Contact Us

DJs

WEBB_morning_buzz

The Morning Buzz

Wake up with the MORNING BUZZ with Randy McCoy & Sharon Buck, weekdays from 5:00am-9:00am. Fun, games, giggles and Central Maine’s Country! Listen for the Bee Big Shot Birthdays, the latest Bee Brain Busters and more! Plus, win the FREE BEE Lunch, delivered by Randy & Sharon!

Submit a Bee Big Shot Birthday!

 

Schedule

M-F 5:00 am - 9:00 am

DJs Posts

rules for dating
Photo from www./myfatherdaughter.com

Teenage Dating: 10 Rules For Dating A Daughter

I saw this passed around Facebook yesterday and some of the things are funny...the others should go without saying!

If you have a teenage daughter, maybe THIS t-shirt is for YOU!

Read More

Getty Images, photo by Martha Holmes
Getty Images, photo by Martha Holmes

The Last Telegram Will Be Sent in India on July 14

Telegrams in the United States haven’t been sent for years as the service was stopped, but in India sending a telegram, to some, is still popular but that is about to end. On July 14, the last telegram, anywhere in the world, will be sent and that will end the service for good.

Read More

Category: Business, Events Tags: ,
Getty Images, photo by Paul J. Richards
Getty Images, photo by Paul J. Richards

A Hamburger Made in a Lab is Called Schmeat

Its meat that was grown in a lab over a two year period at a cost of $338,000 and it’s about to be cooked this month. Mark Post at Maastrict University in the Netherlands grew the meat he calls ‘Schmeat’ and will cook it on a grill soon to see how it tastes.

Read More

Category: Food, Offbeat Tags: , ,
Fishing 2
Photo by Chad Hood

Where Do You Take Your Kids Fishing?

What's the least expensive way to have fun with children? And the most fun?

FISHING!

What better way to get the kids out of the house, off their video games and out of the junk food? Spending time with your kids is easy!

Read More

Getty Images, photo by Mike Tauber
Getty Images, photo by Mike Tauber

The Statue of Liberty Arrives In New York June 17, 1885

On June 17th, 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York as a friendship gift from the people of France. The Statue was not assembled as it is today; it came in 350 separate pieces packed in more than 200 cases. The statue was built by French sculptor Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi and commemorated the American Revolution and the friendship between the United States and France.

Read More

Getty Images, photo by win-Initiative
Getty Images, photo by win-Initiative

Boston Pops 4th of July Concert Will Not Air Nationally This Year

This year’s Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular will feature blues singer Susan Tededchi and Ayla Brown, but it will not be nationally televised for the first time in 20 years. CBS said ratings for the July 4th show had been declining in recent years, so they have pulled the plug.

Read More

Baseball Anderson wearing medal
Photo by Sharon Buck

Alfond Youth Center Wraps Up TBall

It was a great turnout at Little Fenway in Oakland on Thursday when the four T-Ball teams gathered to play their last game of the summer.

And next year, Anderson moves up to the Cal Ripken Little League!

Read More

Cold Blue Steel-Meadowbrook Band
Photo by J Cote Photography

Maine’s Cold Blue Steel Opened For Trace Adkins!

What an incredible weekend! While everyone else was at the Taste of Country Music Festival in Hunter Mountain, NY, I was traveling to Gilford, New Hampshire. And for good reason:

Chad and Cold Blue Steel were opening for Trace Adkins!

And I HAD to be there! Wouldn't have missed it...even if Hugh Jackman was coming to town!

Read More

Getty Images, photo by Scott Olson
Getty Images, photo by Scott Olson

Chicago Woman Arrested 396 Times

A Chicago woman, Shemain Miles has been arrested 396 times on various charges. She used 83 different aliases during her nearly 400 arrests, which included 92 for theft, 59 for prostitution and 5 for robbery or attempted robbery. In 1988 alone, she was arrested 35 times and since her first arrest 35 years ago she has averaged 11 arrests per year.

Read More

Category: News, Offbeat Tags: , ,
Getty Images, photo by Three Lions
Getty Images, photo by Three Lions

Charles Osborn Hiccuped for 68 Years

In 1922, Charles Osborn, started to hiccup and didn’t stop until June 5th, 1990. The Guinness Book of World Records has him listed for the longest bout of hiccups ever. He said he was hanging a 350 pound hog for butchering when he fell down and found out from doctors he broke a blood vessel the size of pin in his brain. The damage caused the side-effect of hiccups.

Read More

It appears that you already have an account created within our VIP network of sites on . To keep your points and personal information safe, we need to verify that it's really you. To activate your account, please confirm your password. When you have confirmed your password, you will be able to log in through Facebook on both sites.

Forgot your password?

*Please note that your points, prizes and activities will not be shared between programs within our VIP network.

It appears that you already have an account on this site associated with . To connect your existing account with your Facebook account, just click on the account activation button below. You will maintain your existing profile and VIP program points. After you do this, you will be able to always log in to http://b985.fm using your Facebook account.

*Please note that your points, prizes and activities will not be shared between programs within our VIP network.

Please fill out the information below to help us provide you a better experience.

Register on B98.5 quickly by logging in with your Facebook account. It's just as secure, and no password to remember!

Not a Member? Sign Up Here.

Sign up for an account to comment, share your thoughts, and earn points to get great prizes.

Register on B98.5 quickly by logging in with your Facebook account. It's just as secure, and no password to remember!