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Ralph Renick: May the Good News Be Yours

June 04, 2025 • Bill Monty • Season 2 • Episode 3

0:00 | 11:46

From 1949 to 1985, Ralph Renick was THE single most important News Anchor in South Florida. His informed, straightforward style made you feel comfortable, while his signature sign-off, "Good night and may the good news be yours" was a reassuring comment of hope in dark days.

Many have followed in his footsteps but none have equalled his accomplishments. Take a TALK Down Memory Lane with me and revisit one of South Florida's true legends.

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