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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.

Danica Lambert shares how she is preparing her 4-H project for the county fair.

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.