KSDK meteorologist Mike Roberts will host the event, guiding guests through a Mardi Gras themed evening of wine tastings, hors d’oeuvres, music, auctions and entertainment, featuring a special performance by Bob Kramer’s Marionnettes – one of the longest running puppetry theatres in the U.S. and a St. Louis tradition. MORE>>>
January 2008 - Entice Your Taste Buds, Support a Cause, and Let the Good Times Roll
Members of the St. Louis community can help bring printed words to life for blind and print disabled community
members while enjoying a wine tasting, auction and party. MORE>>>
February 2008 - Minds Eye Celebrates 35 Years of Service to the Blind and Print Disabled
When Minds Eye Information Service began broadcasting on March 1, 1973, it had 4 listeners, 10 radio receivers and a handful of volunteers. Today, the radio station...
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Trivia Night will feature a vareity of questions that are certain to get those thinking caps on! MORE>>>
After two weekends of playing beepball, Allsup took the title of Minds Eye Information Service Second Annual Beepball Champions for the second year in a row. MORE>>>
Reasearch says one of the most difficult things to do in sports is to hit a fastball, but have researchers ever tried to hit a fastball blindfolded? MORE>>>
June 2008 - Game Day is Today: Ultimate St. Louis Beepball Championship
It seems unlikely that a group of blind, visually impaired, and blind folded people would be ideal participants for a game of softball, but when the balls beep, the bases beep, and the players listen carefully, it is a perfect game of beepball! MORE>>>
June 2008 - Minds Eye Information Service wins 2007 Public Awareness Award
Minds Eye Information Service has received the 2007 Public Awareness Award from the International Association of Audio Information Services (IAAIA) last week at the IAAIS Annual Conference. MORE>>>
Minds Eye Information Service Experiencing Growth Spurt
With an expanded service area and 25 all-new programs, Minds Eye Information Service, is growing exponentially. MORE>>>
Minds Eye Information Service Seeking Volunteer Readers to Support Program Growth
Minds Eye Information Service, a nonprofit radio reading service for the blind and print disabled of the St.Louis Area, has added 25 additional hours of programming to expand and enhance current programming. MORE>>>
Kim Walsh, president of the International Association of Audio Information Services (IAAIS), announced the appointment of Saint Louisan Marjorie Williams to its board of directors. MORE>>>
John Weidlich, a blind man and the station's Program Director, will be the host for the evening. MORE>>>