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Wow….what a Final Four this past weekend. Minneapolis did a great job of hosting all the events and over 72,000 people watch the semi-finals on Saturday and another 72,000-plus watched the championship game on Monday. We saw a lot of local celebrities like Nevin Lubarski (Stephen-Argyle coach), Conrad Lubarski (longtime coach), Ben Hemberger (Fosston coach), […]
I am typing the intro to this weeks column from the floor of the historic Williams Arena as KROX radio broadcasts, I believe, from the 58th straight State Boys Basketball tournament. Leo Blavin and I will have up to 10 games over four days. The broadcast schedule is below – Thursday – Ada-Borup vs Cromwell
Tomorrow, February 19 marks 64 years since Operation Detachment launched on a small island in the Pacific Ocean. Today, known as the Battle of Iwo Jima, it is one the most remembered battles of World War II. Four days into the five-week-long battle, U.S. Marines raised two flags on Mount Suribachi, the second of which
