- Interviews ·
Lance Tarochione — August rain will decide how good this corn crop gets
DEKALB/Asgrow agronomist Lance Tarochione says a cooler, wetter August is exactly what corn and soybeans need right now, plus a look at farmer price psychology and a record-setting Indiana grower.
- Galesburg's Morning News ·
How Galesburg pays to keep its downtown looking sharp
Three guests from the city and the Galesburg Downtown Council explain how two grant programs have shaped downtown Galesburg since 2009.
- Galesburg's Morning News ·
Pam Davidson on 18 years of the NAACP’s Back to School Community Cookout
NAACP president Pam Davidson previews Saturday's Back to School Community Cookout at Kiwanis Park, marking 18 years of free backpacks, haircuts, and food for Galesburg families.
- Galesburg's Morning News ·
A seven-piece soul band makes its first Galesburg stop at First Fridays
Nikki Malley of Malley Farms and Candace D'Agnolo of Dante & Dory's Pet Emporium preview Friday's First Fridays on Seminary Street, including a band making its first-ever Galesburg appearance.
- Interviews ·
Lance Tarochione — dry July, crown rot, and a new seat on the Illinois Soybean board
DEKALB/Asgrow agronomist Lance Tarochione on a July that's finishing at a quarter of normal rainfall, early crown rot showing up in fields, and his election to the Illinois Soybean Association board.
- Galesburg In Focus ·
Knox Community Health Center — National Health Center Week
Knox Community Health Center leaders Reina Reyes and Staci Simpson joined Galesburg In Focus to preview National Health Center Week, Aug. 3-9, and the center's sliding fee scale for patients regardless of insurance status.
The plan to keep downtown Galesburg thriving, and the grants behind it
From facade repairs to new housing, city and merchant leaders say downtown Galesburg's next chapter is already underway.
The WGIL News Quiz: Facade grants, speeding, a new crisis center, and more
Take our quiz and see how well you know this week's news
Patient, witty, meticulous — colleagues remember longtime Churchill math teacher Doug Ferreter
From classroom rhymes to a shared love of trains, those who knew him best remember a teacher who never raised his voice.
Knox County property transfers for July 30-Aug. 5 — see a list of home and other sales
Twenty-three transactions were recorded across Galesburg, East Galesburg, Galva, Oneida, and Dahinda, ranging from $1,500 to $450,000.
NAACP Galesburg’s Back to School Cookout returns for 18th year with backpacks, haircuts, and food
The Galesburg NAACP will give away more than 250 backpacks and offer free haircuts and food Saturday at Kiwanis Park.
Behind Galesburg’s July speeding crackdown: three agencies, one coordinated push
Galesburg police, the Knox County Sheriff's Department, and Illinois State Police combined forces July 22 as part of a monthlong speed enforcement campaign funded by federal traffic safety dollars.
Bridgeway to open ‘urgent care’-style mental health crisis center in downtown Galesburg
Bridgeway purchased the building to launch new walk-in behavioral health crisis services for adults in Knox County.
$10 doctor visits, no insurance required — inside Knox Community Health Center’s sliding fee scale
Knox Community Health Center offers medical, dental, and mental health care on a sliding fee scale for patients regardless of insurance status.
How a Knox College coach’s offense became Michael Jordan’s championship blueprint
Evan Massey traces a surprising line from a 1918 Knox College coaching hire to Michael Jordan's six NBA championships.
Warren County property transfers for July 27-31 — see a list of home and other sales
Nine transactions were recorded across Cameron and Monmouth, ranging from $2,200 to $328,700.
This week in Galesburg history: 100 years of Carr House, Streaks sports, and a gym floor disaster
Evan Massey looks back 100, 75, 50, 25, and 10 years at Galesburg's past — from the Carr House probate to a Little League title under Harley Knosher.
PODCASTS
How Galesburg pays to keep its downtown looking sharp
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How Galesburg pays to keep its downtown looking sharp
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Pam Davidson on 18 years of the NAACP's Back to School Community Cookout
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A seven-piece soul band makes its first Galesburg stop at First Fridays
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Chief Kevin Legate: Inside Tuesday's National Night Out at Standish Park
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City Matters: New PFAS-free wells, a K-Pop show, and a $50 million logistics park deal
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Jim Reinebach — inside Galesburg basketball's glory years
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Pippi Ardennia & Daniel Leahy — inside Sunday's Orpheum benefit show
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Kenny Tatman & Mike McCormick — previewing Monmouth's Cruise-In
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Tuesday Çetin & Angelica Mangieri — building Galesburg's Kitchen Collective
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Lou Leone, Monmouth city administrator — inside his first 90 days
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CommunityGro's Aug. 9 Summer Social — cardboard boats and chalk art coming to Lake Storey
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Great Balloon Race organizer Greg Saul — launches, glows, and a golf ball drop this weekend
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Rich Norton, Jeff Hoschek, Terrence Gregory, GYAC — a September boxing event, and a club finding its footing
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City Matters: why Ohio Avenue could go back to two-way
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Knox County Health Department — no cyclosporiasis cases here, and how to keep it that way
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Shawn Hickey, Galesburg football coach — 80 players, an earlier start, and the Week 4 search
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Kraig Boynton and Phil Dickinson, Taste of Galesburg — 40 years and a record 28 restaurants
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Mark Nizer, world champion juggler — bringing 4D to the Orpheum
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Allie Bryan, Connor Atwell, Lorie Larsen & Kenny Knox preview Prairie Players' Cinderella
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Fran Moore and Tim Holmes — Altona's historic stage returns after 92 years
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.
Knox Community Health Center — National Health Center Week
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Knox Community Health Center — National Health Center Week
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Courtney Garland Bibo, Graham Medical Group — the sunscreen myths costing you
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River 2 River turns 20 Saturday
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Knox County Fair Board — 175th Annual Knox County Fair preview
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C.L. Cummings, Tompkins State Bank — why community banking still matters
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Dr. Josh Carpenter, OSF HealthCare — Men's Health Month and why men can't afford to wait
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Way to Grow Pediatric Therapy — bringing specialized pediatric therapy services to Galesburg
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New Limited Rods of Western Illinois — Railtown Rumble rolls into Lincoln Park Sunday
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OSF Wound Care — advanced wound care comes to Galesburg and what patients need to know
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Chris Rennau, Tompkins State Bank — seven challenges facing Midwest farmers and how a local bank can help
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Bria Medina — Knox College's all-time leading scorer on her journey from Galesburg to the Iowa Hawkeyes
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Dr. Nathaniel Baker — OSF St. Mary's ER expansion, behavioral health, and a community garden
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Andy Gibbons — 35 years, one place, no regrets
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Orpheum Theatre — closing out the 2025-26 season with a UK Broadway debut and 100 Years of Hank
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Canton History & Arts Alliance — Live at the Plaza free summer concert series
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Alivia Derham, APRN — Graham Medical Group brings orthopedic care home to Galesburg
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Veteran & Senior Fair returns April 29 — Rep. Swanson and Seminary Village on what to expect
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Zach Yoder, OSF HealthCare Regional President — Growth and a 10-Year Vision for Western Illinois
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Galesburg Public Library — Teen & Adult Job Fair, Teen Horror Movie, and the Library as Community Hub
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Bill Pearson — 'Goooood!' Voice of the Silver Streaks
Galesburg In Focus
Conversations originally heard during Galesburg In Focus, which airs Saturday mornings 8-9 a.m. on 93.7 FM and 1400 AM, WGIL. The interview program includes guests who talk about local topics like sports, not-for profit groups and organizations, businesses, local history, community events and more. It's an audio snapshot of our community.
Dog bath time tips that actually work
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Dog bath time tips that actually work
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Fireworks and pets: how to keep yours safe, calm, and home this Fourth of July
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Summer hazards every pet owner needs to know about
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If your dog walks you, this episode is for you
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Reading your pet's food label without the stress
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Midwest Pet Life debuts on WGIL: Why pets matter more than ever
Midwest Pet Life
Midwest Pet Life is a weekly WGIL podcast hosted by Candace D'Agnolo, a pet industry veteran and owner of Dante & Dory's Pet Emporium in Galesburg, Illinois. Every week, Candace digs into the topics that matter most to pet owners across the Midwest — from nutrition and behavior to seasonal safety and the science behind the human-animal bond. Whether you're a dog person, a cat person, or somewhere in between, this show was made for you. Have a pet question? Submit them to support@danteanddorys.com. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
Lance Tarochione — August rain will decide how good this corn crop gets
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Lance Tarochione — August rain will decide how good this corn crop gets
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Lance Tarochione — dry July, crown rot, and a new seat on the Illinois Soybean board
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Lance Tarochione — corn yield potential keeps slipping as July stays dry
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Lance Tarochione — corn stress builds as dry July drags on
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Tassle Wrap, Knox County Fair & Young Washington
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Humidity, Corn Sweat and Double-Crop Beans
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June Rains: Too Much Of A Good Thing
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Rain Makes Grain
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Modern Planter Technology: Precision or Problems?
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Spraying Season and Spotting Replant Trouble
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Spring Planting: Closing The Last Rows
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Another Tough Week in the Fields
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Finding Firm Ground During a Wet Planting Season
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Racing the Clock: The Real Challenges of Planting Season
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To Plant Or Not To Plant - That Is The Question
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Seed Trials And College Basketball
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Planters Starting To Roll Across Central Illinois
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Spoon River Stories: Floods & Farms
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Rental Car Run-in & Removing Trees
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Big Week For Ag: New Herbicide Registration & AgTech
Ag Talk
Lance Tarochione, Technical Agronomist for Dekalb & Asgrow, discusses current topics in local agriculture.
| DATE | GAME | BROADCAST TIME | |
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| August 9 SUNDAY |  | St. LOUIS CARDINALS @ Colorado Rockies | 12:20pm |
| August 10 MONDAY | | St. LOUIS CARDINALS vs Philadelphia Phillies | 5:50pm |
| August 11 TUESDAY | | St. LOUIS CARDINALS vs Philadelphia Phillies | 5:50pm |
