Radio Monmouth

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 travel...

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.

District Conservationist Froelich provides an update 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. 

Ken McMillan gives an economic outlook on the current state of the US.