-Our movie guy, Bob Waliszewski, of Focus on the Family joined us for a family-friendly perspective on the
weekend's new movies. He said
The Conspirator might be a possibility for families with teenagers.
Rio, he says, has some messages that you may not want your children exposed to, even though it is G-rated. Bob gave his highest marks to the made-for-television movie
Truth Be Told coming to Fox on Saturday night at 8:00. This is the latest in the Family Movie Night series from Walmart and Proctor & Gamble. Read Bob's reviews at
http://www.pluggedin.com/.
-There are so many
things to do in the CSRA this weekend! The
Augusta Riverhawks are at home tonight at 7:30 at the James Brown Arena, with a possible game on Saturday night as well. The
Augusta Greenjackets are home for opening weekend at Lake Olmstead Stadium.
Disney Live is on stage tonight at the USC Aiken Convocation Center. There are several
Easter events on our
family calendar, including the Salvation Army's Hip Hop Bunny Drop.
-The need to be
politically correct has moved beyond Christmas and is now affecting
Easter. One school in Seattle decided to ditch the name "Easter eggs" and call them something else.
Read more
-Coming up
Monday: Win tickets to
Christian Music Weekend at Six Flags with the
Monday Morning Mindbender at 6:10 and the
Cheapie of the Week at 7:40. Dave Fry of
Sidewalk Prophets will join us at 8:10 to share Winter Jam memories and tell us how a goldfish inspired him to write the song "You Love Me Anyway."
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