Category Archives: WJBC Athlete of the Week

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Apr. 2, 2018

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Apr. 2, 2018

WJBC, in conjunction with Meatheads of Bloomington-Normal and Roberts Trophies, is proud to present the WJBC Athletes of the Week. Annie Hollins – Normal West Soccer Annie scored four goals in a 7-0 Intercity tournament win over Bloomington. McCade Brown – Normal West Baseball McCade struck out 13 hitters in a 9-8 win at Fairhope,…MORE

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 26, 2018

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 26, 2018

WJBC Radio, in conjunction with Meatheads of Bloomington-Normal and Roberts Trophies, is proud to present the WJBC Athletes of the Week. Izzy Vetter – Central Catholic Softball Izzy struck out 15 and gave up just one hit in a 1-0 win over Normal West, one day after hitting two homers with five RBIs in a…MORE

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 19, 2018

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 19, 2018

AM 1230 WJBC, in conjunction with Meatheads of Bloomington-Normal and Roberts Trophies, is proud to present the WJBC Athletes of the Week. Maddie Boucher – U-High Softball Maddie collected four hits and drove in six runs while earning the win in relief in a 22-8 victory over Galesburg. Colin McCubbins – Heyworth Basketball Colin was…MORE

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 12, 2018

WJBC Athletes of the Week: Mar. 12, 2018

WJBC Radio, in conjunction with Meatheads of Bloomington-Normal and Roberts Trophies, is proud to present the WJBC Athletes of the Week. Abby Feit – Normal Community Basketball Abby was a unanimous selection to the Big 12 Conference first team. Zach Bradford – Bloomington Track and Field Zach cleared 18 feet, one-half inch to win the…MORE

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WJBC Voices: The safe, legal and rare fraud

At one time, Hillary Clinton’s mantra about abortion was that abortion should be “safe, legal, and rare.”  I suspected then that she really meant only the “legal” part, and time has borne out that suspicion.

WJBC Voices: Celebrating local workers

By Mike Matejka Labor Day is perhaps the most mis-understood holiday in the nation’s calendar.  Traditionally viewed as a summer’s end celebration, its real roots are in worker protest, trying to claim and celebrate their role in society. In Bloomington, local unions organize and march together, along with community groups and aspiring politicians, in Monday’s…