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On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with Oak Grove Mayor Tony White about what is happening in the Town of Oak Grove and the ways the town is working to serve and make a difference in the community.
This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.
David McCurley, Michael Giddens, and Alex Baumann preview the biggest matchups of Week Zero in college football and share their game picks.
Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.
On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with Gene Rogers and Kim Anderson from Alabama Childhood Food Solutions about ACFS, its mission, and the ways it helps meet the needs of children and families in the community.
This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.
Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.
David McCurley and Michael Brannon share what RadioAlabama's role as the exclusive broadcast partner for Sylacauga, Childersburg, B.B. Comer, and Fayetteville high schools means for the 2026-27 school year while highlighting a commitment to local athletics that extends far beyond Friday night football.
On “Difference Maker Monday,” David McCurley talked with retired educator LC McMurphy about his involvement with Mignon Baptist Church and the ways he continues to serve and make a difference in the community.
This segment is brought to you by Broadway Spinal Care.
David McCurley talks with Lew Burdette, the president of King’s Home, about the new King’s Home Thrift store in Sylacauga and its ribbon cutting ceremony on August 14.
Alex Baumann drives a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style game called Who Wants to Get Rich as David McCurley and Michael Giddens each attempt to climb the question ladder to $1 million. One question at a time, both work to build their totals and avoid costly mistakes. Tune in to see who finishes with the most money added to their game tally.
David McCurley welcomes John Mark Freeman to learn more about First Priority, a network of faith-based groups led by high school students that encourages students to share their faith with their peers.
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