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Galesburg"s Morning News

Tune in to hear Galesburg"s Morning News with Tyler Gumm, Cameron Line, and Jay Redfern, weekdays 5 to 9 a.m., on 93.7 FM and 1400 AM WGIL. They will keep you updated on the latest news, events, sports, and weather, as well as feature conversations with news-makers and a wide variety of people involved in our community. Following the show, many of those conversations will then be featured here as podcasts.

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00:17:47

Yemm Automotive: Rick & Sara on TIME Dealer Honor,...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/06

Rick Yemm, one of just 47 dealers nationwide nominated for the 2026 TIME Dealer of the Year Award, joins Jay Redfern and Tyler Gumm with his daughter Sara Yemm Witherell, General Manager of Yemm Automotive. From Dick Yemm’s legendary ability to recall every car a customer—or their parents—ever bought, to Sara now running 75% of daily operations, this is the story of a third-generation Galesburg dealership that’s stayed independent and community-strong for 64 years. "People still want to come in,

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00:11:01

UFAAGCI Fundraiser: Filipino Flavors, Scholarships &...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

🇵🇭 UFAAGCI Fundraiser: Nov 8 at Trace Cafe Galesburg's Morning News – WGIL Radio Julian Inniss, Secretary of the United Filipino American Association of Galesburg & Central Illinois (UFAAGCI), joins Galesburg's Morning News to preview the Saturday, Nov. 8 fundraiser — all proceeds fund a $500 college scholarship for local high school seniors committed to community service. From his Bahamian roots and baseball scholarship to Iowa, Julian shares how UFAAGCI's "united" mission brings diverse

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00:08:43

25th Annual Galesburg Veterans Day Parade: Nov 9

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

🎖️ Galesburg Veterans Day Parade: 2025 Briefing Galesburg's Morning News – WGIL Radio Ryan Hummel, 22-year Army National Guard vet and parade organizer, joins Galesburg's Morning News to preview the 25th Annual Veterans Day Parade — Sunday, Nov 9 at 2 p.m. downtown. Key Details Grand Marshal: 30-year Navy veteran Theodore Yette New This Year: Free “Pop-Up Pancakes” 12–2 p.m. at the Post Office lot, hosted by retired LTC Dan Swanson Route: Starts Main & Chambers → West on Main → Left at The Circle

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00:09:32

Kiwanis Pancake Day: Flipping for Kids Since 1950

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

🥞 Carl Nixon, Faye Schulz, and Andrew Thomas from Kiwanis Club of Galesburg joined Galesburg's Morning News to provide the details on Pancake Day 2025—Friday, Nov. 7 at Hy-Vee East Main (2030 E. Main St.). Highlights: Two seatings: 11 a.m.–1 p.m. & 4:30–6:30 p.m. (carryout available) $10 = all-you-can-eat pancakes + sausage Staffed by 10–12 Kiwanis + high-energy Key Club teens Proceeds fund “Shopping Day”: 36 Galesburg/Knoxville kids get $120 each for winter coats, boots, PJs—now in November for

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00:15:03

GYAC: 75 Years of Boxing, Mentorship & Second Chances

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

On this episode of Galesburg's Morning News, we go ringside with the Galesburg Youth Athletic Club—a 75-year Duncan family legacy that’s more than just boxing. Guests: Rich Norton, President Jordan Mack, Head Coach (GYAC since age 5) Shirley Chu, Owner of Tres Cafe & host of Carlos Duncan Day Highlights: Carlos Duncan Day Fundraiser – Saturday, Nov. 15, 4–8 p.m. at Tres Cafe (1135 Lincoln St.): $10 chicken & noodle dinner, silent auction, 50/50 raffle. 100% of proceeds stay local. Delivery

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00:10:42

City Matters: Galesburg tax rate drops; 2 blighted...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/11/03

City Manager Eric Hanson joined Galesburg's Morning News to preview the Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, Galesburg City Council meeting — here’s what’s on the table: Property Taxes (1st Reading): The city wants $10.87 million in 2025 taxes — that’s 4% more total dollars than last year, but thanks to rising property values, the city’s tax rate drops to ~$2.35 per $100 (lowest since 2008). Most goes to police/fire pensions and 18.6% is locked for the library. Rate & Fee Changes (Final Vote): Small increases

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00:15:29

New Knoxville Superintendent Dr. Andrew Brooks...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/31

In this WGIL Galesburg's Morning News interview, Dr. Andrew Brooks—Knoxville District 202’s incoming superintendent—discusses his July 1, 2026 start, immediate priorities, and long-term goals. A former science teacher at Knoxville High School (1998–2001), Brooks returns after serving 19 years as superintendent in South Pekin, Delavan, and currently at Kewanee Wethersfield. He cites community pride and staff quality as key reasons for his homecoming. Brooks emphasizes “servant leadership,”

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00:16:02

Thrive Community Services: Mission, Impact & Upcoming...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/30

Jantz Spalding (Director of Development) and Lisa Hughs (Director of Community Day Services) joined Galesburg’s Morning News to discuss Thrive Community Service’s nearly 70-year legacy empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Key Highlights: • Serving 300+ individuals across Knox County with day programs, employment services, SOAR respite, and the Gordon Behrents Senior Center • Busting the “daycare” myth — Thrive is one of the county’s largest volunteer organizations

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00:14:00

Falling in Love Fashion Show to Benefit Therapeutic...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/29

Junior Miss Illinois 2025 Lia Barraza Sloan, Sabrina Barraza Sloan Sabrina’s Bridal & Prom, and Rainbow Riders Executive Director Krista Bushmaker join Galesburg’s Morning News to preview the preview the 2025 Falling in Love Bridal & Prom Show from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Nov 2 at the Knights of Columbus, 1556 E. Fremont St. in Galesburg. The event features a fashion show, silent auction, and vendors—all benefiting Rainbow Riders, a Monmouth-based therapeutic riding program celebrating 20 years of serving

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00:16:13

Inside Western Smokehouse’s Galesburg Boom: 1.2M...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/28

In this special episode of Galesburg's Morning news, Doug Hankes, Galesburg native and chief operating officer of Western Smokehouse Partners, revealed how the world’s largest producer of better-for-you meat snacks is transforming two local landmarks into high-tech production hubs—creating 200–230 new jobs and investing $72 million in our community. Key Highlights from the Interview: Monmouth Blvd. (former Maytag): The $50 million plant began production in September 2025, already running a second

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00:10:09

CASA of West Central Illinois – Expanding to Fulton...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/27

In this episode of Galesburg's Morning News we're joined by Kelly Price, executive director of CASA of West Central Illinois, as we dive into CASA’s expansion into Fulton County (now serving 110 more kids in foster care), the life-changing role of CASA volunteers (just 5 hours/month to be a child’s voice in court), and their upcoming Lip Sync Battle on Nov 6. at Cedar Creek Hall. 🎤 Theme: Lights, Camera, Lip Sync (movie soundtracks) 🎟️ Tickets: $20 advance / $25 door | Tables $180–$250 🗳️ Vote

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00:15:02

Festival of Voices: 230 Singers, One Unforgettable...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/24

This episode of Galesburg's Morning News features Galesburg Community Chorus as they launch their 80th anniversary season with the monumental Festival of Voices — a free, all-ages choral event featuring over 230 singers from six local choirs, including middle schoolers, college ensembles, and lifelong community voices. In this episode, Dr. Tim Pahel (25 years as Artistic Director) and Will Culbertson (Chorus President) pull back the curtain on: The record-breaking 230+ voice finale of Let There Be

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00:10:30

Downtown Galesburg transforms into trick-or-treat...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/23

Noelle Thompson, Galesburg Public Library Director, joined this morning’s show to discuss Treat Street 2025. The family-friendly trick-or-treat event, hosted by the Downtown Community Partnership, is set for Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Main Street will be closed for safe, festive fun. Maps and goodie bags will be available at Main & Cherry and Main & Seminary. Noelle shared ways to get involved and teased the library’s Halloween activities. 🎃 [widget id="custom_html-242"]

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00:11:52

Galesburg Booster Club Unveils First Draw Down...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/22

On this episode of Galesburg's Morning News on WGIL Radio, we talked with Aaron Furrow, President of the Galesburg Athletic Booster Club, and Mindi Ritchie, District 205 Assistant Superintendent, detailing the Booster Club’s inaugural Draw Down fundraiser. Set for Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025, at Cedar Creek Hall, 571 E. North St., Galesburg, the event runs from a social hour with food trucks at 6- 7 p.m., followed by the main event from 7-10 p.m. With only 150 tickets at $150 each—each admitting two

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00:16:36

'Run For Your Life' Fundraiser for Hope Cemetery

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/21

Listen to the latest episode of Galesburg’s Morning News as we explore the 2nd Annual "Run For Your Life" 5K and 1-Mile Run/Walk, set for 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24 at Hope Cemetery. Jack Templeton, board member of the Hope Cemetery Association, details this family-friendly fundraiser, welcoming runners, walkers, and costumed participants for a relaxed, scenic course led by a hearse. Funds support the cemetery’s new scattering garden, a sustainable revenue source, and urgent maintenance like tree

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00:14:44

City Matters: Eric Hanson on public safety upgrades,...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/20

Galesburg City Manager Eric Hanson joins Galesburg's Morning News to preview the Monday, Oct. 20, 2025, City Council meeting. Hanson details a $1.24 million StarCom21 radio upgrade for police and fire to improve communication with state and county agencies, ensuring better 911 responses by late 2026. A $435,000 Motorola Solutions contract will replace outdated body and in-car cameras to boost transparency. On fiscal policy, Hanson highlights minor fee adjustments for city services, and a resolution

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00:13:38

Ferris Wheels & Circus Thrills: Cirque Mechanics’...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/14

Dive into the thrilling world of Cirque Mechanics: Tilt! with our interview with founder and creative director Chris Lashua, recorded on Oct. 14, 2025, on Galesburg’s Morning News. In this 15-minute conversation, Chris takes us behind the scenes of Tilt!, a high-flying circus spectacle set in a nostalgic 1980s amusement park, featuring a stunning 18-foot, man-powered Ferris Wheel. He shares how his BMX and Cirque du Soleil roots shaped the company’s unique blend of acrobatics and human-powered

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00:18:59

Exploring Career Training at Galesburg Area...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/10

In this WGIL Morning News interview, Director Adam Seaney discusses Galesburg Area Vocational Center’s hands-on programs like welding, CNA, automotive, culinary arts, and law enforcement, serving 440 students from 10 districts. He highlights partnerships with Kunis Toyota, Dave's Auto Body, Habitat for Humanity, and Pegasus Mfg., recruitment visits to area schools, and potential new programs like cosmetology and EMT. Don’t miss the Manufacturing & Trades Showcase on Oct. 23, where 7th-12th graders

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00:16:43

Exploring Lombard College’s Legacy in Galesburg

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/09

On WGIL Galesburg’s Morning News, local historian Rex Cherrington shared the vibrant history of Lombard College, a Universalist-founded institution that shaped Galesburg until its closure in 1930. Unlike Knox College, founded by Presbyterians and Congregationalists like Rev. George Washington Gale, Lombard pioneered co-education, admitting men and women to the same classes. Rex highlighted key figures, including Benjamin Lombard, whose donation rebuilt the college after a 1855 fire, and presidents

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00:12:49

Buchanan Community Chorus Prepares for Christmas...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2025/10/09

In this Galesburg's Morning News interview, Joy Boostrom provides an overview of the Buchanan Community Chorus, founded in 1988 in Monmouth by Grace E. Buchanan as a "teaching chorus" to educate singers and audiences, supported by the Buchanan Center for the Arts and the Illinois Arts Council. The chorus focuses on vocal technique, breathing exercises, and lyrical interpretation, drawing members from Warren, Knox, and Henderson Counties for its intergenerational ensemble. The group is preparing for

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