Goshen was TODAY Show meteorologist Al Roker’s only stop in Indiana as part of “Rokerthon 2,” in which he plans to report the weather from all 50 states in one week to set a Guinness World Record.
The TODAY Show's Al Roker is going cross country, trying for a Guinness world record for reporting the weather in all 50 states in just one week. Tuesday, he stopped in Goshen, Indiana.
Was meeting beloved weatherman Al Roker worth the three-hour wait? More than 400 people in Goshen thought so.
TODAY weatherman Al Roker is taking America by storm with his much anticipated Rokerthon 2 and his trip has brought him to Goshen on Tuesday.
Despite the three-hour delay, a crowd of more than 300 people gathered at on the northwest side of the Goshen College campus to see “Today” show weatherman Al Roker give the forecast.
WTHR caught up with some Goshen College students who were waiting for Al Tuesday. Members of the Goshen College choir were set to greet Al with a song they put together just for him.
Eleven-year-old Hayden McDonald skipped school Tuesday to get a glimpse of his favorite weather television personality, Al Roker of the Today Show.
Goshen is Al Roker’s only stop in Indiana as part of “Rokerthon 2,” in which the TODAY Show meteorologist will report the weather from all 50 states in one week in an attempt to set a new Guinness world record.
In his retirement, Bob Johnson '73 has gotten back into writing, and recently won the Marguerite McGlinn Prize in Fiction for Philadelphia Stories magazine for his short story “Bird Fever.”
The Indiana Department of Education has reported a decline in the number of teacher licenses issued over the past few years.
