B105 Radiothon And Free Concert
Country B105 want listeners to show they have a heart on Valentine's Day by contributing to St. Jude Children's
B105 will host its third annual "Country Cares for St. Jude Kids" radiothon 5 a.m.-7 p.m. from
Parents of two former St. Jude patients – Louie Hentz from
The fund-raising continues at the "St. Jude Jam" wrap party 9 p.m. Friday with Keith Anderson ("Pickin' Wallflowers") and Dan Varner. Donations will be accepted during the concert, which is free and open to the public, says Ron James, B105 promotions director.
posted by John Kiesewetter at 10:44 AM
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at 2/13/2008 8:05 PM 
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at 2/14/2008 10:10 AM 
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at 2/14/2008 10:08 PM 
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Post a Comment*Regarding Jericho, which no one else has as yet commented on:
Last year we learned in the third episode of the series that Cincinnati had been nuked, so I guess most of us are dead?
But Columbus, Ohio, didn't get bombed, so:
In last night's season opener, we learned that the former United States has been divided into three countries, the Allied States of America west of the Mississippi, the eastern half (which I don't remember having a name), and Texas (no surprise there). Columbus is the new eastern half's federal capital, with what was left of the old American government living there.
So I'm assuming that any of Cincinnati's survivors have moved up there?!
what about WARM 98's radiothon...at least that money stays locally for our Children's Hospital...
Yeah, and when they have something they can't handle where do they send the ill child? I'll give you one guess, it starts with a St. and ends with a Jude. Please don't be so petty as to suggest giving to one childrens charity is better than the other. You're better than that baby!
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