Every high school football game I broadcast I always try and have halftime guests. It’s a chance to highlight some other school activities going on and other sports that otherwise wouldn’t get radio coverage. Over the years I have had some memorable halftime guests and lots of fun interviewing student/athletes. Last Friday during the homecoming game at Lac qui Parle Valley I invited a couple … Continue reading HALFTIME GUESTS
One of my favorite jobs working in radio is interviewing people and learning new things from them. I was really busy broadcasting live from different events this past week. This will be more of a picture blog and describing the event below the picture. So, it was a really fun week of doing live remotes from different places. Here are so more pictures from the … Continue reading LIVE BROADCASTS
Many things surprised me this week. It was a week of surprises and shock! Let me tell you about it. Last week I blogged about Benson volleyball player Lilly Slaughter. The blog was about Lilly’s last name and the rock group Slaughter. Lilly had contacted me after the LQPV and Benson match to tell me she met Slaughter at a restaurant in Benson and at … Continue reading SURPRISED!
As I was walking from the parking lot to the Lac qui Parle Valley main entrance Tuesday for the volleyball match, I noticed the doors and windows were all covered in the new LQPV logo. It looked amazing! I thought to myself this is going to be a great night. And it was! It was the season opener for the LQPV Eagles volleyball team and … Continue reading SLAUGHTER
Things I thought about this week! Random thoughts going through my head! The Summer solstice happened this week which means we are losing daylight each day. Sunrise is at 5:39 today and sunset at 9:16. At the end of July 6:02 sunrise, 9pm sunset! Bring on my favorite season, winter. I golfed in the Madison Healthcare golf tournament Monday during an extreme heat warning. The … Continue reading RANDOM PAUL THOUGHTS
Saturday was an end of a era for Lac qui Parle Valley baseball. Coach Bart Hill has been head baseball coach for the Eagles for 27 years and with Saturday’s loss to Murray County Central in the Section 3A playoffs it was the last time he will put on the number 10 uniform and walk to the third base coaching box. Lots of emotions from … Continue reading BART
