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Valley TeleCom brings sports talk to Community Channel One
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Hear about Willcox v. Safford Friday!
By Bob Dahlstrom/for the Range News
Valley TeleCom Group has added a popular local sports talk radio show to its TV programming schedule. Lee Patterson's "Overtime", which currently airs live every Wednesday on radio station 1230AM KATO, will now be rebroadcast on Valley's Community Channel One every Friday at 12:30 p.m. and on Sundays at 9:30 a.m., Arizona time.
General Manager, Davis Nathan, confirms that "as far as high school sports coverage in the Gila Valley goes, Lee Patterson is the man. Lee has been our play-by-play guy for years and he lives, eats, and breathes high school and EAC sports. He brings that passion to his weekly show and if you want to stay up-to-date with local sports, "Overtime" with Lee Patterson is a must."
Adding "Overtime" to the Community Channel's programming line-up is proof of Valley's commitment to local sports coverage. "We think this is a great opportunity to do something on par with other syndicated sports talk shows", says Ralph Score, Production Coordinator for Valley's Channel One and Website Development. In agreement, Lee Patterson added, "anytime you can get local athletes more exposure - it's a good thing. By combining the show on both radio and Valley's TV service, we reach more people and that in turn, provides that extra exposure for the athletes."
Catch your local football action exclusively on Valley's Community Channel One - specifically Willcox vs. Safford on Friday, Sept. 10.
For additional information on Valley's Community Channel One, please call Valley TeleCom Group at 1-800-421-5711, or go to www.vtc.net.
Valley TeleCom Group is a local telecommunications company that provides local phone, long distance, high-speed internet and digital cable television to many residents in Cochise, Graham and Greenlee counties as well as in southwestern New Mexico. They have been serving customers in the area since 1962.
By Bob Dahlstrom/for the Range News
Valley TeleCom Group has added a popular local sports talk radio show to its TV programming schedule. Lee Patterson's "Overtime", which currently airs live every Wednesday on radio station 1230AM KATO, will now be rebroadcast on Valley's Community Channel One every Friday at 12:30 p.m. and on Sundays at 9:30 a.m., Arizona time.
General Manager, Davis Nathan, confirms that "as far as high school sports coverage in the Gila Valley goes, Lee Patterson is the man. Lee has been our play-by-play guy for years and he lives, eats, and breathes high school and EAC sports. He brings that passion to his weekly show and if you want to stay up-to-date with local sports, "Overtime" with Lee Patterson is a must."
Adding "Overtime" to the Community Channel's programming line-up is proof of Valley's commitment to local sports coverage. "We think this is a great opportunity to do something on par with other syndicated sports talk shows", says Ralph Score, Production Coordinator for Valley's Channel One and Website Development. In agreement, Lee Patterson added, "anytime you can get local athletes more exposure - it's a good thing. By combining the show on both radio and Valley's TV service, we reach more people and that in turn, provides that extra exposure for the athletes."
Catch your local football action exclusively on Valley's Community Channel One - specifically Willcox vs. Safford on Friday, Sept. 10.
For additional information on Valley's Community Channel One, please call Valley TeleCom Group at 1-800-421-5711, or go to www.vtc.net.
Valley TeleCom Group is a local telecommunications company that provides local phone, long distance, high-speed internet and digital cable television to many residents in Cochise, Graham and Greenlee counties as well as in southwestern New Mexico. They have been serving customers in the area since 1962.
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