Long-time Madison County journalist George Bremer joins Woof Boom Radio
Woof Boom Radio welcomes Bremer to its radio news and sports team, where he will create engaging content for
both radio and online platforms, primarily focusing on Madison County, Indiana. Bremer has many years of
experience in sports writing. Steve Lindell, Woof Boom’s Director of Operations and News, remarked, “George is
well-known as the Colts beat writer in many regions of the state and an outstanding feature writer, having covered a
wide array of topics during his tenure at The Herald Bulletin in Anderson.” Bremer is recognized for his deep
understanding of the community and ability to tell compelling stories, enhancing Woof Boom Radio’s commitment
to delivering local content that resonates with listeners and readers alike.
Bremer, who served as the Sports Editor at the Herald Bulletin for the last 10 years, expressed his excitement about
joining Woof Boom Radio, stating, “This is an incredible opportunity to connect with our audience in new and
compelling ways.”
Woof Boom Radio aims to provide high-quality local news, entertainment, and community-driven content. Founded
in 2013, the company seeks to restore control of radio to local communities. Bremer has already contributed his
expertise as a color commentator for high school basketball on WHBU, alongside veteran play-by-play voice and
WHBU Sports Director Zach Johnson. The station, licensed to Anderson, Indiana, is celebrating its 100th anniversary
this month. With Bremer’s skills, WHBU and Woof Boom will strengthen their position as a trusted source of
information for Madison County residents.
J Chapman, President of Woof Boom Radio, noted, “For many years, Bret Busby has covered Madison County news
for all Woof Boom stations and will continue to do so. I am excited George will assist in using his talents to develop
new products, both online and on-air, as Anderson and all of Madison County deserve our strong commitment to
great content.”
Bremer resides in Madison County with his wife and daughter. He added, “After nearly two decades living in the
community, I’m impressed by the quality of people throughout the area. I’m honored to have the opportunity to
continue telling their stories.”
George Bremer’s extensive experience reporting in Madison County has given him a deep understanding of the
community’s needs, concerns, and values. His familiarity with the area allows him to tell accurate and personally
resonant stories with his audience. Moreover, his reputation for integrity and thorough reporting fosters credibility
and reliability, building trust—one of Woof Boom’s values.
Woof Boom Radio was established to return control of radio to the communities where its stations are located. Its
stations strive to enrich the lives of listeners by delivering exceptional local content. Based in East Central, Indiana,
Woof Boom is committed to being deeply rooted in the communities it serves.
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