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Galva Mayor Rich Volkert says the city’s latest council meeting included a clean audit report, with officials praised for strong financial practices despite limited staffing. Council members also heard about East End Table and Tap’s senior meal program, which has about 90 donated meals available and offers low-cost senior portions. The council reviewed two bids for a vacant p...


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Janna Groharing joined us with information on the upcoming festive season. We also heard a Twin City's Farmers Market update, and a few other things happening in the next few weeks.


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Keri Olson usually joins us on the first Tuesday of the month. Well this Tuesday Keri was doing her part on election day as a judge. Stepping in was Chris Yucus, Operations Assistant at The United Way.

In the update for November we discussed Help for The Holidays utilizing "211" and the help the number provides. We also covered the importance of reading just 15 minutes...


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OSF St. Luke Medical Center is expanding access to advanced imaging services for local patients. Radiology leaders Blaine and Dan highlighted services including mammograms, ultrasound, vascular imaging, bone density scans, CT, MRI, X-rays, and nuclear medicine. They emphasized the importance of annual mammograms beginning at age 40, or earlier for those with a family history ...


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Henry County Board candidate Debbie Castile says her top priority is keeping Hillcrest Home open, affordable, and staffed with employees who want to stay. Castile, a Cambridge resident and longtime Henry County resident, told Wake Up Tri-Counties she supports careful planning on emerging issues, including data centers and carbon sequestration, saying safety and local ordinanc...


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