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On Tuesday morning, we detected a technical issue that resulted in the failure of the transmitter for WHOW’s AM radio signal.  Thankfully, all of our WHOW programming can still be heard 'loud and clear' on your FM dial at 92.3 https://t.co/YSXL1kWCKY

This week, Coach Welter is taking a page out of the playbook - pun intended - of his colleague and friend in basketball Coach Kevin Roy, and is going to focus on themselves for now. https://t.co/hAegIYcyBG

Kirkman says without question this program has saved lives in Piatt County https://t.co/tIUEbhQCQI

A downtown retail merchants association was once a strong coalition in Clinton, and Clinton Mayor Helen Michelassi would like to see a similar effort started again https://t.co/g79toG5J4e

DNR Conservation Police Officer Noah Workman told Regional Radio they had a vehicle submerged at one of the boat access ramps over the weekend. He is imploring boaters to be careful and remember safety first https://t.co/whuyyeXiw2

DeWitt County Clerk Kari Harris reminds the Property Fraud Alert (PFA) is a free subscription that will alert you to any potential fraud involving your property in DeWitt County https://t.co/0g3HkyqExI

Janice Petersen, Executive Director of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce reminds they need volunteers for the Terror on Washington Street haunted house - noting they do their best to give back to the groups that offer their time to the house. https://t.co/OALZwo7lRu

Rainfall totals just this week have varied even from County to County, and Ed Shimon at the National Weather Service in Lincoln indicates they rely on community members to report those rainfall totals to a service called CoCoRaHS https://t.co/WajtfdKqU9

Taylor Baxter is the City Manager for Farmer City and indicates they are having some troubles with properties and their upkeep, and they are using code enforcement to prompt a change. https://t.co/6TkPJ0SHIc

Ed Shimon at the National Weather Service in Lincoln joins the morning show at 835

The Warner Library has been working on making its front entrance more accessible for those with mobility issues. https://t.co/f6Txu0EbA3

The Woodlawn Bridge has been out of commission for a few years, but change may be coming in the future https://t.co/6Y8P3H3eKs

A new K-9 officer will soon be assisting the Clinton Police Department. Clinton Police Chief Ben Lowers indicates the Department's K-9 handler, Jake Jostes, is awaiting the arrival of a new K-9 as its current police dog, Charlie, is set to retire https://t.co/AcYU5B9uUe

The Clinton Community Educational Foundation is trying out a new fundraiser later this month. The non-profit arm of Clinton Schools is planning a trivia night fundraiser on July 19 at the Clinton Eagles https://t.co/naT0GvFciD

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has been highlighting a different state park all over social media each month, and recently highlighted what many consider a hidden gem in DeWitt County https://t.co/28EkEQ9Cnu

The Farmer City Council has declined a solar proposal for Farmer City https://t.co/IVDGbQY9y2

The National Weather Service in Lincoln is collaborating with the University of Illinois Extension to enhance awareness of when dust storms may pose a risk in central Illinois https://t.co/jpJw6Dc4vu

The DeWitt and Piatt County Farm Bureaus have been looking for a new Ag in the Classroom coordinator for some time, but now the search is over https://t.co/y1Her1rMBz