Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

Today's episode ties into the Savoy Automobile Museum's latest temporary gallery focusing on Studebakers. Host Mary Agrusa takes us through the history of the company, starting as blacksmiths, evolving into horse-drawn wagons and carriages before moving into automobiles.

Here is today's interview with Clint Terza, the Superintendent of the Bartow County School System, for his monthly check-in. We are on the cusp of Spring Break and then we will be cruising to the end of the school year. We discuss STEAM/STEM and technology with a warning about not staying on top of the trends in using AI.…

Here is today's interview with Dennis Elmore and Larry Allen to talk about this coming Saturday's tractor show at the American Legion Fairgrounds in Cartersville, GA. This is the Gordon County Antique Engine and Tractor Club's annual show that is open to the public at no charge. The event starts at 9AM and will last through the afternoon.…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

We open this week's episode with a focus on the wind down of the regular hockey season and how NHL may see a new record set for most career goals scored. We then move to the Atlanta Braves who are winless in their first six games of the MLB season. March Madness move on to the Final Four and we once again realize how hard it is to pick an accurate …

Here is our monthly check-in with the President and CEO of the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce, Cindy Williams. We love to put a spotlight on the programming and events conducted by our local Chamber.Par WBHF Radio

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.Par WBHF Radio

Today's show takes a look at the events, characters and stories that took place this week in American Western History. It's our chance to put a weekly focus on stories from the Old West.Par WBHF Radio

Here is our interview with Darnell Jackson, Jr, aka Jac Rip, who is a long-time hip-hop and rap artist. We disucss his early years, moving from Buffalo, New York to NW Georgia and discovering a talent for lyrics and rap. We discuss how his career evolved, his touring throughout the southeast and the midwest before taking a break in 2017. He only ju…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

Here is our interivew with two-time former Olympian and spokesperson for GA811 to talk about April's Safe Digging Month. We discussed his near fatal injury when his jackhammer hit unmarked electrical lines on a construction site and his more than three years recovery just to start walking again. Now, as spokesperson for GA811, he is reminding us of…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.Par WBHF Radio

New Irwin Allen shows coming, strange and bizarre stories!

On today's show, we use a segment from The Five on Fox News where Greg Gutfeld had a similar reaction to the Brett Baier interview of the DOGE team as I did on my Friday show. We also get a little more on the Left's desire to get Pete Hegseth to resign or be fired over the Signalgate event. CNN's Scott Jennings has a perfect retort for the unhinged…

In game two, the Cartersville Purple Huricanes beat the Woodland Wildcats on the road by a final score of 15-0 in 5 innings.

In game one, the Cartersville Purple Huricanes beat the Woodland Wildcats on the road by a final score of 7-0 in 7 innings.Par WBHF Radio

Here is our interview with Capt. Greg Sparacio, President of Bartow Back the Blue. They have an upcoming golf tournament in May and wanted to let everyone know they are looking for sponsors and participants. 100% of the proceeds go towards efforts and programs that support the men and women in law enforcement.…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.Par WBHF Radio

This week's episdoe focuses on the backstory of Henry Ford, from his youth, growing up in a farming community to the moment he discovered his fascination with a steam powered vehicle. We discuss his earliest days and end with the failure of the first motor company he founded in Detroit, Michigan. Our host, Mary Agrusa, joins us from Savoy Automobil…

Here is our interivew with Katie Martin, Executive Director, and Gracie Jordan, Environmental Educator, with Keep Bartow Beautiful. There are several opportunities to volunteer for the Great American Cleanup taking place around our community. The first event will be on April 12 in Taylorsville followed by one on April 26 in the City of Adairsville.…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

On today's show, we open a conversation over March Madness and the standings as we head to the Sweet 16. Then we hit our annual show with Craig Guyton, owner of Scott's Walk-up BBQ, for our MLB pick'em show.

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News

Here is our interview with Lauren Rhodes with Tellus Science Museum. We discuss Spring Break, special activities, a joint demonstration with Georgia Tech, music laser shows, temporary exhibits and their first ever offerings for summer camps for kids.Par WBHF Radio

Today's game has the Woodland Wildcats travelling to the Cartersville Purple Hurricanes. The game ends after 5 1/2 with a Canes mercy-rule win over Woodland by a final score of 13-3.

Today's show takes a look at the events, characters and stories that took place this week in American Western History. It's our chance to put a weekly focus on stories from the Old West.Par WBHF Radio

Here is today's interview with four members of the Cartersville chapter of Future Business Leaders of America. We are joined by Violet Earwood, Gavin Crimminger, Jack Johnson and Isaac Evans. Over the course of the year, there have been several regional and then state competitions in FBLA and these students have qualified to head to Nationals in Ca…

Today's local news heard live at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.Par WBHF Radio

Here is our interview with Robin Cochran, City Clerk for the City of White, to discuss their upcoming Friendliest Mile Festival on April 26, 2025 from 10AM until 5PM. Thanks to some generous sponsors the event, including the kids zone and entertainment will all be provided at no cost. There will be arts and crafts vendors as well as a large selecti…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

The Mummy (1999) re-release from Flashback Cinema, Tombstone (1993) 4K Ultra HD release, RIP George Foreman Warner Bros. DVD have disc rot

On the show, we discuss the origins of propaganda to include a reminder of Edward Bernays, Joseph Goebbles and the Communist Party in the Soviet Union. This leads to discussion of our education system and how the one-size-fits-all approach continues to put too much emphasis on a test and nothing on getting kids to learn how to think. You will eithe…

Here is a packed interivew where we open with Bryan Canty, Director of the Etowah Valley Humane Society. They are putting on a fund-raising concert at the Grand Theatre on Saturday, March 22, 2025 with Brother Mojo and Carl and the Floorwalkers. All proceeds from the show will help to fund the mission of EVHS. We learn more about the bands, their m…

Here is our interview with Karon Mauney, the owner/operator of the NW Georgia Women's Expo taking place on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at the Clarence Brown Conference Center. This annual event brings over 70 vendors under one roof, all catering to the health, lifestyle and well-being of women in our community.…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM.Par WBHF Radio

On today's show, Darrel Fisby from the Savoy Automobile Museum, joins us to breakdown the cars in two different termporary exhibits. The first half we breakdown the cars in the "Locally Owned" exhibit. Then, on the back half of the show, we go through several of the cars in the "Fabulous Fiberglass" exhibit. We close the show with a reminder of upc…

We had a chance to sit down with Greg Hight and Brenton Baggett with the Bartow County Parks and Recreation Department to put a spotlight on this weekend's opening of Little League Play. We also discussed the construction taking place at Hamilton Crossing Park where they are building a huge indoor multi-use gymnasium along with an outdoor water par…

We have our monthly check-in with Dr. Marc Feuerbach, Superintendent of the Cartersville City School System. We open with the ongoing discussions related to school taxes and efforts to constrain them to the rise of inflation. Then we spend some time discussing education and their philosophy for teaching and for learning. We touch a little an on the…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.

On today's show, we spend a good amount of time looking at the NCAA Basketball Bracket as March Madness is upon us. We also talk about the wind down of MLB spring training and a recap of the two game opener in Tokyo between the Cubs and the Dodgers. We close the show with some HS baseball talk.

Here is our monthly check-in with the Booth Western Art Museum. We had the chance to sit down with their Marketing Director, Morgan Huntington, to discuss the last few weeks of the Art of David Wright before that temporary exhibit closes. On the heels of that, the Parallel Paths temporary exhibit will close in around six weeks. We then discuss the …

We had a chance to sit down with the owner of Pro Fencing and Roofing to put a spotlight on a local business and a loyal advertiser. We talk about all kinds of fences, gates and entryways. We also discuss roofing issues and inspections.Par WBHF Radio

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.Par WBHF Radio

Today's show takes a look at the events, characters and stories that took place this week in American Western History. It's our chance to put a weekly focus on stories from the Old West.Par WBHF Radio

We had a chance to chat with Michael Duelly of the Salvation Army of Cartersville-Bartow County, to talk about some changes to their Thrift Store, including a service to schedule pick-ups for larger donations like furniture. We also discussed their many programs and Sunday church services along with their mission to shine their light over Bartow Co…

We had a chance to sit down with the Executive Director of Advocates for Children, Rachel Castillo, and one of her strategic planners, Scott Sherwin, to chat about the work being down by this non-profit. We got an update on the construction of the Newman House, discussed how all elements of their organization are all together on a single campus and…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM.Par WBHF Radio

David Riser with the Georgia Street Rod Association joins us to talk abouyt their organization, origianlly founded in 1977, and how it has evolved over time. The goal of the GSRA is to keep the love of automobilies and automotive restoration/preservation alive and well for all ages. For their 3rd Annual automotive appreciation event, they have chos…

Today's local news heard at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM on Bartow's Morning News.