MUSEUM OF BROADCASTING HALL OF FAME
The Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame is pleased to announce its new members for 2010. Honored by their peers and selected for induction into the
2010 Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame are:
• Cyndy Brucato - Peabody Award Winning Journalist and Anchor at KSTP 5 Eyewitness News
• Eric Eskola - Longtime WCCO Radio Political Reporter and Co-Host of tpt’s Almanac
• Frank Fee - Longtime Owner of Gopher Communications and KROX Radio, Crookston
• Arthur Hoehn - Minnesota Public Radio’s First Classical Music Host
• Michelle Lee - Respected Anchor with Northland’s NewsCenter KBJR 6/Range 11, Duluth
• Donald K. Martin - A Key Figure in the Heyday of Twin Cities Top 40 Radio
• Phil Nolan - Respected Radio Executive and Former Owner of KAUS, Austin, and KEEZ, Mankato
Three other outstanding broadcasters will be posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame:
• Bob DeHaven - One of WCCO Radio’s Most Popular Personalities
• Marty O’Neill - AWA Wrestling Announcer and Pioneer in Minnesota Radio and Television
• Darcy Pohland - WCCO TV Reporter Who Inspired Viewers and Colleagues Alike
Receiving the 2010 Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame Distinguished Service Award is:
Brad Nessler - Minnesota Native and Nationally Known ABC and ESPN Sportscaster
These outstanding men and women, recognized for their contributions to both broadcasting and to
the community, will be honored at the 10th Annual Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame Gala
on Saturday, October 9, 2010, at the Metropolitan Ballroom in Golden Valley, Minnesota. To reserve your tickets, or for more information, visit www.museumofbroadcasting.org or call 952.926.8198. |