Start your Wednesday morning with regional pride, history, and a look back at the stories that shaped our area.
At 9:20 AM, we’re joined by Sam Moore, Managing Director of Public History with the Missouri Historical Society. He’ll preview the upcoming St. Louis Birthday Bash, a brand-new annual, all-ages festival celebrating the city’s birthday with music, food, storytelling, and hands-on activities rooted in community pride. Taking place February 14–15, the event brings together local musicians, historians, artists, food vendors, and civic partners under one roof. We’ll talk about what makes this celebration unique, how it connects to the “I Am St. Louis” civic engagement campaign, and why it’s designed for everyone — families, longtime St. Louisans, newcomers, and anyone looking for a fun winter weekend. The celebration even kicks off with The Great Big T-Rav Remix, blending local flavor with creative energy.
At 10:10 AM, Lacy McDonald joins us for another edition of 100 Years Ago, where we step back into Riverbend history through her latest feature. As Director of the Genealogy and Local History Library at Hayner Public Library District, Lacy connects present-day headlines with stories from a century ago — exploring the people, places, and moments that helped shape the region we know today. It’s a thoughtful reminder that while times change, community remains at the center of everything.
A Wednesday built around regional celebration and deep local roots.
The Bridge Church
Deliverance Temple in Alton
Wood River City Council Meeting
Village of Godfrey Board of Trustees: Public Safety, Finance, Board Meetings
