Russell Recreation Director Klinton Warner appeared on the Morning Show with a look ahead to Spring and Summer sports.

Russell County Dispatchers Amy Dollison, Andrew Leader and Angel Roe appeared on the Morning Show to talk about April being 911 Education Month as well as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week which is April 14-20.

Clergy Comments presented by Pastor Ron Wedel of First Congregational Church of Russell.

Russell County Commissioner Daron Woelk sat down with KRSL News Director David Elliott for a recap of Monday's County Commission meeting.

Simpson Elementary Teacher and Music Instructor Kinsey Volk appeared on the Morning Show with a preview of the 2nd and 3rd Grade concert featuring Bickerdyke Elementary School students scheduled for Thursday, April 11 at Ruppenthal Middle School.

Karrie Vanwinkle with Midway Extension District of Russell and Ellsworth counties joined KRSL's Erik Stone on the Morning Show with an update on Walk Kansas, a Livestock Clinic and a Financial Planning Workshop.

Marketing Director Amanda Smith and Director of Programming Audrey Parsons appeared on the Morning Show with an update on the programming lineup and upcoming events.

Jordan Bayse with Chapel of Hope Church in Russell joined KRSL's Erik Stone on the Morning Show for a preview of their free program "David: King of Jerusalem" set for Friday, March 29 at 7:30 p.m.

Sherri Stoppel with SLH Farms and Craig Dinkel from Midway Extension District appeared on the Morning Show to discuss Grow for Russell County, a new addition to the Russell County Free Fair.

Roger Day and Vance Chartier with the Hays High Plains Chorus joined KRSL's Erik Stone on the Morning Show for a preview of their concert on April 6 at Fort Hays State University.