You can hear us weekdays 6am - 10am on 104.5 WFMB in Springfield. John Spalding...has been on the radio in Springfield for over 30 years. John's been doing the morning show on 104.5 WFMB in 1995, and he's been stuck there ever since. Michele MItchell...has been doing the morning show with John since 1998...they are the longest-running morning show in Springfield.
Michele's Before and After Carpet Cleaning Photos
I had to share these with you, because I was so amazed at the result! It's embarrassing to show you how awful the carpet was before, but look at the amazin job Peerless did...even getting red paint out.
The Weekend Marquee for Friday, March 11, 2011
by Michele Mitchell,posted Mar 10 2011 1:41PM
St. Patrick's Day Parade: Saturday in downtown Springfield at Noon.
St. Patrick's Day Parade: Saturday at 11am in Jacksonville on East State Street.
SPARC's Annual Sugar & Spice Chili Dinner: Saturday Noon - 6pm at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Menu includes a bowl of chili or vegetable soup, hot dog, drink, and dessert. $7 for adults and $5 for kids 6-12. For To-Go orders it's $5 for individual chili or soup, $10 for a quart, $1 for hot dog or dessert. There will also be a bake sale, silent auction, children's activities, raffle, and entertainment.
Bucky Covington: The American Idol top 10 finalist will be at Bunker's Bar Saturday at 8pm in Illiopolis. This is a 21 and up show. Seeing Daylight will open the show. $15 in advance, $18 day of show. Call 486-5100 for more information.
Gabriel Rutledge: Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm and 9:30pm at Donnie B's Comedy Club. Call 391-JOKE for tickets or visit www.donniebsofspringfield.com and purchase tickets online.
Mamma Mia!: Friday and Saturday at 8pm at Sangamon Auditorium. Tickets are $52, $57, and $62. Visit www.sangamonauditorium.org or call 206-6160 for tickets.
Ron White Tickets On Sale: Show is Friday, April 29th at the Prairie Capital Convention Center at 8:00pm. Tickets on sale Friday at 10:00am at 800-745-3000, the Center box office, or www.ticketmaster.com
Ronald McDonald: Saturday 1-3pm at the grand re-opening of the Clearlake location. Stop by 5am - 6pm and register to win a 52" flat screen HD TV. 104.5 WFMB broadcast from 12:30pm - 2:30pm.
Springfield Jr. Blues: Friday and Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 2pm at the Nelson Center vs. Motor City.
The E Buzz for March 11, 2011
Charlie Sheen Gets A Visit From The Police Cops visited Charlie Sheen's home last night after police received a call that he was threatening to hurt himself with a firearm, TMZ reports. Posessing firearms would be a violation of his restraining order with his estranged wife, Brooke Mueller. The visit didn't seem to phase Sheen as he tweeted following their visit, "the LAPD were AWESOME, Absolute pros! they can protect and serve this Warlock anytime!!!"
Also yesterday Sheen filed a $100-million lawsuit against Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre, producer of "Two and a Half Men."
Lindsay Gets More Time To Think Yesterday Lindsay Lohan was in court rejecting a plea deal over the alleged theft of a $2500 necklace. The judge gave her two more weeks to think it over. If she again rejects the deal a preliminary hearing will begin in April.
Simon Says "Idol" Is Better Without Him Piers Morgan sat down for a chat with Simon Cowell, and Simon had some nice things to say about "American Idol's" tenth season. He said, "I personally think it is a better show than last year....It feels to me that they've got their energy back, they're confident, they're competitive."
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