Garrison Keillor, creator and longtime host of A Prairie Home Companion says he’s only planning to tell the tales of Lake Wobegon for another two years. Keillor announced he plans to retire in 2013 — he’ll be 70 years old.
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Garrison Keillor, host of NPR’s A Prairie Home Companion is recovering following what doctors are calling a “minor stroke” over the weekend. A spokesperson at the Mayo Clinic in Keillor’s home state of Minnesota says “he plans to resume a normal schedule next week.”
SYRACUSE/UTICA/OSWEGO — Local fans of A Prairie Home Companion will soon have a chance to screen “The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes,” the 2008 documentary about APHC host Garrison Keillor. 
Garrison Keillor is recovering from heart valve surgery performed at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. The longtime host of A Prairie Home Companion is resting comfortably and is expected to make a full recovery. His popular weekly radio show heard locally on WRVO FM 90 will not be affected as the last live . . . → Read More: Prairie host undergoes heart surgery |
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