Kathy and Mike McAdoo appeared on the Morning Show with KRSL's Erik Stone to provide an update on the Black Gold Pheasants Forever Banquet, set for Saturday, March 28 at the Russell VFW as well as a progress report on the Russell Play Park and its new fundraising initiative.

Clergy Comments presented by Pastor Teri Sutherlin of St. John Lutheran Church in Russell.

Russell Junior-Senior High School Activities Director Jay Sanders appeared on the Morning Show to recap the winter sports season and preview the spring sports season which begins today with the Russell-Victoria Baseball and Softball teams both in action at home.

Lisa Moubry, Director of the Russell Area Chamber of Commerce appeared on the Morning Show to preview the non-profit roundtable set for Tuesday morning at Chet's Place and offered a sneak preview of what Freedom Fest might look like for America's 250th birthday.

Randy Baker, Water Utilities Director for the City of Russell appeared on the Morning Show with an update on preparations for the spring and summer within the city limits and the ongoing R-9 Project.

Mike McAdoo and Jon Ross of the Russell and Northern Barton County chapter of Black Gold Pheasants Forever appeared on the Morning Show with a look ahead to their 20th annual banquet set for Saturday, March 28 at Russell VFW Post 6240.

Clergy Comments presented by Pastor Jean Marc of Trinity United Methodist Church of Russell.

Jessica Kootz with the Midway Extension District of Russell and Ellsworth counties appeared on the Morning Show to remind listeners about the beginning of Walk Kansas and its kickoff event set for Sunday, March 22 at Wilson Lake.

Angie Muller with the Russell County Area Community Foundation joined KRSL's Mike McKenna on the Morning Show for the March edition of Feel Good Friday.

Crystal Craig with Russell Community Theater appeared on the Morning Show with a look ahead to RCT's first production of 2026, "Packing Up Polly" and unveiled the cast members for the show.