The Morning Show on October 24 put the spotlight on the Symons Recreation Complex. The program welcomed staff from Symons as they spoke about programs being offered and changes going on at the complex.

The Morning Show on October 23 featured the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board. The group is celebrating its 35th anniversary. The celebration will be held on Sunday, October 27th.

Members from the Richland Hospital were on the Morning Show today to discuss the important roll pharmacy professionals play in making sure patients get the correct medication that their doctors prescribe.

Michelle Reinen with the Department of Ag, Trade and Consumer Protection was on the final part of the Morning Show on October 21. Michelle was on the program for her monthly visit to provide information to keep listeners up to date on avoiding the latest scams.

The second part of the Morning Show on October 21 featured Julia Henley’s opponent in the upcoming election, Tony Kurtz. Tony is currently the 50th Assembly District Representative. With the electoral maps changing, Tony will now be running to be the representative in the 41st district.