This resolution celebrates the 100th anniversary of radio station WOWO, recognizing its century of broadcasting excellence since its inception in 1925. It highlights WOWO's historical significance, evolving from an early station and CBS affiliate to a popular source for news, sports, and entertainment, including being the first to broadcast a basketball game. By the 1990s, WOWO transformed into a prominent conservative talk radio powerhouse , consistently articulating conservative values through local and nationally syndicated commentators. The resolution acknowledges its role in shaping its community and inspiring countless families on important issues, earning it the moniker "The Voice of a Thousand Main Streets." The Senate recognizes WOWO's exemplary broadcasting record and expresses support for its ongoing efforts to inform and inspire future generations.