Celebrates the 100th anniversary of WOWO, a historic radio station recognized for its broadcasting excellence and community impact since 1925.
Jim Banks
Senator
IN
This resolution celebrates the centennial anniversary of WOWO, a historic radio station recognized as one of America's first, for its century-long broadcasting excellence. It acknowledges WOWO's significant role in informing and strengthening communities, and supports its ongoing mission to educate and inspire future generations.
Resolution Recognizes 100 Years of WOWO Radio, Celebrates Anniversary on March 31, 2025
This resolution officially recognizes the upcoming 100th anniversary of radio station WOWO, setting March 31, 2025, as the date to mark a century on the air. It acknowledges WOWO's place in history as one of the country's early radio stations and highlights its evolution into its current role as a prominent conservative talk radio outlet, known as 'The Voice of a Thousand Main Streets'. The core purpose is to celebrate the station's long broadcasting record and its stated role in strengthening communities and educating families.
A Century on the Airwaves
The resolution specifically points to WOWO's origins back in 1925, positioning it as a pioneer in American broadcasting. It frames the station's century-long presence not just as a milestone but as a period of significant contribution. The text gives formal support to WOWO's ongoing efforts to inform listeners, essentially giving a legislative nod to its historical significance and continued operation. While primarily celebratory, the resolution does explicitly mention the station's identity as a 'prominent conservative talk radio station,' acknowledging its specific voice within the media landscape.