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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 cli...

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...