WRCO Morning Show

The second part of the Morning Show on August 17 featured the A.D. German Warehouse. Board members were on the program to talk about the upcoming late summer events.

The first part of the Morning Show featured a local business, Wild Honey Juicery and Cafe.

Members from the Ithaca Lions Club were on the second part of the Morning Show on August 14. They previewed upcoming fundraising events including the "Stuff the Bus" fundraiser.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 14 featured the Ithaca School District. They were on the program to talk about their preparation for the upcoming school year.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 13 featured the Richland Hospital Foundation. They were on the program to provide an update on what the foundation has been working on.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 13 featured Crimstoppers. The previewed the upcoming Murder Mystery program they are hosting.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 12 featured information on the upcoming Richland Center High School Trivia Night Fundraiser, hosted by the Richland Center High School Drama Club.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 12 put the spotlight on the Wonewoc Lions Club. They were on the program to talk about the restoration to the historic Hobo Hotel.

The Morning Show on August 11 featured information on the upcoming 4PeteSake 2026 Day in the Park event that will be held on Sunday, August 16.

The final part of the Morning Show on August 7 featured 2026 Walk with GRACE Ambassador, Nancy Gher. She shared her cancer journey with Phil Nee.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 7 featured GRACE Ambassador, Lila Kraska. She shared her cancer journey story with Phil.

The Moring Show on August 6 featured a legislative update from Wisconsin State Senator, Sarah Keyeski.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 4 featured an interview with another of this year's GRACE Ambassadors, Mike Bradford.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 4 featured an interview with one of this year's GRACE Ambassadors, Gary Schwartz.

The Morning Show on August 3 featured our monthly community update from Richland Center Mayor, Karin Tepley

The second part of the Morning Show on July 31 featured a preview of the 2026 Rock 'N' Roll Reunion event coming up on August 1 in Woodman.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 31 featured the Giving Voice Choir. The Giving Voice Rural Initiative expands dementia-friendly choirs across Wisconsin. These local choruses unite individuals experiencing memory loss with their care partners and community members in a supportive singing environment.

The Morning Show on July 30 featured information on some upcoming events being held at Galaxie Skate Center.

The final part of the Morning Show on July 29 was dedicated to the Kickapoo Cowboy Church. Kickapoo Cowboy Church is held at 6:00 PM on the first Sunday evening of the month from April through December at the Old Oak Inn Annex in Soldiers Grove.

The second part of the Morning Show on July 29 included an interview with Democratic candidate for Congress, Rebecca Cooke.

The focus of the first part of the Morning Show on July 29 was on the upcoming Joshua Kleinsasser Foundation Basketball Tournament Fundraiser.

The Morning Show on July 28 featured a preview of the upcoming Richland Center 6th Annual National Night Out event that will be held on Tuesday, August 4 at 5:30 PM at the Richland County Fairgrounds.

Craig Huth and Craig Woodhouse from Greater Richland Area Chamber were on the Morning Show on July 27 for an update on local events.

The final part of the Morning Show put the spotlight on Pam's Posse Walk with GRACE Team rummage sale fundraiser that is being held July 24th and July 25th at Gary's Lawncare in Richland Center.

The second part of the Morning Show on July 24 featured an interview with the new 79th Alice in Dairyland, Anastasia Poull.

The first part of a busy Morning Show on July 24 featured the monthly update from GRACE. The segment featured information on the upcoming walk next month.

The July 23 Morning Show featured author, Amy Lins. Amy was on the program to talk about her new book, "Coloring Hope: A Cancer Journey Companion."

Staff from Riverdale Schools were on the Morning Show on July 22. Jeff Campbell, Larry Swiggum and Kally Koch were on the program to talk about what they have been up to during summer break.

The Morning Show on July 21 welcomed the new Ithaca School Superintendent, Paul Coenen. Paul spoke with Phil about his new role. Guest: Paul Noonan

The second part of the Morning Show on July 20 featured an interview with author, Mary Thompson. She will be at the Brewer Public Library in August.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 20 featured an interview that Phil had with Dr. Brian Kroll from the Richland Hospital. Dr. Kroll is part of the family medicine team at the Richland Hospital.

Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show on July 17. Steve spoke about what Richland Schools have been up to during summer break. Guest: Steve Board

The final part of the Morning Show on July 16 featured Mark Chambers. Mark spoke with Phil about the upcoming Ryan's Root Charity Bean Bag Tournament on Saturday, July 25.

The first part of the Morning Show previewed an upcoming fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network. The Dog Days of Summer Vendor Market will be held on August 1.

The final part of the Morning Show on July 15 featured a preview of this year's Boaz Fun Days. The event will run from Friday, July 17 through Sunday, July 19.

The first part of the Morning Show on July 15 featured information on the National Point in Time Homeless Count.

The Morning Show on July 14 featured information on the 2026 Richland Center Murder/Mystery event.

The second half of The Morning Show on July 13 featured Ocooch Mountain Humane Society board members discussing what is going on at OMHS.

During the first of The Morning Show on July 13 River Valley School District Administrator Loren Glasbrenner gave an update of what is happening at River Valley Schools.

During the first of The Morning Show on July 13 River Valley School District Administrator Loren Glasbrenner gave an update of what is happening at River Valley Schools.

The second half of The Morning Show on July 13 featured Ocooch Mountain Humane Society board members discussing what is going on at OMHS.

On the first half of The Morning Show, on July 10, Brady Dosch, Liam Fingerson and Coach Andy Troxel, who will represent Richland Center High School in the upcoming WFCA All Star Football Game, were featured.

Michelle Reinen, who is with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) discussed DATCP Consumer Protection Topics during the second half of The Morning Show on July 10.

The first half of The Morning Show on July 9 featured Cari Stolts, Director of Marketing & Communications for the Richland School District discussed summer preparations for the upcoming school year.

Nora Roughen-Schmidt and Michael Browne spoke during the second half of The Morning Show on July 9 about the upcoming Artificial Intelligence workshop for small businesses that will be held in Richland Center.

Guests on the first half of The Morning Show on July 8 were Kyle Kriegl, Executive Director for the Southwest Chapter of the American Red Cross, and Bob Sheire, Local Red Cross Blood Drive Coordinator.

Joan Zahalka and Dennis Olson with the St. Vincent de Paul River Valley Conference were featured on the second half of The Morning Show on July 8.

Crawford County landowner Rob Danielson was a guest on The Morning Show on July 7 to discuss the "BECI" 765 kv Transmission Project Proposal for Wisconsin.

On the second half of The Morning Show on July 6 Mayor Karin Tepley gave a community update for the City of Richland Center.

Economic Development Director and Director of Public Works Jasen Glasbrenner gave an update on what is happening in the City of Richland Center on the first half of The Morning Show on July 6.