Galesburg Municipal Airport.
Marketing Coordinator Sean Cavanaugh discusses public transportation as well as a week of employee recognition.
Festival Princess Lauren Kane and her three-member court -- Macy Norris, Rebecca Denison and Leslie Quintana -- talk about this week's Prime Beef Festival and the many activities that they will participate in as Festival royalty.
Local 195 officials Jeremy Hodges and Brayden Bent address federal legislation that would eliminate a two-man crew provision that they believe is critical to railroad safety.
City of Monmouth leadership reviews City Council meeting (9/7/21) agenda items, including Golf Cart Ordinance and infrastructure repairs.
Representative Bustos presents "The Future of Rural America" at Monmouth College's annual Wiswell-Robeson Lecture at Dahl Chapel.
Phil Cooper and Jan Helms discuss recent activities at the Western Illinois Animal Rescue in Monmouth.
Jeanne Robeson's family have been longtime farmers in Warren County. This year's featured speaker at the Wiswell-Robeson Lecture is U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos of Moline.
Michael Blaesing discusses the Fighting Scots Society at Monmouth College, and the role it plays in the development of student athletes.
Titan football coaches preview their second opponent of the season, the Hall Red Devils, along with Prairie Radio Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple.
Annual fundraiser is scheduled for Saturday, September 18, at the Warren County YMCA. It annually provides funding for numerous activities at the YMCA, many of which are geared toward youth activity participation.
Stacey Dutton reviews recent Relay for Life events and provides an update on current activities.
Festival Chairman Dave Underwood and Livestock Chairman Lynn Shimmin preview the events surrounding the 2021 Warren County Prime Beef Festival in Monmouth and Roseville.
Coach Kirby reviews his team's Week 1 performance against Flanagan with Prairie Radio Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple.
Owner Cindy Brinkmann, curator Carol Parrish and Warren County History Museum Executive Director Alana Newman discuss the two-day "Great Pottery Show Off" event Friday and Saturday, September 10-11, in Monmouth.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Spring Valley Hall Red Devils at Coach Dobry Field in Monmouth for a Three Rivers Athletic Conference cross-division game.
The United Red Storm host the Princeville Princes at United High School. For the replay of the radio broadcast click here.
The West Central Heat host the West Prairie/Southeastern Cyclones for an 8-man football game at West Central High School.
M-R football coaches preview their season-opening game at Kewanee with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple.
Longtime Monmouth restaurant owners, Grace and Alberto Alfano, talk about what attracted them to Monmouth and why the Maple City business continues to please its loyal customers.
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Executive Director Kelly Corbin provides a program update as well as information about the need for volunteers.
Chief Rexroat discusses a recent ladder truck addition to the MFD's fleet, as well as a donation in honor of former firefighter "Shorty" Evans.
County Health figures show a recent increase in the number of residents testing positive for COVID-19. Link reviews the recent statistics and shares updated vaccination rates for Warren County.
Monmouth College SID Nathan Baliva discusses the athletic department's preseason preparation for the 2021-22 Scots sports schedule.
The Center's fall schedule kicks off with the 64 Arts national juried exhibition, which includes an "Old Friends Talk Art" session with Jim Shrosbree of Fairfield, Iowa.
Executive Director Kelli Kinzer discusses several Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce events planned for September during a WRAM "Community Hour" interview on August 31, 2021.
The United Red Storm begin their 2021 campaign with a Lincoln Trail Conference road game in Kewanee against Annawan/Wethersfield
Monmouth-Roseville opens their season with a TRAC division cross-over game at Kewanee High School.
Police Chief Switzer describes some of the safety measures that his staff will implement for the upcoming Warren County Prime Beef Festival Parade on Wednesday, September 8.
Several Warren County Special Olympians are being considered for participation in the national games scheduled for June 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Cathy Betar provides an update on local athletes and their achievements this summer.
Esther Joy King, a former aid worker in Kabul, Afghanistan, describes what she sees as a major failure on the part of the U.S. government in not being able to safely evacuate all persons trying to escape the Taliban takeover of that warn-torn country.
Tornado football coach Rick Quinn says he's excited and optimistic about the upcoming season.
High school athletic directors Jeremy Adolphson (Monmouth-Roseville), Jeremy Sharp (United), Reid Kelso (Abingdon-Avon) and Joel Zaiser (West Central) gather at the AM 1330 WRAM studios for a roundtable discussion on topics facing high school sports.
OSF Holy Family Healthcare President Lisa Dekezel explains how the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant has put a premium on overall bed capacity in western Illinois and throughout the state.
Dr. Brooks discusses breakthrough cases in COVID-19, vaccination updates as they relate to the virus, as well as CDC guidance for pregnant women who have not been vaccinated.
Dr. Reilly discusses the preparation for fall semester classes, which begin Monday, August 23.
Prior to being named head coach at Macomb High School, Jackson Kane spent one year as girls basketball coach at West Central High School in Stronghurst.
Preschool classes in Warren, Henderson and Knox counties begin September 1, and Head Start Executive Director Mary Reed said there are several openings for preschoolers in classroom and home-based programs.
Jackson Kane has been announced as the new varsity girls basketball coach at Macomb High School. Kane was the head coach of the West Central Heat varsity girls basketball team during the COVID-19 shortened season this past winter in his head coaching career debut. He began his coaching career with five straight wins on his way to a (7-3) overall record for the Heat. During his first season at West Central, Kane helped four players earn Lincoln Trail Conference All-Conference accolades.
Kane takes over the Bomber program from Zach Keene, who resigned in June to spend more time with his family. Keene, who had been the head coach at Macomb since the 2012-2013 school year, led the Carthage Blue Girls to a 3rd place finish in the Class A state tournament in 2005, accrued 244 career wins and was an IBCA Regional Coach of the Year four times.
Kane stopped by the AM 1330/FM 94.1 WRAM Morning Show and talked about his time with West Central and expressed his excitement about taking over the Lady Bomber girls basketball program.
Danielle Cox discusses her candidacy for Warren County Treasurer in the June 2022 primary.
Marketing Coordinator Sean Cavanaugh shares a monthly update from the Warren Achievement Center, with the possibility of expanded service in the near future.
Galesburg schools will observe the executive order issued earlier this month by Gov. JB Pritzker.
Superintendent Dr. John Asplund explains why certain safety measures will be in place for the start of the 2021-22 school year.
The Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education discussed mask-wearing protocols for the upcoming school year at a special meeting Tuesday evening. Superintendent Ed Fletcher outlines the school district’s safety measures.
Scholarship founder Pat Repp discusses preparations for the annual golf outing that raises funds, in Matt's name, for Monmouth area high school seniors.
Are you a new business professional looking to network and gain more experience?
You may be interested in the local Young Professionals Network program. President Ken Springer of the Knox County Area Partnership for Economic Development explains the program and its benefits.
Michelle Merritt and Karen Ogorzalek discuss some of the safety precautions in place for Monmouth College students when they return to campus for the fall semester.
The Jamieson Community Center served more than 4,000 Summer Meals to area children during its popular program that wrapped up August 12.
Executive Director Nancy Mowen says the Center’s coordination with Eagle View Community Health enabled the meals program to expand this summer into Oquawka and Stronghurst.
The Monmouth VFW, Monmouth Masonic Lodge 37, Boy Scout Troop 350 and the Warren County Girl Scout Service Unit 882 are teaming up to host the first annual Monmouth Area Vocational Scholarship fundraiser on Saturday, August 21.
City officials discuss the August 17 City Council meeting, at which the council adopted an ordinance to file the required documentation in order to begin receiving federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Gayle Baker shares information about the Tri-County Cattlemen's Association Beef Industry Tour & Social event, August 28 at the Warren County Fairgrounds.
OSF Diabetes Educator Tina Canada discusses two upcoming events on eye health and children's wellness.
Principal Joe Pilger discusses the preparation that staff and faculty have made for the start of the new school year at Lincoln School in Monmouth.
Dave Underwood, president of the Warren County Prime Beef Festival, previews what's on tap for this year's event, September 4 through September 11, in Monmouth.
Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt discusses the United School District school board's decision to make face coverings optional for the start of the upcoming school year.
President PJ Brooks provides an update on the Monmouth-Roseville Sports Boosters and some of their upcoming fundraising efforts.
President Wyatt and Associate VP for Communications Duane Bonifer address some of the social, educational and financial challenges ahead of the fall semester at Monmouth College, which begins August 23.
At its August 2 meeting, City Council discusses the pros and cons of allowing golf carts as vehicles of transport on city roadways. Communications Director Ken Helms presents an update on that discussion while Fire Chief Casey Rexroat announces the acquisition of a new ladder truck for the city.
Lindsay Mitchell, director of communications for the Illinois Corn Growers Association, describes how the corn checkoff program — which receives five-eighths of a cent per bushel of corn sold in Illinois — serves an important role in statewide consumer education.
The Monmouth Rotary Club is celebrating 105 years in the community and Nancy Mowen has been named the 105th president of the club. Mowen's goals for the club this year are "engagement, collaboration, and growth. I chose those three areas because we are so much better together and I think all three of those areas bring people together.”
Executive Director Pam Gaither previews upcoming community events in August and September, including the National Night Out and the Chamber's annual golf outing.
Bridgeway in Galesburg has job openings for therapists. VP of Behavioral Health Services Stacy Brown discusses requirements and specific job titles, and reminds listeners to practice self-care, and to not hesitate to ask for help and look after loved ones.
Superintendent Ed Fletcher reviews safety protocols approved by the Board of Education at a special meeting on Tuesday, August 3, 2021.
Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna Link reviews recent statistics regarding the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, as well as current vaccination rates among county residents.
Little Miss Kinleigh Fox, Junior Miss Mallie Rodeffer, and Queen Kaylynn Hennefent welcome visitors to the annual Farmers Breakfast at the Henderson County Fairgrounds in Stronghurst.
ROE Superintendent Jodi Scott and Assistant Superintendent Lori Loving discuss ways in which their office is encouraging students and families in Henderson, Knox, Mercer and Warren counties to prepare for the upcoming school year and in-person classroom learning.
Six teams competed in this year's Little Lion's Baseball league. President Mark Richardson reviews the Major and Minor league seasons, and encourages area residents to attend the ice cream (and cake) fundraiser .
The Strom Center's Carol McCrery spotlights the number of ways that seniors can fall prey to requests for their information, and how her office fields frequent inquiries regarding fraudulent activity.
Farm Bureau Manager Gina Long discusses the state's Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy and an upcoming meeting at its Monmouth office to gather feedback from area farmers and stakeholders on the strategy, as well as to discuss the Mississippi North Central Watershed.
Keeping a garden green amid the heat and humidity can be a challenge. Extension specialist Chris Enroth is a man of many solutions, especially when it comes to lawn maintenance.
Lynn Gittings and her son, Dayne, discuss the preparation and work involved in showing their livestock during the Henderson County Fair in Stronghurst.
For the past three years Illinois has been among the top five states in the number of thefts of catalytic converters, the emissions control device located in your car's exhaust system whose value is high because of its precious metals content. Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards is aware of this uptick in crime, especially in rural areas.
Ransomware attacks on businesses -- like the ones that forced production shutdowns earlier this year at Colonial Pipeline and JBS Foods -- are very real threats to online security for individual consumers as well. Dorothy Ricketts, Vice President of Security Savings Bank, describes how malware can enter your individual or business computer system, and how you can prevent a future attack from taking place.
Chief Casey Rexroat and Captain Craig Cozadd of the Monmouth Fire Department review warm weather situations that require extra precaution.
Monmouth Police Joe Switzer reviews street closures and public safety measures that will be enforced on Friday, August 6, during the Maple City Street Machines car show. Chief Switzer also discusses two recent staff promotions, as well as the importance of the dispatch center team.
Little Miss Kinleigh Fox, Junior Miss Mallie Rodeffer and Queen Kaylynn Hennefent describe what it's like to compete in a county pageant, the benefits of presenting before judges, and what it takes to be an effective public speaker.
Jail overcrowding continues to be a statewide challenge, especially in Warren County at a facility that can only house male detainees. State's Attorney Tom Siegel provides an update on Department of Corrections transfers and the delays that are adding to county jails' populations.
Lily Cundiff of Dame Fine Coffee in Monmouth discusses a weekend fundraiser where she and her colleagues will donate their tips to the Heller Center for Kids With Cancer in Peoria.
Event coordinator Will Best previews the day's activities, which include presentations on local wildlife, interactive demonstrations on how to make corn meal and corn husk dolls, as well as food from the museum gardens on Sunny Lane.
New locations for Summer Meals program have been added in Stronghurst and Oquawka; STARS program for back-to-school supplies; senior nutrition program going strong.
Cast members and their coaches are thrilled to be back on stage and performing an Elvis Presley-themed take on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," when a small Midwestern town is turned upside down by the arrival of a leather-clad, motorcycle-riding roustabout.
BCA Executive Director Kristyne Gilbert highlights the Center's Artist Residency (Rebecca Quick and Kendall Thompson), its Featured Artist (Cherry Simmons), an upcoming performance of "Love Letters," the upcoming "Art from the Heartland" exhibit, as well as the "Moonstruck" Movie Night on July 30.
Sen. Tracy discusses why it is important for the Illinois Legislature to use complete Census data -- rather than a source such as the American Community Survey -- when determining new boundaries for statewide legislative districts.
Monmouth College Fighting Scots cross country coach Jon Welty talked about completing his most recent Ironman Triathlon with Prairie Communications Sports Director Shawn Temple on the AM 1330 WRAM Morning Show.
Mayor Rod Davies, City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher and Communications Director Ken Helms review the Monmouth City Council meeting of Monday, July 19, 2021.
Queen Rachel Williams, Junior Miss Lucy Parkins and Little Miss Aeryn Haun share their thoughts about being crowned winners at the 2021 Warren County Agricultural Fair Pageant at Eldridge Park in Roseville.
The Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce will partner with the Warren County Health Department to provide space for free COVID-19 vaccinations at the July 23 Farmers Market on the Public Square in downtown Monmouth.
OSF Holy Family President Lisa DeKezel provides an overview of the 10,000-square-foot workflow project, which will relocate and update the emergency department and several adjoining units at the medical center.
Gibson Woods Golf Course will be the site for the fourth annual "Banking on a Cure" fundraiser to support cancer treatment and research. Stacey Dutton, Senior Development Manager with the American Cancer Society, and Jennifer Rice, Community National Bank Vice President, discuss the August 13 event and how its fundraising benefits cancer patients and their families.
The Stoneware Museum of Monmouth and the Warren County History Museum will co-host a special weekend event, September 10-11, called "The Great Pottery Showoff: Celebrating Western Stoneware History."
Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt said plans are in place for the full return of United Red Storm students to their respective classrooms on August 18.
Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna Link is encouraged by reports that roughly 80 to 100 county residents are being vaccinated weekly against the COVID-19 virus.
Will face coverings be required in classrooms when school resumes in August? Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent Ed Fletcher reviews state Department of Public Health recommendations for K-12 school districts, in addition to guidelines for remote learning.
The Regional Office of Education's Jessica Donaldson, Director of Behavioral Health, and Alysia Poulos, Behavioral Health Family Support Specialist, review upcoming Knox County events including Family Wellness Week (July 26-30) and the Mobile Museum of Tolerance (July 19-21).
Warren County Public Defender Justin Bougher is acutely aware of a community need for mental health awareness and treatment for individuals facing charges who, in many cases, are repeat offenders. Bougher believes the establishment of a mental health court in Warren County would be a major step toward reducing police intervention and easing the burden on county jails.
Monmouth showed a 41 percent increase in retail sales in Quarter 1 while Galesburg's overall sales numbers were up 31 percent. The average retail sales increase statewide was 25 percent, as compared to the same period in 2020 -- just prior to the onset of the pandemic. Ken Springer, President of the Knox County Area Partnership, reviews the sales gains and highlights the areas of retail strength for both cities.
Tina Canada, Diabetes Education Coordinator at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth, emphasizes the importance of managing your diet and staying physically active.
State Representative Dan Swanson stops by the WRAM studio and gives legislative updates on many subjects including Illinois maps redistricting, Illinois budget...revenue vs. expenditures, Cares Act money distribution to municipalities, IDES scams, IDOT text message scams, FOID card applications and renewal backlog, curriculum changes to K-12 public schools, police reform bill and deletion of cash bond by 2023 and the energy bill discussion regarding climate change.
Warren County farmer Andy Huston analyzes the progress of local soybean and corn crops, in addition to providing an update on American Hemp Research's work on an organic fertilizer he hopes will be approved by the USDA.
Galesburg's executive director thrilled by large turnout of community business leaders and sponsor support at downtown event on July 1.
Stay 10 feet away or more from any power line that is damaged or downed in a storm. Contact 911 to secure the location and remember, power lines are extremely deadly and conduits to other lines such as your cable or phone line.
Police Chief Joe Switzer reminds residents about extra patrol and being safe this Independence Day Weekend.
Chief Switzer also comments on the bird scooters and potential risks with distracted driving and scooter users wearing ear buds.
WHFB Manager Gina Long presents Warren County farmer, Lynn Shimmin with the 2021 Ag Service Award.
Born and raised in Roseville, Lynn is the son of Cecil and Evelyn Shimmin. Lynn received his bachelor’s degree in Ag Science from the University of Illinois and later a master’s degree in Nutrition. Lynn has been farming with his family since 1975. Lynn and his wife Peggy are the parents of daughter Michelle Aguerrevere and son Kendall Shimmin.
Ag industry involvement for Lynn includes past or current positions of the following: President, Vice President, and Secretary of the Warren County Fair; Secretary and board member of the Illinois State Pork Producers, Chairman and Secretary of the Illinois Spring Barrow Show, State Board President of the University of Illinois Extension, Chairman of the Warren County Prime Beef Festival, Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau member, 4-H Leader, 4-H Livestock Judging Coach, and Ag in the Classroom Presenter. Additionally, Lynn and his family have given farm tours to groups for many
years.
Krista Swanson presents Farm Doc Daily Articles regarding prices and cots of commodities in the 2021 growing season for Farmers in the Midwest.
She also reports on the American Family's Plan (Federal Proposed Legislation) and how if it passes, it will create a new tax for farm estates. The legislation may impact basis evaluation including property transferred at fair market value at the time of death.
Dorothy Ricketts shares tips and ways to keep your identity safe and secure while on vacation and traveling.
How to prevent the latest scams from affecting your identity such as the Illinois Department of Unemployment, Illinois Department of Transportation/Drivers License text, and Covid-Relief payments. These are all proven scams in Illinois and they are trying to steal personal information about you or infect your device with malware; i.e. ransomware.
Interviews include Patty Arteaga with the Warren County United Way, Dave Giles with Monmouth Park District, Vicki Hennefent and Nancy Mowen with Monmouth Rotary, Cody Whiteside and Kevin Liebano with Security Savings Bank, Wendy Anderson counselor at Monmouth-Roseville Junior High School, Monmouth Fire Chief Casey Rexroat, Krista Bushmaker with Rainbow Riders, President of the Monmouth Rotary Club Bob Makiney, and Mark Richardson with Monmouth Lions Little League.
Interviews include Illinois State Representative Dan Swanson, Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies, Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer, Monmouth City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, F & A Barbershop Owner Freeman Dovo, Columbia Decorating Manager Teri Wild, Associate Vice President of Communications and Marketing at Monmouth College Duane Bonifer and Executive Director of Buchanan Center for the Arts Kristyne Gilbert.
Interviews include Stacy Dutton with Warren-Henderson Relay For Life, Stan Jenks with Monmouth Rotary Club, Emily Higgins, Marketing Coordinator with Eagleview Health Systems, Jeremy Adolphson, Athletic Director at Monmouth-Roseville, Lisa Gartelos, United High School Girls Basketball Coach, Doug Dennison, United High School Boys Basketball Coach and Jeremy Anderson, Macomb High School Boys Basketball Coach.
Interviews include Janelle Duckwiler, Administrative Assistant at the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau, Anna Sharp with Ag in The Classroom, Nancy Mowen, the Director of the Jamieson Community Center, Jenna Stanton with Stanton Insurance and Chair of the Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Jim Cole with Monmouth College Basketball and Monmouth-Roseville Baseball Head Coach, Bryon Robbins with Robbins Resource Management and Haase Embroidery and Marketing, Chase Gibb owner of Buffalo 67 Steakhouse & Grille, Barry McNamara, Communications and Marketing at Monmouth College, Dillon Vancil, Owner of Dame Fine Coffee and Michael Blaesing, Development Officer, Athletics & Corporate Relations at Monmouth College
Tonya Gibb shares what Lyme Disease is as well as how to recognize the symptoms
Why it is a hard disease to diagnose
How to avoid ticks and search for ticks after being outdoors
Kelli talks about taking on the new role as Executive Director and her goals for the local community of Monmouth
Interviews include Axel Borja, owner of El Merkdito Restaurant and Grocery, Nancy Mowen, the Director of the Jamieson Community Center, Chad Carlson and Todd Wetterling coaches at the Monmouth-Roseville Junior High, Staci Bass, YMCA Fitness Director and Jeff Ewing, Principal at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Enjoy listening to Monmouth native Kelsey Wyman talk about her college career success in track and field
Monmouth Fire Chief's contract renewed for another 12 months- Casey Rexroat
Council Approval of the sale of the transfer station for $2.2 million (funds to be used for a ladder truck for the Fire department and updating the SCADA system to monitor the water in Monmouth
Police receive training as part of the new Police Reform Bill
Warren County United Way approved for the downtown square to be the site of the Heritage Festival in September
Interviews include Sean Cavanaugh with the Warren Achievement Center and Warren County Board Building & Grounds Committee Chairman, Julie Shaw with the Warren Achievement Center and President of the Monmouth Kiwanis Club, Stacy Brown the Vice President of Bridgeway, Monmouth Fire Department Captain Craig Cozad and Nancy Mowen, the Director of the Jamieson Community Center.
Interviews include Illinois State Representative Norine Hammond, Monmouth City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher, Monmouth - Roseville School District Superintendent Ed Fletcher, Monmouth Mayor Rod Davies, Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards, Midwest Bank President Chris Gavin, Warren County Health Department Administrator Jenna LInk and OSF Healthcare President Lisa DeKezel
The United Red Storm host the Camp Point Central Panthers at United High School for a class 1A sectional semi-final on Sunny 97.7 WMOI.
Aledo, Illinois-native, ACM, CMA award winning country music start Suzy Bogguss will play a show in Carthage, Illinois on Saturday, June 12th. She chatted with AM 1330 WRAM Morning Show co-host Shawn Temple about what she's been up to since the Covid-19 pandemic shut down her live shows early in 2020, growing up in Aledo and what it means to do what you love for a career that spans nearly five decades.
Interviews include OSF Diabetes Education Coordinator Tina Canada, Jamieson Community Center Director Nancy Mowen, Kristen Hollensworth with Security Savings Bank, Mary Kelly with Monmouth Rotary Club, Jason Spanhook with Edward Jones Financial Services, Anthony Law III Coordinator of Diversity and Inclusion Carl Sandburg College along with several students from the CSC.
Interviews include Tiffany McLaughlin with Security Savings Bank, DeLoss Jahnke with RFD Radio Network, Brendan Marshall with West Central FS, Ron Moore Chairman of American Soybean Association, Jeff Rankin Editor and Historian at Monmouth College and Warren Henderson Farm Bureau President Jake Armstrong
Interviews with ROE Regional Superintendent Jodi Scott, MRJHS Principal Aaron Sikorski, Jamieson Community Center Director Nancy Mowen, Rachel Kerns with MTC Communications, MR Harding Principal Katy Morrison, MR Central Principal Becky Hutton, and Julie Martin and Jared Kunkle with LMP Insurance Agency.
Bonifer says the campus is open to the community of Monmouth and saliva shield testing still available on campus for the public
Mayor Rod Davies discusses the closure of 200 Block of West Archer Street for the ICS Building Plans
Communications Director Ken Helms discusses awards for Police Officers A.J. Cox and Jessie Hull for performing life saving procedures which resulted in saving the life of a citizen
City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher shares information about Monmouth Townhomes will begin construction on 44 new units in Monmouth on November 1, 2021
The United Red Storm host the Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes for the Class 1A regional championship on 6-7-21.
The United Red Storm host the Annawan-Wethersfield Titans for a Class 1A Softball Regional Championship on 6-4-21.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Orion Chargers at Sunny Lane Field for a Class 2A baseball regional quarterfinal.
Class Project for Introduction to Public History
Students put together a history of Monmouth from 3 perspectives: History of Immigration, History of Military and History of
Architecture
Information about Rental Assistance Plans with the Jamieson Community Center Director, Nancy Mowen
Summer Meals begin for children at drive - thru sites
1/2 Way to Freezing for Food begins next week
United travels to Stronghurst for a Lincoln Trail Conference match with the West Central Heat on AM 1330/FM 94.1 WRAM.
The United Red Storm take their (13-1) record on the road to take on the (9-5) Knoxville Blue Bullets for a non-conference game in Knoxville.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans host the Macomb Bombers at Sunny Lane Field for a West Central Conference North Division matchup.
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans defeat the Illini West Chargers 5-0 in a non-conference baseball match up at Sunny Lane Field in Monmouth.
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots host the Knox College Prairie Fire in the first game of a double header at Glasgow Field in Monmouth on AM 1330 WRAM
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan baseball team travels to Galesburg for a non-conference match up against the Silver Streaks.
Sports Director Shawn Temple sits down with SID Nathan Baliva to talk about Fighting Scots Spring Sports.
Baseball Team is game and half back heading into the stretch
Next Baseball broadcast is May 13th in a double header with Knox College. Shawn Temple and Michael Blaesing will have the call.
Administration officials discuss the potential sale of the transfer station and contract for garbage removal
Swearing in of elected officials
Potential use of space as parking and a Mercado in the downtown
Representative Bustos describes the political environment in Washington D.C. as well as other pressing legislation pending in Congress.
Cheri Bustos, U.S. Representative 17th Congressional District in Illinois leads a discussion with Farmers and Agri-Business Leaders on WRAM through climate change and sustainability opportunities for the future.
Regional Office of Education #33 Henderson, Knox, Mercer and Warren Counties
Summer School Programs
GED post remote learning
English Language Learning
Region 2 Illinois Funeral Directors Association Spokesperson- Trevor Davies (McGuire and Davies Funeral Home and Crematory) provides an update on who can call to receive up to $9,000 in Covid-19 funeral reimbursements.
Pre-planned funerals do not qualify
Time frame is for funerals after January 20, 2020.
Fema Phone Number 844 684 6333 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Eastern Time Zone
Mr. Whitsitt discusses how he will use the federal relief funds for the United School District as well as updates on high school graduation and senior night lights.
Mayor Rod Davies, Communications Director Ken Helms, and Alderman Brian Daw provide an update on city news. This episode hot topics are the rebuilding of the airport hangar, electric scooters and a potential contentious street closure.
Update on the potential Public Facilities Tax Referendum for a new County Jail
Wind and Solar Projects in Warren County
How Campuses will look this Fall
Largest gift in College History
Accelerated Nursing Program now available with SIUE and CSC
How the Spring Season Sports in Illinois creates challenges for student-athletes, athletic directors, coach's, referees and parents.
Legislators discuss current legislation with business leaders in their district regarding criminal justice reform, education reform and covid-19 relief funds.
100 Appointments available for Moderna and Phfizer at the Warren County Health Department
New Cases in our region hovering at warning level
160 Johnson and Johnson vaccines in the refrigerator and on hold
Shield Testing Approved for All High School Students
Vaccine Clinic for High School Began
American Rescue Plan $3 million plans to improve the air quality in school district.