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

Update on movement in Iran negotiations with Executive Director at SPME Dr. Asaf Romirowsky

An update on the movement in negotiations involving Iran will be discussed with Asaf Romirowsky, as reports indicate the United States and Iran continue indirect talks centered on sanctions relief, uranium enrichment, and regional security concerns. While both sides have signaled progress on several key issues, major sticking points remain, including Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile and demands surrounding sanctions verification. Recent reports also suggest growing internal pressure from hardliners inside Iran who oppose concessions to the United States, adding further uncertainty to the negotiations. Dr. Romirowsky will break down the latest developments, the role of Israel and regional allies in the discussions, and what a potential agreement—or collapse in talks—could mean for stability in the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy moving forward.

Radical Leftist Activists Granted Press Passes with MRC Free Speech America Associate Editor Joseph Vasquez

Concerns are growing after reports that radical leftist activists have reportedly been granted official press credentials, raising new questions about media bias, political influence, and the integrity of journalistic standards. Joseph Vasquez, Associate Editor with MRC Free Speech America, joins us to discuss how these press passes are being distributed, why critics say activism is increasingly replacing objective reporting, and what this trend could mean for public trust in the media and access to major political events.

Mississippi Mingle with Development Officer at the LifeHouse in Cape Cameron Borders

Mississippi Mingle is bringing the community together for an evening of fellowship, fun, and support for a great cause. Cameron Borders, Development Officer at LifeHouse in Cape Girardeau, joins us to talk about this special event, how it benefits the mission of LifeHouse, and the impact the organization continues to make in the lives of women and families throughout the region. Learn how you can take part in the celebration while helping support programs that provide hope, healing, and practical assistance to those in need.

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.