On This Day…

On This Day…

Hello! Welcome to your weekend.

Whew. Just like that we are on the other side of another Christmas. We hope yours was wonderful…and maybe now things will slow down a bit? (Famous last words, eh?)

As we navigate the part of the year between Christmas and New Years where everything seems a little fluid, one thing is always a factor this time of year: Mother Nature. To see what’s is in store for our out doors, CLICK HERE and get your FIRST ALERT FORECAST WITH WEAU 13.

If you take time off to soak up the home stretch of 2025 or if you are right back to the hustle and bustle, we’re glad you are here. Let’s slow things down a bit for our Saturday morning, shall we? A simple “scroll down memory lane” is what we like to do to ease into the day. It’s a simple look back on events that happened on this day in history before we head out to make new history today.

So, grab your favorite sippin’ drink and let’s scroll!

On This Day…

  • December 27:
    • 1831: Charles Darwin begins voyage on HMS Beagle.

  • 1904: Peter Pan opens in London.

  • 1944: FDR seizes Montgomery Ward during WWII.

  • 1979: Soviets invade Afghanistan, killing President Amin.
  • 1979 Soap Opera “Knots Landing” premieres on CBS-TV
  • 1980 Calvin Murphy (Rockets) begins longest NBA free throw streak of 78
  • 1986 Musical “Les Misérables” opens in the US at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.

  • 1987 Steve Largent sets all-time NFL record for career catches when he catches his 752nd pass
  • 1993 Dow Jones Industrial Average hits record 3792.93

  • 2009 The World Health Organization says 208 countries, territories and communities have reported H1N1 cases, including at least 12,220 deaths
  • 2012 NASA unveils plans to capture a 500-ton asteroid, later canceled due to a White House space policy that focuses on the Moon and Mars

CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE EVENTS FROM THIS DAY IN HISTORY

That bring us here to this day. So, whatever plans you have for your own 12.27.2025 here’s hoping there are moments along the way to record on the pages of your own personal history books.

Thanks for stopping by!

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