HPC Endangered Building List 2026 with local historian and Historic Preservation Commission member Denise Lincoln

One School District’s Answer Should Alarm Every Parent in America with Parent and Advocate Jarred Weisfeld

Parent and advocate Jarred Weisfeld joins the program to discuss why one school district’s recent response to concerns from families should alarm parents across America. Weisfeld explains how policies involving parental notification, student privacy, and school transparency are becoming flashpoints in communities nationwide, raising questions about the role parents should play in decisions affecting their children. He shares why he believes families must stay engaged with local school boards and education leaders as debates over parental rights and accountability continue to grow.

Cape Girardeau County Republican Central Committee free fish fry to celebrae America's 250th birthday with Chairwoman Marsha Sander

The Cape Girardeau County Republican Central Committee is inviting the community to a free fish fry celebrating America’s 250th birthday, bringing together local residents for an evening of food, fellowship, meeting the candidates and patriotism. Chairwoman Marsha Sander says the event is designed to honor the nation’s history while encouraging community involvement and civic pride ahead of the upcoming semiquincentennial celebration. The family-friendly gathering will feature opportunities for residents to connect, celebrate American heritage, and enjoy a traditional fish fry with friends and neighbors.

Yes for a stronger Jackson with Jackson Chamber CEO Brian Gerau

Jackson residents will soon have the opportunity to vote on an initiative aimed at strengthening the community’s future, and supporters say the effort is focused on continued growth, infrastructure, and economic development. Joining us to discuss the “Yes for a Stronger Jackson” campaign is Brian Gerau, who explains how the proposal, which only affects people who stay in hotels, could impact local businesses, public services, and long-term investment in the Jackson area while encouraging voters to stay informed ahead of election day.

London Bridges Burning Down with London Native and founder of Reconnecting Ministries Grant Berry

London’s growing social unrest, rising antisemitism, and cultural tensions are raising alarms about the future of one of the world’s most historic cities. London native and founder of Reconnecting Ministries Grant Berry joins the program to discuss what he calls the spiritual and moral decline taking place across the United Kingdom, the challenges facing faith communities, and why he believes biblical reconciliation and renewed faith are essential to restoring unity and hope in a deeply divided society.

Ukrainian Catholic Church Appeals Ruling Allowing Unlawful Double Standard in Zoning Decisions with First Liberty Senior Counsel Ryan Gardner

The Ukrainian Catholic Church is appealing a recent court ruling that church leaders say allows an unlawful double standard in local zoning decisions, raising concerns about unequal treatment of religious organizations under the law. The case challenges actions by local officials that allegedly placed unnecessary burdens on the church’s ability to use its property for religious purposes while permitting similar uses by nonreligious groups. Ryan Gardner, senior counsel with First Liberty Institute [https://firstliberty.org?utm_source=chatgpt.com], says the appeal is about protecting fundamental religious liberty rights and ensuring government entities cannot selectively enforce zoning regulations against faith-based institutions.