Sharathon Raises $36,000 for The Journey
Kevin Kreuger (left) joins Lauren Libby on the air at 88.3 The Journey during the annual Sharathon April 12 and 13. The two guest hosts joined General Manager Mike Agee as announcers for the event. The two-day effort netted more than $36,000 for the campus radio station, which is the most ever brought in by a Southwestern station at one time.
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Chris G. Clapp
April 14, 14:20