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Wonderful Faith Bible Ministries (WFBM), a radio ministry outreach of the Beaver Springs Faith Baptist Church — is holding its Shareathon fundraiser on Thursday, Friday and Saturday with the ...

On Thursday evening, the New York Knicks played the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Target Center at the Target Center. The Knicks won by a score of 133-107. After the game, NBA legend Charles ...

INDIANAPOLIS — WRTV signed on as Indiana’s first TV station on this day 75 years ago. The station’s call letters were WFBM, which were the same as the station’s radio station call letters. The first ...

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – A couple accused of burning a cross just feet from the home of their Black neighbors could be forced to leave their home. Fifteenth Circuit Solicitor Jimmy Richardson ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s first television station, WFBM-TV, changed its call letters to WRTV in June 1972. It’s the same call letters the station uses today. WFBM-TV began broadcasting on May 30, 1949 ...

“My whole life was focused on being first and I had to be first.” Unger became a news cameraman for WFBM-TV, an NBC affiliate in Indianapolis, where he was named news film cameraman of the ...

1949: Television Takes a Turn at Turn 1 Television attempted to capture the majesty of high-stakes racing for the first time as local station WFBM aired the race live. Three cameras were used to ...

Here Comes the Omar Man” — or the popular jingle, which had run on TV and radio stations across the city from the Mary Baker program on WIRE in the 1930s to Bill Crawford’s WFBM nightly ...

From there he became a stringer for WFBM-TV, the NBC affiliate in Indianapolis. There were stints at the New Albany Tribune, and back in Columbus working for his family’s business (Rust-Unger ...