June 6, 2012 Today is National Running Day! Music can make your jog so much more enjoyable so we've created a playlist of your current SoJO favorites to help motivate you and take you from the warmup, to the run, to the cool down!
What's your playlist? Tell us in this post's comment box!
Questions have been surfacing recently about Justin Combs, the son of Sean "P. Diddy" (aka Puff Daddy) Combs - should be eligible for a scholarship given the humongous wealth that the rap mogul has.
The future for Matt Szczur will hopefully involve wearing a Chicago Cubs jersey within the next few years, and his recent play over the last month has him on course to take the next step toward the dream of this product of South Jersey.
Is it possible that a South Jersey guy who is not even of legal drinking age can save one team's struggling season? The legend of Mike Trout is becoming something to see, as he has been the most effective player of late on a Los Angeles Angels team full of high salaries and disappointments.
Major League Baseball has suspended Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels for intentionally hitting an opponent with a pitch.
May 4, 2012 Tomorrow marks the 138th running of the Kentucky Derby. This year's race frontrunner is a horse named Union Rags with 9/2 odds.
If YOU owned a racehorse what would you name it?
Comment and let us know! Our favorite will win a 3-pack of CD!
May 3, 2012
May 2, 2012 Junior Seau has died, police are investigating suicide as the cause of death, according to TMZ.com. He was 43-years old.
Seau, a first round draft pick out of USC, was a 20-year veteran of the NFL playing linebacker for the San Diego Chargers, Miami Dolphins, and New England Patriots.
May 1, 2012 A global event that is seen on national TV, happens every year in Galloway, NJ.
SoJO 104.9 has been following the development of one of South Jersey's young stars - Vineland's Mike Trout. The former Millville High School baseball standout had his ticket stamped late Friday night from Salk Lake City to rejoin the major leagues with the Los Angeles Angels.
We all know that our leader of The Garden State has a unique blunt style that is rarely seen in politics, and Governor Chris Christie once again did not mince words as he expressed what he felt about last night's final game for the New Jersey Nets - which he did not attend but some legends of the team came with color!
