WRCO Morning Show

Michelle Reinen, who is with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) discussed DATCP Consumer Protection Topics during the second half of The Morning Show on July 10.

On the first half of The Morning Show, on July 10, Brady Dosch, Liam Fingerson and Coach Andy Troxel, who will represent Richland Center High School in the upcoming WFCA All Star Football Game, were featured.

Nora Roughen-Schmidt and Michael Browne spoke during the second half of The Morning Show on July 9 about the upcoming Artificial Intelligence workshop for small businesses that will be held in Richland Center.

The first half of The Morning Show on July 9 featured Cari Stolts, Director of Marketing & Communications for the Richland School District discussed summer preparations for the upcoming school year.

Joan Zahalka and Dennis Olson with the St. Vincent de Paul River Valley Conference were featured on the second half of The Morning Show on July 8.

Guests on the first half of The Morning Show on July 8 were Kyle Kriegl, Executive Director for the Southwest Chapter of the American Red Cross, and Bob Sheire, Local Red Cross Blood Drive Coordinator.

Crawford County landowner Rob Danielson was a guest on The Morning Show on July 7 to discuss the "BECI" 765 kv Transmission Project Proposal for Wisconsin.

On the second half of The Morning Show on July 6 Mayor Karin Tepley gave a community update for the City of Richland Center.

Economic Development Director and Director of Public Works Jasen Glasbrenner gave an update on what is happening in the City of Richland Center on the first half of The Morning Show on July 6.

Steve Kohlstedt of the Kiwanis was a guest on the second half of The Morning Show on July 3 to discuss an upcoming fundraising event for the Kiwanis Backpack Program.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 3 featured a new area business, Lavender Experiment!

The Morning Show on July 2 featured the Richland Center and Ithaca High School International Student Programs. Both programs are looking for families who are willing to house international students while they are here.

The final part of the Morning Show on July 1 featured a preview of the upcoming Lone Rock 4th of July Celebration.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 1 featured Alice in Dairyland, Sarah Hagenow. This was Sarah's final radio interview as Alice in Dairyland.

The final part of the Morning Show on June 30 featured members from the A.D. German Warehouse. The spoke with Phil and previewed a number of upcoming events.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 30 featured the Partners for Prevention. The group helps students make smart decisions and information about drug prevention.

The Morning Show on June 29 featured a look back at Richland County history with Richland County Historical Society President, Ken Thiede.

The second part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured information on the Cazenovia Area Dairy Breakfast coming up on Sunday, June 28.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured board members from GRACE as they provided a monthly update on what has been going on with the group and upcoming events.

Mark Jelinek joined Phil Nee to talk basketball on the second part of the Morning Show on June 25. The two talked about the recent Giannis trade to the Miami Heat.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 25 featured information on the Spring Green Arts and Crafts Fair!

The Morning Show on June 25 featured our monthly update from Greater Richland Area Tourism.

The second part of the Morning Show on June 23 featured information on an upcoming fundraiser. The event is the Marcie's Strike Out Alzheimer's Bowling fundraiser.

The first part of the Morning Show on June 23 featured information on the upcoming Gospel to Haiti Auction. The big auction fundraiser will be held Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27.

The Morning Show on June 22 featured the Wisconsin Center for Education. The program included information on Gilda's Club. Gilda’s Club Wisconsin uplifts and strengthens people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.