As the Sports Director for KRFO, I enjoy the chance to cover sports throughout the year for Owatonna, Blooming Prairie, Medford, NRHEG and Triton. I feature coaches from each school on the Saturday coaches show at 9AM during the school year. During the summer I look forward to the Steele County Fair for the great food and music. I'm on air each afternoon on AM 1390 with a mix of music, news and local information. Come back to the website often for local, regional and national stories of interest. In my spare time I go to high school sporting events, go for a run or watch a movie. My wife Chris and I have two grown children. Cynthia is graduate of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Aaron attends the University of MN.
Roy Koenig
Reasons to Host a Steele County Blades Player
As the Steele County Blades junior hockey team prepares for its upcoming season, they are still seeking billet families to host an out-of-town players.
Crowds Come Together for Owatonna’s First ‘Downtown Thursday’
A big crowd turned out for the inaugural 'Downtown Thursday' event, which brought together food, music, artists and shopping to Owatonna.
Owatonna City Open Announces Changes, Tee-Times
Tee-times, pairing and changes have been announced for the Owatonna City Open golf tournament.
Owatonna Rotary’s STRIVE Run Has Something for Everyone
The 15 annual event features a 5K and two-mile, plus kids 400M and 800M runs. It's held at the Owatonna High School track.
Gopher Football for Free
Fans can check out Gopher football practices for free. Dates are August 4, 10 and 16.
Butterflies, Wienermobile and Smokey Bear are Coming to the Fair
Check out some of the fun, cool attractions coming to the Steele County Fair
Owatonna Police Issue Safety Bulletin After Man Chases Children
The Owatonna Police Department has issued a Public Safety Bulletin after a man chased a group of children
Bear Tears His Way Into Car to Get Cookies
A bear ripped into the vinyl of a vintage car to get to the cookies that were behind the front seat.
Getting Dunked for a Good Cause at Owatonna’s Crazy Days
Teachers, media members and business people were among those getting dunked for a great cause during Crazy Days.