Fred LeFebvre

1 week ago | wspd.iheart.com | Fred LeFebvre

Elliott Scott with The Garmin Marathon speaks with Fred about the inaugural Garmin Marathon to be held September 21, 2025 in Toledo. This will be the first of only two Garmin Marathons this year, the other in Tucson, and registration for the race is online now at this link GARMIN MARATHON TOLEDO The race will be a Boston Marathon qualifier. Events are planned for an after-race party and the route will include the Toledo Zoo, Maumee Bay Brewery, and the Glass City Metropark.

2 weeks ago | wspd.iheart.com | Fred LeFebvre

Toledo boxer Albert 'Prince' Bell joins Fred to talk about upcoming Saturday match at Huntington Center. Tickets are available online at Pulse Boxing price goes up $10 if you buy day of. Gates open at 6p, first match at 6:15p. Albert will be fighting as a featherweight after going 28-0 as a light featherweight in previous bouts.

1 month ago | wspd.iheart.com | Fred LeFebvre

Fred LeFebvre had a chance to speak with music legend Judy Collins before her appearance at the Stranahan Theatre next Wednesday. She spoke in length about her career, influences, and her continued recording schedule. For more information on Ms Collins use this link JUDY COLLINS

1 month ago | wspd.iheart.com | Fred LeFebvre

Dereck Malone of SnipingForDom visited with Fred for his review of new Toledo Mud Hens offerings for 2025 season. Dereck has a huge online presence on Tik-Tok, Instagram, and Facebook reviewing restaurants across the country. He was in town for the annual Mud Hens preview of the 2025 season concession offerings. While here he signed a Packo's bun and visited some local eateries.

1 month ago | thegamblertoledo.iheart.com | Fred LeFebvre

Following what should be a cool, dry Friday Northwest Ohio will be bracing for a wintry mix of snow, ice, and sleet. Current forecasts from our media partner Toledo 11 are calling for a steady snow to move into the area after 8p Friday night. By midnight it's expected that heavy, wet snow will blanket the listening area with Lucas county and Southeast Michigan seeing anywhere from 2-5 inches.