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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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00:13:35

'Live2Lead' next week at Lake Storey Pavilion

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/10/03

No matter where you rank with your employer, you're a leader. That's one of the messages of the annual "Live2Lead" event next Thursday at Lake Storey Pavilion. The "Transformational Team" is leading the local version of the event. Kelly Poyner, Mark Thomas, and Dr. Pete Kehoe talk about it with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_662553" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Members of the "Transformational Team" from left to right: Kelly Poyner, Mark Thomas, and Dr

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00:16:01

Take a nice, leisurely scenic drive this weekend and...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/10/02

The change of the calendar to October, and the potential change in weather to fall, mean one thing. It's time for the Knox County Scenic (and the Spoon River Scenic) Drive! Always the first two weekends of October, there are as many vendors as there are things to see through the area with the change of seasons. There's even a new stop this year! Will Stevenson talks about it with Tom Collopy, chair of the committee that organizes the Knox County Scenic Drive, on Galesburg's Morning News.

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00:19:38

GAVC students to benefit from upcoming Manufacturing...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/30

Enrollment is up at Galesburg Area Vocational Center, and those students involved will soon get the chance to meet up close and personal with local employers and entities that may be able to use their skills someday. Will Stevenson talked with GAVC director Adam Seaney on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_662347" align="aligncenter" width="1332"] Adam Seaney, Vocational Director for Galesburg Area Vocational Center. (WGIL)[/caption]

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00:15:00

Former Galesburg man now in Florida gets out of...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/27

After making landfall in Florida Thursday night, what's left of what was Hurricane Helene was making its way through the Carolinas Friday morning. There were heavy rain and high winds in the town of Venice, Florida -- where former Galesburg businessman Dennis Case now lives -- but nothing like what other parts of Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas are experiencing. Nonetheless, Will Stevenson talked with Case on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_662206" align="aligncenter"

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00:17:11

Knox-Galesburg Symphony begins season romantically...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/26

The next season of the Knox-Galesburg Symphony begins Saturday night, with the opening concert's theme being "Romantic Era Masterpieces." Executive Director Lucas Wood, and principal conductor Kedrick Armstrong, who says he loves coming back to Galesburg to conduct the symphony, talk with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_662179" align="aligncenter" width="1226"] Lucas Wood and Kedrick Armstrong of the Knox-Galesburg Symphony. (WGIL)[/caption]

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00:18:46

Early voting for November election starts Thursday

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/25

Illinois voters have the chance starting Thursday, September 26, to vote early in the November election. While the Presidential race has received most of the attention, there are plenty of local races up for your consideration as well. In Galesburg, CLICK HERE for a sample ballot. For more details, including how to make sure you have the right poling place, and the need for more election judges, Will Stevenson turned to Lisa Watson, executive director of the Galesburg Board of Elections, on

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00:19:24

The good news -- and the bad news -- of the fall harvest

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/24

The fall harvest of corn and soybeans, among other crops, is officially underway in this region. Farmers are said to be seeing some good numbers in terms of bushels per acre that are being harvest. But, with the good comes the bad, as there have been concerns about insects in the crop, diseases, and relatively low prices. Lance Tarchione, Technical Agronomist for Dekalb and Asgrow as well as host of WGIL's "Ag Talk" Saturday mornings, talks about it all with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning

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00:13:52

'Walk to End Alzheimer's' takes place Saturday

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/24

One of the longest-running fundraising walks in the area returns this weekend. The annual "Walk to End Alzheimer's" will start with opening ceremonies Saturday, September 28 at Lake Storey. Organizers hope to raise $77,000 this year, and they're 85% of the way to their goal. Joann Whitney and Becky Carlson are a part of the walk every year, and talk with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_662029" align="aligncenter" width="4032"] Becky Carlson and Joann Whitney

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00:12:11

'Family Day' Friday at Gordon Behrents Senior Center

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/19

A fundraiser for a "Walk to End Alzheimer's" team is Friday at the Gordon Behrents Senior Center, located at Galesburg's Hawthorn Center. "Gordon Girls" will host lunch, an ice cream social, games, a raffle, and more. It should not only help the walk, but it also could help you find out all the services available for seniors at the center, operated by Thrive Community Services, formerly KCCDD. Jackie Jennings, Director of Adult Day and Health Services, talks with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's

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00:15:18

Time to get your flu vaccine. Here's how

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/18

It's once again flu season, and the Knox County Health Department has the vaccine available. But, did you know when you get a flu shot, it's not for the type of flu that results in gastrointestinal problems? Wil Hayes and Tammy Nelson from the Health Department talk about that, and how a number of flu vaccine clinics will be held starting Thursday, with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_661817" align="aligncenter" width="1332"] Wil Hayes (assistant administrator),

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00:14:02

Transforming Wyatt Earp's birthplace into a...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/17

After years of potential neglect, the Wyatt Earp Birthplace is open again in Monmouth -- at least, it will be as of this Friday, when a ribbon-cutting is held on the site. Then, on Saturday, there will be a daylong open house, showing off what the birthplace's Jason Robbins -- a local businessman -- says is a treasure that needed a lot of TLC. Robbins talks to Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Evening News.

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00:14:58

City manager previews council meeting, and reacts to...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/16

A number of important items are on Monday night's Galesburg City Council agenda, including a request to close East Main Street during October's "Treat Street" event, the need to begin work on the deteriorating South Street underpass, and the Lake Storey multi-use path. Plus, we get City Manager Eric Hanson's reaction to the city's proposal to add an electric vehicle charging station to the large Simmons Street city parking lot, when he talks to Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News.

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00:14:59

'Dan and Pippi' to hold another fundraising concert...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/13

Daniel Leahy and his partner Pippi Ardennia -- known as "Dan and Pippi -- will be joined by other musicians for a "PD Cares Concert" on the Lawn on Sunday afternoon at 2190 N. Broad Street in Galesburg. That's the name of the charity they founded after getting through some trials and tribulations of their own. The address is the home of Monica Slabodnick, who is inviting you to her front lawn for the show. Dan, Pippi, and Monica talk about it with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News

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00:15:36

The Abingdon Historical Society's new home will...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/13

After years of planning, building, organizing, arranging, and accepting donations, the Abingdon Historical Society is ready to open its brand new home to the public. The society's new location at 113 S. Main St. in Abingdon will open to the public Saturday at 4 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Jim Davis, Abingdon Historical Society former president, and Bunny Dalton, the new president, talk with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News. [caption id="attachment_661469"

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00:12:25

What is Huntington's Disease? Find out at an...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/12

Huntington's Disease is a genetic disorder that breaks down the brain's nerve cells, deteriorating physical and mental abilities. It's like, officials say, having ALS, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases together, and the symptoms are much the same. As many as 200,000 Americans are at risk of inheriting the disease, and 30,000 Americans are estimated to have symptoms of HD. This is the fifth year the Huntington's Disease Society of America is hosting a "Team Hope Walk" for Central Illinois in

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00:16:07

'Always a Bridesmaid' next on the Prairie Players...

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/11

There are many great things going on in Galesburg in the coming weekend, and among them are a number of opportunities to see Prairie Players Civic Theatre's latest production: "Always a Bridesmaid." The short version of the plot is, "Four friends have sworn to keep the promise they made on the night of their Senior Prom: to be in each other's wedding -- no matter what. More than thirty years later, these Southern friends-for-life are still making 'the long walk' for each other, determined to

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00:10:48

GHS to remember 9/11 with stadium stair climb

Galesburg"s Morning News ·

2024/09/10

Learning about the September 11th terrorist attacks has been an eye-opening experience for at least some of the students at Galesburg High School. That's why, through the GHS "CARE Club" and School Resource Officer Todd Olinger, they are holding a first-time "Streaks 9-11 Stair Climb" for students and faculty Wednesday, September 11, at F&M Bank Stadium. Olinger talks about it with Will Stevenson on Galesburg's Morning News.

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