WRCO Morning Show

The second part of the Morning Show on October 5 featured information on events coming up at the Crosscurrents Heritage Center.

The first part of the Morning Show on October 5 featured our monthly update with Richland Center Mayor, Karin Tepley.

Guests: Ashley Oliphant, Karin Tepley

The first part of the Morning Show on October 2 featured elder assistance with Medicare Open Enrollment.

The second part of the Morning Show on October 2 featured the local United Givers Organization as they provided listeners with an update on upcoming events.

The final part of the Morning Show on October 1 previewed the upcoming WPPI Energy event coming up on October 7.

The second part of the Morning Show on October 1 provided listeners with an update from St. Luke Church.

The first part of the Morning Show on October 1 put the spotlight on an upcoming WI Connect Resource Fair.

The Morning Show on September 30th was a very special one. We took a trip down memory lane with host Phil Nee who was the subject of the program.

The last part of the Morning Show on September 29 put the spotlight on the upcoming Kiwanis Club Coats for Kids Fundraiser being held on September 30.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 29 featured a tourism update with Richland Center Tourism Coordinator.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 28 featured an update from Ocooch Mountain Humane Society.

The second part of the Morning Show on September 28 put the spotlight on local music artist, Elise Becker.

Phill Nee and Henry Bray spoke with various individuals and participants who were in attendance at the River Valley School Fair.

Board members of Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination (GRACE) were guests on The Morning Show to give an update on GRACE.

The second half of The Morning Show featured representatives of the Annual Wheels of Time Truck & Tractor Show discussing their upcoming event.

Representatives of the Viola Horse and Colt Show were guests on the first half of The Morning Show to talk about this weekend's event.

No 765 Line is a Wisconsin citizen coalition and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizing communities against two proposed 765,000-volt transmission lines across southern Wisconsin.

The final part of the Morning Show on September 22 was dedicated to this year's Hub City Diesel Truck Challenge .

The second part of the Morning Show on September 22 put the spotlight on an upcoming concert. The Church of Cash celebrates the sound and soul of the "Man in Black" on Stages Worldwide.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 22 featured an interview Phil Nee had with Brian Radday, who is the director of Community Engagement with Mid Continent Grid Solutions.

The Morning Show on September 21 featured a legislative update with Howard Marklein and Tony Kurtz.

The last part of the Morning Show on September 18 featured an interview with Wisconsin Congressman, Derrick Van Orden.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 18 featured staff from the Richland School District. They were on the program to talk about how the start to the new year has been going with students.

The Morning Show on September 17 featured students and staff from the Ithaca School District. This week is Ithaca's Homecoming and they spoke about the upcoming parade.

WRCO's Phil Nee had a chance to talk with Country/Americana/Soul/Rock artist, Danielia Cotton.