We had a chance to sit down with Katie Gobbi, Community and Economic Development Director with the City of Euharlee to discuss what they are doing during Georgia Cities Week. From coffee with the council to Pickelball 101, there are activies to engage the citizenry with their local government.Por WBHF Radio

Here is today's full newscast heard live at the top of each hour from 6AM to 9AM during Bartow's Morning News.

Sylvester the Cat birthday, The Alamo visit, Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire song.Por WBHF Radio

When did illegals become constituents, siding with the worst, Congress abdicates, activist court stops physical fitness, Hogg on democracy then BK.Por WBHF Radio

Cartersville Little League Showcase - Dodgers v Colts - Dodgers get the win, 9-5 over the Colts.

Here is our interview with Nikki Harrison and Kaitlyn Turner from Hickory Log personal care home. They have an upcoming rummage sale fund-raiser and wanted to put a spotlight on this event.Por WBHF Radio

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

In game two of a double-header, the Canes beat Dalton 10-0 in 5 innings.

In game one of a double-header, the Canes beat Dalton 13-3 in 6 innings.

We continue to story of a young Henry Ford, picking up right after his first failed company in Detroit, Michigan. Host Mary Agrusa from Savoy Automobile Museum. takes us thorugh the next failed company, his foray into race cars and an eventual partnership with someone who could focus on the day-to-day buisness, leading to Ford's third attempt at a …

We sit down with Billy Fleetwood, Executive Director, and Marlu Dellinger, long-time member of the Pettit Environmental Preserve to put a spotlight on their 3rd annual Earth Day celebration at the Preserve. The event is Saturday, April 19, 2025 from 10AM to 3PM and is free to the public to attend.Por WBHF Radio

We had a chance to sit down with Mallory Horton, School Nutrition Director for City of Cartersville School System to talk about their day-to-day operations, their implementation of a monthly food supplement program to the community and the upconming summer feeding program.Por WBHF Radio

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

Masters and Rory McIlroy, The Braves terrible start and Strider returns, more Masters then HS baseball heading to playoffs

We had the chance to sit down with Morgan Huntington, Marketing Manager with the Booth Western Art Museum to chat about upcoming exihibits, programming and summer classes for kids.Por WBHF Radio

We had a chance to sit down with Katherine Shofner, head of the foreign lanugage department, to discuss a fund-raiser taking place on Saturday, April 19, 2025 on the campus of Cass High School from 9AM to 1PM. For more details, we have provided some links to the school's website. We also include a link to their Amazon wish list in case anyone would…

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

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.

We sit down with Rachel Castillo, Executive Director of Advocates for Children for our monthly check-in on the many programs they host. We were also joined by Montana Wilson who is the Director of the Children's Advocacy Center. With April being Child Abuse Awareness Month, we wanted to discuss the roll the CAC plays in prosecuting child abusers an…

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

We discuss the recent news items surrounding Homeland Security Investigations into human trafficking, a recent murder and then an arrest for a cold-case murder from 25 years ago. We also discuss renovations ongoing at the Sheriff's office, work being done on their new indoor range, the upcoming Citizen's Academy and more.…

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

The Batman 2 and Gunn's Superman, news flash, this day in history, box office, top 40, Thunderbolts and Tron Ares

We cover serveral topics on the show, especially related to the SAVE Act and Real ID. The Left is predictably against anything that secures voting, so we have to once again demonstrate their soft bigotry of low expectation. We continue to wonder why the Democrat Party continues to pick the 20% over the 80% on every subject. It was also a real-estat…

We were joined by Garret Townsend and Leonard Johnson with Jehovas Witness to put a spotlight on their event commemorating the death of Jesus as we head into the Easter Season. This is a free event and should last no more than an hour and is open to anyone and everyone.Por WBHF Radio

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

This week's epsiode of Stories from the Driver's side focuses on the newest temporary exhibit to open at the Savoy Automobile Musuem, Stunning Studebakers. Host Darrell Frisby discusses the cars, the innovation and features that will be reflected in the newest temp exhibit to be on display at the museum.…

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

We open with a nod to the HS Baseball season and the start of the Atlanta Braves. We then move to the NCAA basketball championship and how NIL is going to keep moving players all over the place. The Masters is coming this weekend, so we discuss that. We close with some hockey talk.

We had a chance to sit down with two members of the Cartesrville Fire Department, Mark Hathaway and Joe Hill, to talk about fire safety and prevention. We also discussed their recent endeavor with the Red Cross to canvass an area of town and install smoke detectors for those who needed it.Por WBHF Radio

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

Today, the Woodland Wildcats were on the road to the Cass Colonels. The Colonels get the victoy in a 6 1/2 innings by a final score of 11-7.

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.Por WBHF Radio

We had the chance to sit down with Brad Gilmore, an administrator with Georgia Highlands College, and Sharlotte Baine, a student and campus leader, to discuss their 1st Inaugural Easter Egg Hunt on the Cartersville campus of GHC this coming Saturday. This is a family-friendly event with lots of activites, bounce houses and food trucks. Plus, for th…

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

We have our monthly check-in with Lillie Read, the Manager of the Cartersville Downtown Development Authority to discuss upcoming events and activities in our downtown area. We open with BBQ and Brews and then move on to discuss the start of the summer concer series, the return of the "Best in State" Farmer's Market as well as upcoming festivals an…

We chant with Dr. Cathy Graham, a general surgeon and is part of the Piedmont-Cartersville Medical Center Breast Surgery team. Dr. Graham has been focused on women's health for the vast majority of her medical career. She has been on the cutting edge of medical advancement in her field and continues to push the boundaries of her own knowledge, all …

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

Jack Webb birthday, Dragnet, Adam-12, National Lava Lamp Day, April Fools leftovers

We continue to look at the reciprocal tariff and how so many are intentionally lying and misrepresenting the situation. CNN had to cover the better than expected employment numbers. Billionaire Democrat Antonio Gracias share with the All In podcast how the Biden team intentionally put illegals on Social Security and Medicare at full benefits. A new…

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.Por WBHF Radio

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