On January 4, Bloomington radio station WFHB will celebrate 25 years of broadcasting local music, news, and public affairs to the community. And although the station has been on the air for 25 years, its roots go back more than four decades.
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In 1998, Brian Oliger was student teaching art in a Bachelor Middle School classroom. He’d come to Bloomington from Seymour, Indiana, to earn a degree in art education at Indiana University.
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As daytime manager, Victor Kaposonore is the face of the Uptown Cafe for breakfast and lunchtime diners. “We want it to be a casual place where everyone feels welcome,” he says. “I’ve made a lot of friends here.”
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The Brie is a cornucopia of goodies: dried cherries, Oregon hazelnuts, apricots, walnuts, and pine nuts, glazed with Indiana honey.
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In 1965, when College Mall opened, Sears was its first anchor. That’s why the announcement in early 2016 that the global retail giant would be closing its Bloomington store later that summer may have seemed like a potential blow to the east-side landmark. Instead, it became an opportunity for growth and expansion.
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