The man who’s arguably the most ardent fan of Tri-Cities sports is in need of the public’s help. Even if you don’t know Jimmy “Woo-Hoo” Butcher, you’ve probably heard his signature yell of “woo-hoo” ...

LAist was unsuspectingly whisked off to the wilds of Alhambra the other day for what was promised to be some of the best Chinese food in the city, taken under wing to Sam Woo BBQ by some folks who ...

Pam Abramson's iconic 'woo-hoo' has echoed through Kauffman since early 2000s. Abramson's cheer began in Section 313 as a way to uplift struggling Royals teams. The 'woo-hoo' has become both a fan ...

In Vonage Chairman Jeff Citron's worldview, the company may well be profitable in two years because- let me get this straight- the company will be able to pare down some of its outrageous marketing ...

Rutgers junior Antonia Bates is experiencing a first in her collegiate career heading into the 2024-25 season — the benefits of a full roster. Bates was one of just eight players on the Scarlet ...

“Look inside America, she’s alright, she’s alright / Sitting out the distance, but I’m not trying to make her mine” The result was Blur’s self-titled fifth album, released February 10 in the UK and a ...

Jimmy “Woo-Hoo” Butcher, the beloved Tri-Cities superfan who once inspired a bobblehead giveaway, is getting a brand new home courtesy of his own ardent fans. Ken Hohenberg, the retired Kennewick ...

SPREAD AWARENESS AS THEY SHARE THEIR FATHER’S BATTLE. ALYX: KENT FIELDSEN IS NO STRANGER TO THE SPOTLIGHT. >> ONE OF HIS TRADEMARKS IS I KNOW MOST IOWANS ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE IOWA LOTTERY WOO-HOO.

Tri-Cities teams launched fundraising after Jimmy Butcher lost his home to damage. Butcher, a longtime volunteer and superfan, lacks insurance for home replacement. Over $10,000 raised so far; ...

Depending on from where anyone consumes a Royals game at Kauffman Stadium, our customized soundtracks sure tend to vary. Sitting at home or in your car or wherever else you might be, the experience is ...

The man who's arguably the most ardent fan of Tri-Cities sports is in need of the public's help. Even if you don't know Jimmy "Woo-Hoo" Butcher, you've probably heard his signature yell of "woo-hoo" ...