WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
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A group of Zionsville High School boys are in trouble after posting a group photo, with their arms outstretched, in a Nazi salute; City of Bloomington Clerk Nicole Bolden will seek a second term in office; The city of Bloomington’s efforts to repair the Fourth Street Parking Garage, in downtown, may cost more than originally estimated.
FEATURE
Monroe County Commissioner Amanda Barge is exploring a run for Bloomington Mayor. Since her announcement last Fall, Barge has spoken with Monroe County and Bloomington residents about their concerns. WFHB News Director Wes Martin sits down with Barge to discuss her listening tour, ahead of her expected announcement that she’ll run against Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton.
BICENTENNIAL JOURNAL
African-American soldiers fought and died in Europe and Asia, throughout the 20th century. After returning home, many of these young men were not afforded the opportunity to play sports at a collegiate level, including at Indiana University. Bob Hammel tells the story of the desegregation of collegiate sports, in this week’s edition of The Bicentennial Journal.
CREDITS
Today’s headlines were written by Wes Martin,
Along with Sarah Vaughan for CATSweek, a partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Our feature was produced by Executive Producer, Wes Martin.
The Bicentennial Journal is produced by Kate Welch, with help from Joyce Polling.
Our engineer is Wes Martin.
Our theme music is provided by Ben Lumsdaine, Scott Schmadeke, and Dani Graf.
Our Anchors are Cindy Brubaker and Tod Wicks.
