Happy Birthday to the Astrodome. It was April 9, 1965 The Astros played the very first game. It was an exhibition game with the New York Yankees.

Welcome To Houston- The Astrodome Opens

Our 1 and half year old granddaughter has created a game for us.

Welcome To Houston- Our Grandkids

The building that is now Lakewood Church, used to be a major sports arena, and concert venue, called The Summit.

Welcome To Houston- The Summit

Astroworld was a beloved amusement park right across the 610 South Loop from The Astrodome.

Welcome To Houston- Astroworld

The original name of the bridge was the Port Arthur- Orange Bridge, but a contest was held to rename it.

Welcome To Houston- Rainbow Bridge

On a Caribbean Cruise to Central America, Leitha and I, ate some weird stuff.

Welcome To Houston- Bazaar Foods

The Guadalupe Mountains Nation Park opened 47 years ago today.

Welcome To Houston- Guadalupe Mtns Nat Park

Never, ever, give up praying for those who need our prayers... even if they don't want your prayers.

Welcome To Houston- Melinda

Museum of the Gulf Coast in Port Arthur features exhibits from the prehistoric era, to the Boom-town times of the Spindle Top Oil Discovery, and beyond.

Welcome To Houston- Museum Of The Gulf Coast

Welcome To Houston- Sour Lake

At one time, what used to be known as the Transco Tower, was the tallest building between downtown Houston, and downtown Los Angeles.

Welcome To Houston- Transco Tower

Okay, so I'm not the only crazy person, in my family!

Welcome To Houston- My Crazy Cousin Sherry

Fall, is my favorite day of the year, here in Houston!

Welcome To Houston- Fall In Houston

Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange, make up, what is called, the Golden Triangle!

Welcome To Houston- The Golden Triangle

The Lone Star Flight Museum has more than 40 vintage aircraft that still fly!

Welcome To Houston- Lone Star Flight Museum

Houston hasn't always had Major League Baseball. The Houston Buffs were a Minor League Club for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Welcome To Houston- Houston Astros

Astros Scouts initially said, Jose Altuve, was too short to play in Major League Baseball.

Welcome To Houston- Jose Altuve

If you're going to Minute Maid Park, to see our Astros in the World Series, be aware of parking scams!

Welcome To Houston- World Series Parking

So, what does that train at Minute Maid Park have to do with Astros Baseball?... Well, the ballpark is built in to the old train depot... it was called Union Station.

Welcome To Houston- Train At Minute Maid Park

Welcome To Houston- Aldine

Houston Astros Outfielder, George Springer, is a hero off the baseball diamond too. He is the National Spokesperson for the Stuttering Association for the Young.

Welcome To Houston- George Springer

The Tall Ship Elissa Launched in October 1877, and is now docked at the Texas Seaport Museum, at Pier 21 in Galveston.

Welcome To Houston- Elissa

Sam Houston Park downtown is a 20 acre park, and it's  the city's first park, established more than 100 years ago.

Welcome To Houston- Sam Houston Park

I did a morning radio show with Mike Edmonds years ago.

Welcome To Houston- Mike Edmonds

The Houston Museum District features 19 museums, so there's something, for everybody.

Welcome To Houston- Museum District

My Dad, Bill Ingram, had radio shows all across Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, during the 1930's and 40.s.

Welcome To Houston- My Dad

Today is Veterans Day. This day used to be called Armistice Day.

Welcome To Houston- Veterans Day

If you grew up  in Houston in the 1950's to the 70's, you may remember a children's TV show called KiTiRiK!

Welcome To Houston- KiTiRiK

Congratulations to K-9 Rudy, Honorary Simonton Police Chief!

Welcome To Houston- K - 9 Rudy

Anahuac is the Alligator Capitol of Texas!

Welcome To Houston- Anahuac

Daniel Denton Cooley, was known as, the Father of Houston Heights!

Welcome To Houston- Father Of Houston Heights Monday 11 18 2019

Join Carlos and Morgan as a listener shares how God has used the right song at the right moment to be a source of hope.

KSBJ Afternoon Show - Songs of Hope

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