Morning Show Notes - Wednesday, March 2nd

-You might see a wooden raft anchored in the Savannah River as you're crossing the 13th Street bridge between Augusta and North Augusta. That's the temporary home of Tonya Bonitatibus, who is trying to increase the membership of The Savannah Riverkeeper, an organization dedicated to preserving our precious river. She's staying there until 500 more people sign up for membership. Read more

-The Grace Card is playing for another weekend at the Regal 20 in Augusta and the Carmike 12 in Statesboro. Click here to hear what happened to listener Joy when she went to buy tickets.

-Comedienne Anita Renfroe chatted with us this morning. We heard her theory as to why so many women are coming to Girls Night Out, she talked about her friendship with Mandisa, her love of Moon Pies and her singing son. Listen to the conversation:
Part 1 - Anita tells why this show is so popular
Part 2 - The Anita/Mandisa video
Part 3 - Waxing and Moon Pies
Part 4 - Anita's singing son
By the way, the second Girls Night Out sold out earlier today!

-Baby Bowen Hammitt, son of Matt from Sanctus Real, had a second heart surgery today, to help correct a birth defect. You can follow his progress at http://www.bowensheart.com/.

-Tina Bledsoe of North Augusta shared her recipe for Crock Pot Lasagna this morning in Simple Cooking with John and Cleve. Check out the post below this one for the recipe.

-Coming up Thursday: The circus arrives in Augusta on Thursday! Give us your best circus animal imitation tomorrow morning at 7:10 and 8:40, and we could be sending you to one of the sold out Girls Night Out shows! Also, a new study suggest the best way to connect with your kids, and we'll tell you about it.