All posts in KWOS Open Air

They woke up Jefferson City in the late 1930′s on KWOS (1310 on your AM dial).  Gary Kremer of the State Historical Society Of Missouri found an old program guide, and talked about it this morning on Open Air:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/20/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

As the 2013 Missouri Legislative Session ends, we asked Brad Jones of the National Federation Of Independent Business to summarize things from a small business point of view:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/17/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

How is this legislative session going to affect business in Missouri?  How do these new proposals affect you, the taxpayer? We talked about it with Ray McCarty, President of Associated Industries Of Missouri on KWOS Open Air:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/16/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

May is Foster Care Awareness Month, and a number of activities are planned. We talked with DeAnna Alonso, Executive Director of the Central Missouri Foster Care And Adoption Association on KWOS Open Air:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/16/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

DeAnna is pictured with John Marsh of KWOS

He’s been on the job less than 2 months, but 3rd Ward Jefferson City Councilman Ken Hussey has some definite ideas for spending–and saving–your tax dollars. Listen now:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/15/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Here’s the info on a fun event in Jefferson City this Sunday, May 19th:

Join NewsRadio 950 KWOS, Samuel’s Tuxedos, and Central Travel for

JEFFERSON CITY DAY AT THE SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS — SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd

Ride a luxury coach to and from Springfield–Ticket to the game–Complimentary Tailgate Barbecue–Cardinal Commemorative Coin–Kids Run The Bases

All for just $40 Per Person!

Call Central Travel for reservations–HURRY–IT’S FILLING UP FAST–634-1317

No sooner than Jefferson City officials figure out the current budget crunch, it’s time to plan for next year. How do they keep from getting caught short again?   We talked about it with City Administrator Nathan Nickolaus on KWOS Open Air. Listen now:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/9/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Warwick Village was major food, fuel and rest stop for travellers across Missouri when it was built in the 1930s.  Harry Truman was among the thousands of visitors who stopped there over the years.  At one time it was considered the unofficial Missouri Democratic Party “headquarters”.  After Warwick Village stood empty for several years, Hank and Linda Stratman saw the potential and purchased it.  They have since developed it — renamed The Village Square – and have added several business tenants, including Tricia and Jim Kellerman of “Finishing Touches And Fabulous Finds“.  We talked with Hank and Jim on KWOS Open Air. Listen now:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/8/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

With the Benghazi hearings in the headlines this week, we talked with Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer on KWOS Open Air. Listen Now:

 

 KWOS Open Air 5/6/13: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download